Yerevan Electoral District 2: Turnout and Voting Speed at Every Polling Station, 2017–2021

Yerevan Electoral District 2: turnout 59.51% in 2017, 49.27% in 2018 and 53.04% in 2021; 0, 0 and 0 stations above physical capacity.

By Lyudvig Khachatryan · November 11, 2026

Yerevan Electoral District 2 covers Arabkir, Ajapnyak and Davtashen. The charts and tables below use every polling station of the district from the site's turnout tables for the three parliamentary elections.

How to read this chart

Each dot is one polling station in one year: orange 2017, blue 2018, green 2021. Left to right: turnout. Bottom to top: how many seconds per voter per registration table the station needed in its busiest 3 hours, so lower means faster. Dots below the red line voted faster than one table can register people.

What it shows

The calmest of the four Yerevan districts: no station above capacity in any year. In 2017, 39 stations voted faster than 60 seconds per voter per table, most of them in Davtashen; in 2018 only one did.

The district in numbers

The three fastest stations each year

To see any of these stations on the site, open the table, choose the year with the buttons 2021, 2018 or 2017, and type the station number.

The capacity rule used here. Registering one voter at one table, checking the ID and handing out the ballot and envelope takes at least about 44 seconds. The Electoral Code (Article 64) gives each polling station at least one registration member per 1,000 voters, so a station with up to 1,000 voters is counted as having one table, up to 2,000 voters two tables. The "seconds per voter per table" figure is the station's fastest 3-hour average multiplied by its number of tables. Below 44 seconds, the reported turnout is faster than the station could physically register people.