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Local elections were held in Armenia on 12 February and 9 September 2012.Armenia: Rulling Party Wins Local Elections
Eastbook, 14 February 2012
Local elections in Armenia see 49.52% turnout
Tert.am, 10 September 2012


February elections

The February elections saw the ruling Republican Party of Armenia retain control of thirty cities.


September elections

The September local elections were held in 438 municipalities, including Gyumri where Samvel Balasanyan of Prosperous Armenia was elected mayor.New Mayor for Gyumri as Armenians vote in local elections
Caucasus Election Watch, 10 September 2012
Voter turnout averaged 49.52%, ranging from 15% in
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to 93.8% in
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. A total of 716 candidates contested the mayoral positions, of which 342 were members of the Republican Party, 289 were independents, 48 were members of Prosperous Armenia, 20 were members of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation and twelve were from the
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party.


Gyumri


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