RA Police received only one reliable report about discrepancy in the voters' lists - RA Police.

"Heritage Party's election headquarters has issued its preliminary evaluation of the May 6 parliamentary elections in which it is particularly stated that many voters brought from the provinces had registered at addresses of homes in Yerevan. According to "Heritage" Party's evaluation, the "manipulations" of the permanent and temporary lists of the RA Police Passports Departments have given voters the opportunity to participate in the elections twice.

The RA Police views the information as groundless.

The RA Police has registered the residents according to the RA law "On the State Register of the Population" and by the order established by RA Government Resolution 1231-N dated 14 July 2005. The mentioned legal acts don't reserve the right to "Temporary Registration" to residents.

The permanent and temporary lists were prepared in accordance with the letter of the RA Electoral Code. All voters were included in one voter list and only once. The main and additional lists had been posted on the websites of the RA Central Electoral Commission and the RA Police two days before the vote.

On the day of the elections, the RA Police received only one reliable report about discrepancy in the voters' lists, which didn't refer to the same person being included in different lists at the same time.

The RA Police, staying true to its working style of giving rapid and operative responses to any alert, calls on "Heritage" Party to provide at least one fact of violations of keeping the voters' lists, if, of course, the party has it."

 RA Police statement