“Homeland» party press secretary, lawyer Sos Hakobyan facebook the post
Part 1 of Article 101 of the Election Code is very clear. if such violations occurred during the elections that could affect the results of the elections, the Central Electoral Commission makes a decision to hold re-voting in individual electoral precincts, if it is possible to correct the consequences of these violations. If it is not possible to correct these violations, then the National Assembly elections are declared invalid and a re-voting of the National Assembly elections is scheduled.
In other words, the CEC has either already counted the votes of the PAP without (minus) the votes of the declared invalid precincts and came to the conclusion that the PAP collected its 4%, or if it turns out that the PAP did not collect 4% of the votes as a result, then the CEC made an unknown illegal administrative act.
The second option becomes more likely due to the fact that the CEC did not address the issue of influence in its decisions N-254A and N-255A.
In this case, the decisions taken are immediately subject to a judicial appeal, at least by the PAP.
Addition: the CEC generally has no authority to declare invalid in a separate precinct, the lack of authority to review such a decision also follows from the Code.
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