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Extracted claims (7)
- The survey includes polling groups for Civil Contract led by Nikol Pashinyan with n=354 respondents, 'Mer dzevov' / 'Strong Armenia' party led by Samvel Karapetyan n=141, Armenia alliance / ARF Dashnaktutyun linked to Robert Kocharyan n=45, and Prosperous Armenia Party led by Gagik Tsarukyan n=45.
- The Armenian Armed Forces receive high satisfaction rates of up to 73%-91% 'satisfied' in recent years according to the survey; similarly, the Armenian Apostolic Church's satisfaction fluctuated between 54% and 74%.
- When asked about trust in politicians, 20% named Nikol Pashinyan as the most trusted, 10% Samvel Karapetyan, 5% Robert Kocharyan, and 4% Gagik Tsarukyan; nearly half (48%) trust none.
- National security and border issues were cited as the top problem facing Armenia by 21% of respondents, followed by unemployment at 18%, cost of living/high prices at 11%, low wages at 9%, and low pensions at 8%.
- Among age groups, 43% of 18-35 year olds think Armenia is heading in the right direction while 44% think it is the wrong direction; 44% of 36-55 year olds think right and 45% wrong; 55% of 56+ year olds think right and 35% wrong.
- In the 2026 public opinion survey, 47% of respondents think Armenia is heading in the right direction, 41% think it is heading in the wrong direction, and 11% don't know or refused to answer.
- A public opinion survey was conducted in Armenia from February 3-13, 2026 with a sample of 1,506 residents including forcibly displaced persons from Nagorno Karabakh, using CATI telephone interviews with a 22% response rate and a margin of error not exceeding ±2.5%.