Putin's Official Vote Percentage in Armenia Revealed

The Russian Central Election Commission has summarized the results of the presidential elections. Vladimir Putin has been officially declared the winner of the Russian presidential elections by the Central Election Commission (CEC) of Russia. According to the CEC of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin received 87.28% of the votes, totaling 76,277,708 votes.

The results are as follows:

• Vladimir Putin: 87.28% (76,277,708 votes)
• Nikolay Kharitonov: 4.31% (3,768,470 votes)
• Vladislav Davankov: 3.85% (3,362,484 votes)
• Leonid Slutsky: 3.20% (2,797,629 votes)

Ella Pamfilova, the head of the CEC of Russia, has published the voting results from Russian citizens abroad. According to these results, Putin received the majority of votes in Armenia (54.7%), Germany (56.82%), Estonia (75.22%), Latvia (70.6%), and Australia (53.6%).

In Armenia, 54.7% of voters at the open polling stations cast their votes in favor of Putin. Pamfilova noted that relocants who had moved to Georgia also traveled to Armenia to vote, as no polling stations were opened in that country due to the lack of official diplomatic relations between Russia and Tbilisi.