{"id":46887,"date":"2021-06-03T21:31:04","date_gmt":"2021-06-03T21:31:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/archive.womennet.am?p=46887"},"modified":"2021-07-23T10:35:53","modified_gmt":"2021-07-23T10:35:53","slug":"women-in-party-list-2021","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.womennet.am\/en\/women-in-party-list-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"Who are the women candidates represented in the top ten of the electoral lists"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The 26 political forces participating in the early parliamentary elections have nominated a total of 2613 candidates, of which 956 or 36.6% are women.<\/p>\n

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The rate of women’s involvement in the lists varies from 30-44%. The representation of women is the lowest in the \u201cArmenia\u201d Alliance (30.7%) and the highest in the \u201cAll-Armenian National Statehood\u201d Party (43.9%)<\/p>\n

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Women candidates in the electoral lists of political forces<\/strong><\/p>\n

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When forming the lists, the vast majority of political forces were guided by the requirement of the lower threshold of the law, giving the first female candidates the third line. In almost all the lists, there are three women candidates in the first top ten. Five women are represented only in the first top ten of the list of the \u201cFreedom\u201d Party, four women – in the first top ten of the \u201cHomeland of Armenians\u201d Party.<\/p>\n

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Only two lists of 26 political forces are headed by women – the first number of the electoral list of the \u201cUnited Homeland\u201d Party is Lusine Avakyan, and Karin Tonoyan is in the first line in the list of the \u201c5165 National Conservative Movement\u201d Party. <\/p>\n

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The second part of the national lists, intended for candidates who are representatives of national minorities, includes 14 candidates in total, of which 3 are women. <\/p>\n

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Only five political forces – the \u201cArmenian National Congress\u201d, \u201cCivil Contract\u201d, \u201cProsperous Armenia\u201d, \u201cSovereign Armenia\u201d and the \u201cArmenia\u201d Alliance included national minorities in their lists.<\/p>\n

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  WomenNet.am<\/strong> analyzed the electoral lists of political forces participating in the elections, according to the representation of women.<\/p>\n

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  1. The \u201cFair Armenia\u201d Party<\/strong> submitted to the CEC an electoral list consisting of 85 candidates, registration of one was rejected. As a result, the list published by the Commission includes 84 candidates, of which 34 are women. It turns out that in the list submitted by the Party, women make up about 40.5%.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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    The electoral list is headed by Norayr Norikyan, the Party leader. The first woman in the list is presented under the third line. There are three women in the first top ten:<\/p>\n

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    3rd<\/sup> line – Marineh Nurbekyan<\/strong>, \u201cFair Armenia\u201d Party, does not work, 1981
    \n6th<\/sup> line – Adelina Shahinyan,<\/strong> \u201cFair Armenia\u201d Party, Secondary school No.1 of Ayntap community, school teacher,1987
    \n9th<\/sup> line – Tereza Zakaryan<\/strong>,\u201cFair Armenia\u201d Party, does not work, 1985<\/p>\n

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    1. The list of the \u201cArmenian National Congress\u201d Party<\/strong>, headed by Levon Ter-Petrosyan,<\/strong> the First President of Armenia, includes 101 candidates, of which 33 are women, that is, 33% of the candidates are women. The first female candidate takes the 3rd<\/sup> line, in the top ten the women are in every third place:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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      3rd<\/sup>  line – Inessa Gabayan,<\/strong> Non-party, Director of “Miezerk” LLC, 1957
      \n6rd<\/sup> line – Anna Gevorgyan,<\/strong> Non-party, researcher at YSU, 1985<\/p>\n

      9th<\/sup> line – <\/strong>Karineh Yaralyan<\/strong>, Non-party, YSU lecturer, 1975<\/p>\n

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      1. The \u201cCivil Contract\u201d Party <\/strong>led by Nikol Pashinyan.<\/strong> There are 157 candidates in the list, of which 53 or about 34 % <\/strong>are women<\/strong>. And here the first woman takes the third line, there are three female candidates in the top ten: <\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        3rd<\/sup> line – Lilit Makunts,<\/strong> CC, leader of \u201cMy Step\u201d faction, 1983
        \n6th<\/sup> line – Lena Nazaryan,<\/strong> CC, Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly, 1983 
        \n9th<\/sup> line – Arpi Davoyan, CC, NA Member, 1985<\/p>\n

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        1. There were 101 candidates in the electoral list submitted to the CEC of the \u201cAwakening National Christian\u201d Party, <\/strong>registration of nine candidates was rejected according to the CEC Decisions, of which two are women. As a result, 35 or 38%<\/strong> of the 92 candidates are women. The Party list is headed by Ara Zohrabyan, Chairman of the Chamber of Lawyers.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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          The first woman in the list was presented in the third line, but as a result of the rejection to register Vahagn Chakhalyan, the head of the Department of Psychology of the European University Karineh Nalchajyan appeared in the second line. There are three women in the top ten. The remaining sequence is like other political forces:<\/p>\n

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           2nd<\/sup> line – Karineh Nalchajyan,<\/strong> Party Member, Head of the Department of Psychology at the European University, 1954
          \n6th<\/sup> line – Marineh Farmanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, CoL Member, 1980
          \n9th<\/sup> line – Lusineh Sargsyan<\/strong>, Party Member, CoL Member, 1988<\/p>\n

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          1. The \u201cFreedom\u201d Party<\/strong> led by Hrant Bagratyan, the former RA Prime Minister, submitted to the CEC a list of 86 candidates. Registration of three of the candidates was rejected, of which one is a woman. As a result, 83 candidates left in the list, of which 33 or about<\/strong> 40 %<\/strong> are women<\/strong>. The first woman in the list is ranked second, and there are 5 female candidates in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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            2nd<\/sup> line – Aida Batikyan<\/strong>, Party Member, works at the Yerevan State Conservatory, 1982
            \n5th<\/sup> line – Shoghakat Mikaelyan<\/strong>, Party Member, retired, 1955<\/p>\n

            7th<\/sup> line – Narineh Kroyan,<\/strong> Party Member, writer, 1961<\/p>\n

            9th<\/sup> line – Lilit Hovhannisyan, <\/strong>Party Member, journalist, 1991
            \n10th<\/sup> line – Nuneh Avanesyan<\/strong>, Party Member, medical doctor <\/p>\n

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            1. The \u201cI have the Honor\u201d Alliance<\/strong> headed by Artur Vanetsyan, Leader of \u201cHomeland\u201d Party, former Director of the National Security Service, submitted to the CEC a list of 230 candidates, of which 80 or about 35 %<\/strong> are women.<\/strong> There are no unregistered candidates. In the election list of the \u201cHomeland\u201d Party and the \u201cRepublican Party of Armenia\u201d, the first woman takes the third line, and there are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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              3rd<\/sup> line – Anna Mkrtchyan,<\/strong> RPA Member, Assistant to Serzh Sargsyan, 1994<\/p>\n

              6th<\/sup> line – Taguhi Tovmasyan,<\/strong> Non-party, Member of the National Assembly, 1982<\/p>\n

              9th<\/sup> line – Tehmina Vardanyan,<\/strong> \u201cHomeland\u201d Party, Member of the Yerevan Council of Elders, 1988<\/p>\n

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              1. The electoral list of the \u201cUnited Homeland\u201d Party<\/strong> is headed by Lusine Avagyan. She is the Founding Director of the \u201cLA\u201d LLC Consulting Company, Director of the \u201cARMIN\u201d NGO. The Party submitted a list of 88 candidates to the CEC, registration of two was rejected. Of the 86 candidates in the electoral list, 37 or about<\/strong> 42% <\/strong>are women<\/strong>. There are three female candidates in the top ten of the list:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                1st<\/sup> line – Lusineh Avakian<\/strong>, Party Member, 1974<\/p>\n

                4th<\/sup> line – Svetlana Petrosyan,<\/strong> Non-party, pharmacy employee, 1996<\/p>\n

                9th<\/sup> line – Hamest Azatyan<\/strong>, Party member, does not work<\/p>\n

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                1. The electoral list of the \u201cAll-Armenian National Statehood (AANS) Party<\/strong>, submitted to the CEC headed by Artur Vardanyan, the Party Leader, includes 82 candidates, of which 36 or about<\/strong> 44% <\/strong>are women.<\/strong> The first woman in the list is ranked third, with three female candidates in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                  3rd<\/sup> line – Mariam Metsoyan,<\/strong> Party Member, researcher of the National Academy of Sciences, 1988<\/p>\n

                  6th<\/sup> line – Sona Najarian<\/strong>, Party Member, Avan House of Culture SNCO, head of the Radio Culture studio, 1989<\/p>\n

                  9th<\/sup> line – Perchuhi Gevorgyan,<\/strong> Party Member, 1991 <\/p>\n

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                  1. The \u201cBright Armenia\u201d Party<\/strong>, headed by Edmon Marukyan, Leader of the faction of the same name, submitted a list of 107 candidates to the CEC, 35 of which or about 33 % <\/strong>are women<\/strong>.  <\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                    The first female candidate is represented in third line. There are three women in the top ten:<\/p>\n

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                    3rd<\/sup> line – Ani Samsonyan<\/strong>, Party Member, NA Member, 1990<\/p>\n

                    6th<\/sup> line – Karine Ghukasyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Director of \u201cKara and Karen\u201d LLC, 1968<\/p>\n

                    9th<\/sup> line – Srbuhi Grigoryan, Party Member, NA Mmber, 1974<\/p>\n

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                    1. The electoral list of the \u201cArmenia is Our Home\u201d<\/strong> Party is headed by Tigran Urikhanyan, the NA Member, Leader of the \u201cAlliance\u201d Party. The list submitted to the CEC includes 88 candidates, of which 29 or about 33% <\/strong>are women<\/strong>. The first woman is ranked third in the list, with three female candidates in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                      3rd<\/sup> line – Sona Gulkanyan<\/strong>, \u201cAlliance\u201d, Director of Gulkanyan Group LLC, 1972<\/p>\n

                      6th<\/sup> line – Gayaneh Mkhitaryan<\/strong>, \u201cArmenia is our home\u201d Party, Scientific Secretary of the Language Institute after Acharyan at the RA National Academy of Sciences, 1964<\/p>\n

                      9th<\/sup> line – Marineh Movsisyan,<\/strong> \u201cArmenia is Our Home\u201d Party, Executive Director of the Consulting for promoting international entrepreneurship.<\/p>\n

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                      1. The electoral list of the \u201cRepublic\u201d Party, headed by Aram Sargsyan, former Prime Minister of Armenia, includes 103 candidates, 35 of them, or about 34% are women.<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                        The first woman on the list is ranked third with three female candidates in the top ten:<\/p>\n


                        \n<\/strong>3rd<\/sup> line – Ani Khachatryan<\/strong>, Party Member, member of the Yerevan Council of Elders, 1984 <\/p>\n

                        6th<\/sup> line – Anahit Adamyan<\/strong>, Party Member, does not work, 1961<\/p>\n

                        9th<\/sup> line – Haykanush Ghshyan,<\/strong> Party Member, accountant of the \u201cBurger ARM\u201d CJSC, 1973<\/p>\n

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                        1. \u201cHomeland of Armenians\u201d<\/strong> Party headed by Artak Galstyan, human rights lawyer submitted to the CEC an electoral list comprised of 91 candidates. Registration of one candidate was rejected. As a result, there are 91 candidates in the list published in the official site of the Commission, of which 32 or about 36%<\/strong> are women<\/strong>. The first woman in the list takes the second line, there are four female candidates in the first top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                          2nd<\/sup> line \u2013 Anahit Yeghoyan<\/strong>, Party Member, does not work, 1968<\/p>\n

                          4th<\/sup> line \u2013 Susanna Sargsyan<\/strong>, Party member, Founding Director of \u201cAgla Lawyers\u201d LLC Law Office, 1979<\/p>\n

                          7th<\/sup> line \u2013 Marina Khachatryan<\/strong>,<\/strong> Non-party, \u201cMiqayelyan VI\u201d, Neurosurgeon,1981<\/p>\n

                          10th<\/sup> line \u2013 Karineh Ghukasyan<\/strong>, Party Member, \u201cMika Sport Complex\u201d, cashier, 1989<\/p>\n

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                          1. The first line of the \u201cFree Homeland Alliance\u201d <\/strong>Party electoral list is presented by Miqael Hayrapetyan, Chairman of Conservative Party. An electoral list comprised of 83 candidates is presented to the CEC, registration of two candidates was rejected. As a result, there are 81 candidates in the list, of which 30 or 37% <\/strong>are women. <\/strong>The first woman in the list ranks the third, there are four female candidates in the first top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                            3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Annman Khachatryan<\/strong>, Union of National Self-determination Presidency Member, 1957<\/p>\n

                            6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Karineh Sargsyan<\/strong>, Non-party, Executive Director of American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia, 1965<\/p>\n

                            9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Manya Ayvazyan<\/strong>, Union of National Self-determination Presidency Member, 1958<\/p>\n

                            10th<\/sup> line \u2013 Hranush Kharatyan<\/strong>, Non-party, National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Archeology and Ethnography, leading specialist, 1952<\/p>\n

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                            1. The \u201cProsperous <\/strong>Armenia Party\u201d<\/strong>electoral list is headed by Gagik Tsarukyan. A list comprised of 93 candidates was presented to the CEC, registration of one was rejected. As a result, there are 92 candidates, 31 or about 34%<\/strong> of which are The first female candidate takes the third line, there are three female candidates in the first top ten:   <\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                              3rd<\/sup> line – Iveta Tonoyan<\/strong>, Party Member, NA Member, 1981<\/p>\n

                               6th<\/sup> line – Shaqeh Isayan<\/strong>, Party Member, NA Member, 1990<\/p>\n

                               9th<\/sup> line – Luiza Sargsyan<\/strong>, Party Member, NA Member, 1977<\/p>\n

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                              1. The first line of the \u201cDemocratic Party of Armenia\u201d<\/strong> electoral list is presented by the economist Tigran Arzaqantsyan. A list comprised of 88 candidates was presented to the CEC, registration of one was rejected. As a result, 34 or 39%<\/strong> in the list with 87 members are women<\/strong>. <\/strong>In this list the first female candidate ranks the third, there are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                3rd<\/sup> line – Narineh Dilbaryan<\/strong>, Non-party Member, Yerevan State University Associate Professor, 1965<\/p>\n

                                5th<\/sup> line \u2013 Zhasmena Ghevondyan<\/strong>, Democratic Party, Chairwoman of \u201cNeruzh\u201d (\u201cPotential\u201d) Educational & Cultural NGO, 1959<\/p>\n

                                 9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Geghetsik Manukyan<\/strong>, Democratic Party, lawyer, 1991<\/p>\n

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                                1. The \u201c5165 <\/strong>Conservative Movement Party\u201d<\/strong> electoral list is headed by Karin Tonoyan, mother of Menua Hovhannisyan dead in the Artsakh war and posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Artsakh. The electoral list is comprised of 95 candidates, 41 or 43%<\/strong> of which are women<\/strong>. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                  1st<\/sup> line \u2013 Karin Tonoyan<\/strong>, Non-party Member, Director of \u201cHay Aspet\u201d (\u201cArmenian Knight\u201d Gymnasium), Founding Director of \u201cHay Aspet\u201d Central Medical Commission (CMC) and \u201cVordus\u201d (\u201cTo My Son\u201d) NGO, 1967<\/p>\n

                                  6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Naira Yeritsyan<\/strong>, Party Member, YSU lecturer, 1971<\/p>\n

                                  9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Lilit Asatryan<\/strong>, \u201cIravakan Petutyun\u201d (\u201cLegal State\u201d), the RA Ministry of Defense, 1979<\/p>\n

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                                  1. The \u201cCitizen\u2019s Decision\u201d Social-Democratic Party <\/strong>electoral list is headed by Suren Sahakyan. There are 84 candidates in the list, 31 or about 37%<\/strong> of which are women<\/strong>. The first female candidate in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                    3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Irina Hovhannisyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Director of Chambarak Branch, \u201cHayantar\u201d (\u201cArmenian Forest\u201d) State Non-Commercial Organization, 1974<\/p>\n

                                    6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Astghik Melqonyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Project Manager of \u201cSmart Studio\u201d LLC, 1991<\/p>\n

                                    8th<\/sup> line – Yana<\/strong> Matasheva<\/strong>, Party Member, Private Entrepreneur, 1989<\/p>\n

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                                    1. \u201cShirinyan-Babajanyan\u201dAlliance of Democrats<\/strong>, the electoral list of which is headed by the NA Member Arman Babajanyan. An electoral list comprised of 90 candidates is presented to the CEC. Registration of one candidate was rejected. As a result, there are 89 candidates in the list, 34 or 38%<\/strong> of which are The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                      3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Seda Safaryan<\/strong>, Non-party, attoney, 1961
                                      \n6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Tamar Hayrapetyan<\/strong>, Christian-People’s Party, Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of the National Academy of Sciences, Head of Philology, 1963
                                      \n9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Ani Yeghiazaryan,<\/strong> State University after Brusov, Head of Public Relations and Media Department, 1990<\/p>\n

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                                      1. The first line of the \u201cNational Agenda\u201d Party<\/strong> electoral list is presented by Ara Hakobyan, Chairman of the Commission. A list comprised of 84 candidates is submitted to the CEC, registration of one was rejected. As a result, there are 83 candidates in the NAP, of which 35 or 42%<\/strong> are women<\/strong>.  The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                        3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Tatevik Hakobyan,<\/strong> Party Member, teacher, Abovyan high school No1, 1992
                                        \n6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Nuneh Amiryan,<\/strong> Party Member, basic school No130, teacher, 1969
                                        \n9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Anahit Hakobjanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, State University after Brusov, Associate Professor of the Chair of Armenology, 1962<\/p>\n

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                                        1. \u201c<\/strong>Rise Party\u201d<\/strong> electoral list, the first place of which is taken by Aleksan Minasyan. A list comprised of 82 candidates is presented to the CEC, of which 30 or abou<\/strong>t 34%<\/strong> are The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                          3rd<\/sup> line – Arsineh Aghajanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Faculty of General Education Subjects of the Military Aviation University after Khanpertsyan, 1985
                                          \n6th<\/sup> line \u2013Lianna Stepanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Deputy Chairman of \u201cTaghandavor Serund\u201d (\u201cTalanted Generation\u201d) NGO, 1977
                                          \n9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Paytsar Grbashyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Nurse at the Olympic Children’s & Youth Sports School of Cycling<\/p>\n

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                                          1. The first line of the \u201cLiberal\u201d Party<\/strong>electoral list is presented by Samvel Babayan, former Secretary of Artsakh NC. 80 candidates are included in the list presented to the CEC, of which 29 or 36%<\/strong> are women<\/strong>.  The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                            2nd<\/sup> line \u2013 Siranush Rapyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Chief Specialist of Supervision Department of the Yerevan Municipality, 1973<\/p>\n

                                             5th<\/sup> line \u2013 Araqsya Vardanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, does not work, 1990<\/p>\n

                                             9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Armineh Khchoyan,<\/strong> Party Member, does not work, 1989<\/p>\n

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                                            1. The \u201cArmenian Eagles\u201d Unified Party<\/strong> headed by Khachik Asryan presented an electoral list comprised of 86 candidates, of which 29 or about 34%<\/strong> are The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                              3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Armineh Vaghramyan<\/strong>, Party Member, does not work, 1966<\/p>\n

                                               6th<\/sup> line – Romella Mosesyan,<\/strong> Party Member, does not work, 1968<\/p>\n

                                               9th<\/sup> line – Suasanna Suqiasyan<\/strong>, Party Member, does not work, 1976<\/p>\n

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                                              1. The \u201c<\/strong>European Party of Armenia\u201d<\/strong> electoral list, the first line of which is presented by Tigran Khzmalyan. An electoral list comprised of 90 candidates is submitted to the CEC. Registration of one of the candidates was rejected. There are 89 candidates in the list published in the CEC site, of which 31 or about 35%<\/strong> are The first woman in the list takes the third line. There are three women in the top ten.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                                3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Marganush Karapetyan<\/strong>, Party Member, private entrepreneur, 1988<\/p>\n

                                                6th<\/sup> line – Armineh Parsadanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, High School, Vanadzor, 1974<\/p>\n

                                                9th<\/sup> line – Hasmik Barkhudaryan,<\/strong> Non-party, \u201cAries Modern Lunch Home\u201d LLC employee, 1967<\/p>\n

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                                                \"\u0540\u0531\u0545\u0531\u054d\u054f\u0531\u0546<\/p>\n

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                                                1. \u201c<\/strong>Armenia Alliance\u201d<\/strong> headed by Robert Kocharyan, the RA Second President. An electoral list comprised of 153 candidates is presented to the CEC, of which 47 or about 31%<\/strong> are women<\/strong>. The first woman in the list takes the third line. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                                  3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Anna Grigoryan<\/strong>, \u201cRebirth Armenia\u201d NA Member, 1991<\/p>\n

                                                  6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Lilit Galstyan<\/strong>, lecturer in the Linguistic University named after Brusov, 1962<\/p>\n

                                                  9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Elinar Vardanyan<\/strong>, Non-party, \u201cAlternative Projects\u201d Group member, lecturer, 1978<\/p>\n

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                                                  \"\u00ab\u0531\u0536\u0533\u0531\u0545\u053b\u0546-\u053a\u0548\u0542\u0548\u054e\u0550\u0534\u0531\u054e\u0531\u0550\u0531\u053f\u0531\u0546<\/p>\n

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                                                  1. \u201cNational-Democratic Pole\u201d All-Armenian Party<\/strong>, the first line of which is presented by Vahe Gasparyan. An electoral list comprised of 114 candidates is submitted to the CEC. Registration of 4 candidates \u2013 one man and three women was rejected. As a result, 42 or 38%<\/strong> out of 110 candidates are women<\/strong>. The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                                    3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Kara Chobanyan<\/strong>, Party Member, private entrepreneur, 1966
                                                    \n6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Naira Badalyan,<\/strong> Party Member, does not work, 1961<\/p>\n

                                                    9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Anahit Tadevosyan<\/strong>, Party Member, Head of Editorial Department of \u201cArmenia National Cinema Center\u201d, 1964<\/p>\n

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                                                    \"\u00ab\u053b\u0546\u0554\u0546\u053b\u0547\u053d\u0531\u0546<\/p>\n

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                                                    1. \u201c<\/strong>Sovereign Armenia\u201d Party<\/strong> headed by Davit Sanasaryan, former Head of the State Supervision Service, presented an electoral list comprised of 85 candidates to the CEC, 36 or 42%<\/strong> of which are women<\/strong>. The first woman in the list ranks the third. There are three women in the top ten:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

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                                                      3rd<\/sup> line \u2013 Narineh Martirosyan<\/strong>, Party member, Haybusak University, 1964<\/p>\n

                                                      6th<\/sup> line \u2013 Hamaspyur Avagyan,<\/strong> Deputy Chairwoman of the Party, 1972<\/p>\n

                                                      9th<\/sup> line \u2013 Sayida Poghosyan,<\/strong> Party member, does not work, 1984<\/p>\n

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                                                      Analysis made by H. Karapetyan<\/p>\n

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