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Polling Stations Where the Turnout Count Went Down, 2017–2021

Turnout can only grow during election day. At nine polling stations the official reports say it fell.

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The turnout reports at 11:00, 14:00, 17:00 and 20:00 are cumulative: each one counts everyone who has voted since 8:00. So each report must be equal to or higher than the one before. The table on the site subtracts each report from the next; a negative result means the count went down.

YearStationCommunityAreaVoters8–1111–1414–1717–20Final participants
20172/49Nor NorkYerevan ED 11,466240300440-61919
201713/51KaghtsrashenArarat1,059190267405-93769
201823/18Vanadzor (town)Lori94776135381-182410
201825/18DzoramutLori450395990-20168
201836/13RindSyunik and Vayots Dzor1,17566302457-166659
201837/27BerkaberTavush43253115161-61268
202117/65GegharotAragatsotn423517387-3208
202125/02BovadzorLori240102-44291198
202134/11AknerSyunik and Vayots Dzor840125415-138133535

What each case means

Either the commission reported numbers that it did not count, or the final protocol was changed. In both cases the book's rule applies: when the numbers of a station contradict each other and the commission recorded no explanation, the station's result cannot be trusted as it stands. The same kind of decrease was found at 5 stations in the 2015 referendum.

From the book

This article is based on Chapters IV and VI of Electoral Rights and Election Falsification by Lyudvig Khachatryan, which explains the full method, the formulas and the cases behind it.

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