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A. Ghukasyan presented his arguments, which mainly were based on the analysis of the data presented on the official site of CEC. In particular, in 414 polling stations inconsistencies are present concerning the number of the registered voters and the number of election envelopes and ballots. In all those precincts, the number of votes exceeded the number of the ballots. 

 

According to another data, in 469 polling stations the results show the opposite. A. Ghukasyan noted that in 576 out of 1988 polling stations the presidential candidate Serzh Sargsyan received very high rate of votes which reminds of old Soviet times. He also noted that in those polling stations 375.000 voters participated in the election which is 76 or even more percent. According to him, those data cannot be trustworthy. 

 

The applicant also presented examples when 95-100% participation is registered in the polling stations. Talking about those facts, he concluded that in more than 500 polling stations “callous approach” was noticed in 3 level systems. He again talked about the letter to Serzh Tankian from Serzh Sargsyan in which the former mentioned that he implemented the elections. On this regard, he mentioned that the President himself signed the Election Code and couldn’t be uninformed that the elections are being implemented by the 3-level election commission. The applicant highlighted that the letter also gave information about the “value system” of Serzh Sargsyan and that “he identifies himself with the State”.  

 

A. Ghukasyan also paid the attention of the Constitutional Court to the fact the untrustworthy results of the elections were left outside the proceeding of CEC, while the representatives of CEC attempted to find in the Constitutional court why the oppositional candidate didn’t appeal those actions. A. Ghukasyan said that Raffi Hovhannisyan presented 127 complaints, and he presented none, but the results are the same. He said that the raised issues aren’t of personal nature but are directed at the increate of the trust of the population, stating that the state should always stay neutral in the election processes. 

 

At this point the president of CEC Tigran Mukuchyan is presenting his objections. 

 

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