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DASHNAKTSUTYUN MIGHT RETURN TO RULING COALITION, FORECASTS SOCIOLOGIST
epress.am
01.12.2012
The possibility of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation
(Dashnaktsutyun, or ARF-D) again entering the ruling coalition in
the upcoming parliamentary elections is not ruled, depending on
the resolution of the Armenian Genocide issue and developments in
Armenia-Turkey relations, said sociologist Aharon Adibekyan at a
press conference in Yerevan today.
In his opinion, there won't be any major shocks in the elections.
"Our forecasts indicate that the Armenian National Congress has a
chance of getting into parliament, and consequently, we will have
a strong opposition in parliament and our National Assembly will
operate in a completely different mode," he said.
According to Adibkeyan, data from the polls cannot be decisive at this
time; they will be publicized in the coming days, after ascertaining
the monitoring findings.
"Based on today's polls, only every 6th person will go to the voting
polls and has decided who he or she will vote, while the others have
their doubts," he said.
epress.am
01.12.2012
The possibility of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation
(Dashnaktsutyun, or ARF-D) again entering the ruling coalition in
the upcoming parliamentary elections is not ruled, depending on
the resolution of the Armenian Genocide issue and developments in
Armenia-Turkey relations, said sociologist Aharon Adibekyan at a
press conference in Yerevan today.
In his opinion, there won't be any major shocks in the elections.
"Our forecasts indicate that the Armenian National Congress has a
chance of getting into parliament, and consequently, we will have
a strong opposition in parliament and our National Assembly will
operate in a completely different mode," he said.
According to Adibkeyan, data from the polls cannot be decisive at this
time; they will be publicized in the coming days, after ascertaining
the monitoring findings.
"Based on today's polls, only every 6th person will go to the voting
polls and has decided who he or she will vote, while the others have
their doubts," he said.