The results of the poll, published three months before the elections, don’t yet provide a definitive picture, stated Hayk Mamijanyan, head of the I Have Honor faction, during parliamentary briefings, referring to polls published by the American International Republican Institute (IRI).
Hayk Mamijanyan cannot explain why the IRI hasn’t published the poll data for either the Republican Party or the I Have Honor faction.
A representative of the opposition forces says that at the moment, they are only interested in one thing: removing Nikol Pashinyan from power.
“Members of the Republican Party are eager to disseminate the results of these polls, but they simply don’t know how to read polls. When you convert these figures into a rating using a formula, Pashinyan’s position isn’t so good, it’s less than 50 percent.” They’re spreading information, but according to sociological formulas, Pashinyan receives less than 50 percent of the vote,” he noted.
As a reminder, the American International Republican Institute (IRI) published the results of surveys conducted in Armenia. According to the IRI poll, “Which political party or bloc would you vote for if parliamentary elections were held next Sunday?” The answers were distributed as follows:
KP – 24 percent,
Strong Armenia – 9 percent,
Armenia bloc and ARF Dashnaktsutyun – 3 percent,
Prosperous Armenia – 3 percent.