I do not see any leading force which is followed by a large crowd - psychologist.

Two days have remained for the parliamentary elections in Armenia but the majority of candidates did not manage to present themselves to the voters in an appropriate way, psychologist Karine Nalchajyan told a news conference today, adding that the majority of voters have not decided whom to vote.

She said the campaign passed peacefully, which is quite good as stability is a priority for Armenia.

‘The electoral campaign passed without serious debates. The candidates were mainly meeting with people. We have mainly witnessed ads and in better case interviews but not ideological competition of different forces,’ Nalchajyan said.

Referring to the election bribe topic, the psychologist noted that an impression is being created that the election campaign consisted of election bribes only and the party’s ideas have not been seen. ‘The ideas of different parties were not seen,’ the psychologist said.

Speaking about parties’ campaigns, Nalchajyan stressed the succeeded campaigns were the RPA’s and PAP’s.