From January 20 to 22, a total of 11.3 percent of respondents said they would vote for the ruling Civil Contract Party in Armenia if parliamentary elections were held next Sunday. This was stated by MPG company director, sociologist Aram Navasardyan, during a press conference Wednesday.

The sociologist noted that this is the lowest indicator ever for the ruling party.

“13.3 percent of respondents would vote against everyone, 27.2 percent would refuse to vote in the elections, 10.2 percent declined from answering, 15.4 percent found it difficult to answer,” added Navasardyan.