The highly unreliable number of voters only makes people suspect the legitimacy of the elections even more.

The United Inter-party Headquarters for Public Control of the Elections, which includes the Armenian National Congress (HAK), Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK) and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation-Dashnaktsutyun (ARF-D), doesn't believe in the Central Electoral Commission's data regarding the number of voters.

According to the CEC, 559,627 voters or 62.26% of voters participated in the elections.

"We still haven't received information regarding the electoral violations from our headquarters. After we receive that information, we will sum up our steps," said ARF-D representative of the Headquarters Armen Rustamyan.
BHK representative Vardan Oskanyan also said the CEC's results weren't reliable.

HAK coordinator Levon Zurabyan doesn't treat Gallup's exit poll seriously. "Nobody obviously believes in all this," said Zurabyan, referring to the fact that 46% of people had refused to participate in the exit poll.

Throughout the day, the United Inter-party Headquarters for Public Control of the Elections issued two declarations in which it mentioned several electoral violations.

The highly unreliable number of voters only makes people suspect the legitimacy of the elections even more. The united headquarters deems it necessary to continue to work toward appealing the results and recounting the votes.