Distribution of pro-Armenian and anti-Armenian forces in the political structures of U.S. before mid-term elections is almost unreal, Communications Director of Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Elizabeth Chouldjian told NEWS.am.

According to her, now both pro-Armenian forces and their opponents are in the vague.

 “It is hard for us in Nevada, as the situation is rather tensed. It is easier in California. In general, the country will face a tough struggle,” she said.

As to her standpoint on “opponents”, Elizabeth Chouldjian said. “They are those who hinder recognition of Armenian Genocide, oppose the recognition of Karabakh’s independence an cerate obstacles for increasing aid to Armenia, as well as pro-Turkish and pro-Azerbaijani forces.”

“The senators, congressmen, politicians and public figures with whom the Armenian community in U.S. is on close terms will go on deepening bilateral friendly relations,” a representatives of the Armenian Assembly of America Taniel Kushakyan told NEWS.am.

In conclusion, Kuashakyan said the Armenian community is not for any political force-Democratic or Republican. “We support those, who support us,” he stressed.

As NEWS.am reported previously, on November 2 mid-term elections were held in U.S. Congress.