Lawmakers don’t re-elect Pashinyan as PM as formality to move one step closer for early elections
The Armenian parliament is one step closer to being disbanded as it voted down Nikol Pashinyan’s candidacy as a formality today in the first round of electing a prime minister.
No one voted in favor, 1 MP voted against, and 11 lawmakers abstained.
53 votes are required to elect a prime minister.
