Armenia voters are either supportive of or protesting against the authorities. There are ones refusing to vote. Voters supportive of the authorities constitute 39%, Aharon Adibekyan, Head of the Sociometer center told journalist Feb. 17.

“As to protesters and refusers, they constitute 26% and 35% respectively,” the expert said. According to him, the first group of voters is ready to vote for the force they consider the most powerful and capable of retaining power. “The protesters vote for the parties concerned with their protests. Most of the refusers prefer abstaining from voting. However, they may take part in voting if any intrigue is involved,” the expert said.