Government of the Republic of Armenia
- Type
- government
- Country
- Armenia
- Homepage
- Description
- Sovereign state government empowered by law to govern election preparation and conduct through officials and authorized bodies. Suspicion label: none.
Aliases
- Armenian Government
- Government
Related claims (3)
- Certain categories of citizens are disenfranchised from voting: those declared legally incapacitated, sentenced to imprisonment, military servicemen under compulsory service, arrested or detained persons, and unregistered citizens for local self-government and majoritarian National Assembly elections.
- Citizens of the Republic of Armenia aged 18 or above have the right to vote in all elections; non-citizens registered for at least six months in a community have the right to vote in local self-government elections.
- Elections in the Republic of Armenia for the President, the National Assembly, and local self-government bodies are governed by the Electoral Code adopted on 26 May 2011, stipulating secret ballot, universal, equal, and direct suffrage.