Armenian opposition flags chaotic voter lists ahead of June elections

An Armenian opposition figure has raised alarm over what she called “chaotic” electoral registers ahead of the June 7 vote. Gohar Meloyan, a constitutional law expert and a member of the Strong Armenia party, said people have reported missing names, deceased relatives listed as active voters and strangers registered at their home addresses.

Meloyan added that some precinct assignments appeared distorted, with instances of hundreds of individuals registered under a single residence. She urged voters who cannot locate themselves or who discover anomalous entries to contact the Interior Ministry’s Migration and Citizenship Service or call the short number 84-22 for clarification. Citizens may request corrections or removals until May 26 at 2 p.m. local time.