2.4 million people are included in the voter lists in Armenia.

2,485,851 people have been included on the voter lists, including 5,239 police officers who have been sent to polling stations. The Migration and Civil Service units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia will accept applications for inclusion in additional lists on the day of the parliamentary elections.

As "Caucasian Knot" reported, up to 25,000 refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh have the right to vote in the upcoming elections in Armenia: according to the Migration Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia, up to 37,000 internally displaced persons have received citizenship, 12,000 of whom are minors. Several thousand refugees who have not accepted Armenian citizenship have requested to be included on the voter lists, but this has not yet been ensured . Some refugees surveyed by the "Caucasian Knot" are ready to vote for pro-Russian forces, not harboring sympathies for Russia, while others have decided not to go to the polls.

According to the Electoral Code of Armenia, the day before election day, data on the total number of voters included in the Voter Registry of the Republic of Armenia is disseminated, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia reported today.

The total number of voters included in the Voter Registry of the Republic of Armenia is 2,485,851. 22,734 voters are included in the voter lists at their actual place of residence, and 492 voters are not registered. The number of police officers dispatched to polling stations totaled 5,239, while the number of voters receiving inpatient treatment at medical facilities totaled 627. Eight voters with limited mobility were also added to the lists, Aysor.Am reports.

All territorial divisions of the Migration and Civil Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will be fully staffed on June 6 and 7.

The agency will provide services related to the election process, including accepting applications for inclusion on additional lists compiled on election day, issuing certificates, and performing other functions aimed at ensuring the exercise of the right to vote, News.Am reports. Department statement.

As "Caucasian Knot" reported, all internally displaced persons (IDPs) of Nagorno-Karabakh must obtain Armenian citizenship if they want to vote in the National Assembly elections, as Karabakh passports expired in 2025. The refugees claim that they previously had the right to participate in the elections, but now their rights have been violated.