Minorities

Armenia’s electoral system also provides a total of up to four reserved seats for the largest national minorities (Yezidis, Russians, Assyrians, and Kurds). Each contestant is permitted to include a subpart on the national list, with up to four candidates from each of the four minorities. Representatives of the country’s minorities including Yezidi, Russian, Assyrian, and Kurdish communities ran on the My Step Alliance ticket and will be represented as part of that faction in parliament.

Freshmen

The number of MPs who have been elected for the first time is 101 or 76.5 percent.

From Government to Parliament

The following new members of the National Assembly used to serve in the country’s government. All of them, except Mane Tandilyan (Bright Armenia), are part of My Step faction.

1 – Ararat Mirzoyan – First Deputy Prime Minister
2 – Lilit Makunts – Minister of Culture
3 – Ruben Rubinyan – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
4 – Mkhitar Hayrapetyan – Minister of Diaspora
5 – Aren Mkrtchyan – Assistant to the Prime Minister
6 – Karen Sarukhanyan – Governor of Shirak region
7 – Vahe Ghalumyan – Governor of Tavush region
8- Hakob Simidyan – Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration & Development
9 – Hripsime Grigoryan – Chair of State Tourism Committee
10 – Aram Khachatryan – Deputy Governor of Lori region
11 – Armen Pambukhchyan – Deputy Minister of Transport, Communication and Information Technologies
12 – Anna Karapetyan – Head of First Deputy Prime Minister’s Office
13 – Arpine Davoyan – Assistant to the Prime Minister
14 – Arman Boshyan – Head of Social Security Service
15 – Arman Yeghoyan – Press Secretary of Prime Minister
16 – Kristine Poghosyan – Adviser to First Deputy Prime Minister
17 – Vladimir Vardanyan – Chief of Staff of the Constitutional Court
18 – Tigran Ulikhanyan – Deputy Head of State Control Service
19 – Hayk Sargsyan –  Deputy Head of State Control Service
20 – Nikolay Baghdasaryan – Adviser to Prime Minister
21 – Hovhannes Hovhannisyan – Deputy Minister of Education and Science
22 – Artak Manukyan – Adviser to Prime Minister
23 – Meri Galstyan – Adviser to Minister of Nature Protection
24 – Armen Khachatryan –  Deputy Head of the Traffic Police
25 – Varazdat Karapetyan – Adviser to Prime Minister
26 – Sargis Khandanyan – Deputy Chief of Prime Minister Staff
27 – Lilit Stepanyan – Deputy Director of National Institute of Education
28 – Sofia Hovsepyan – Deputy Governor of Shirak region
29 – Nazeli Baghdasaryan – Adviser to the Governor of Shirak region
30 – Argishti Mekhakyan – Deputy Mayor of Etchmiadzin
31 – Vagharshak Hakobyan – Assistant to the Minister of Diaspora
32 – Sipan Pashinyan – Ministry of Territorial Administration and Development
33 – Mane Tandilyan – Minister of Labor and Social Affairs

My Step

Mirzoyan Ararat 40, Nazaryan Lena 36, Simonyan Alen 39, Mikayelyan Sasun 62, Makunts Lilit 36, Rubinyan Ruben 29, Hayrapetyan Mkhitar 29, Karapetyan Maria 31, Mkrtchyan Aren 27, Khachaturyan Narine 57, Abrahamyan Gayane 40, Badalyan Lusine 39, Sarukhanyan Karen 33, Beghloyan Anush 50, Ghalumyan Vahe 44, Konjoryan Hayk 32, Hovakimyan Vahagn 45, Simidyan Hakob 36 Aghazaryan Hovik 59, Tigranyan Heriknaz 47, Soghomonyan Eghishe 36, Grigoryan Hripsime 31, Khachatryan Aram 41, Pambukhchyan Armen 35, Torosyan Shirak 47, Karapetyan Anna 42, Gevorgyan Hayk 52, Kocharyan Andranik 58, Igityan Hovhannes 59,  Davoyan Arpine 34, Boshyan Arman 33, Yeghoyan Arman 35, Avetisyan Aleksandr 45, Poghosyan Kristine 37, Vardanyan Vladimir 40, Ulikhanyan Tigran 36, Sargsyan Hayk 27, Ghazaryan Taguhi 28, Julfalakyan Arsen 32, Baghdasaryan Nikolay 44, Hovhannisyan Hovhannes 39, Ghazaryan Sona 25, Mkrtchyan Koryun 42, Manukyan Artak 41, Grigoryan Suren 27, Galstyan Meri 31, Zeynalyan Narek 40, Danielyan Hamazasp 35, Gabrielyan Sisak 31, Tovmasyan Taguhi 37, Arakelyan Edgar 36, Gevorgyan Gor 43, Tunyan Babken 39, Hayrapetyan Tatevik 30, Khachatryan Armen 46, Avetisyan Sos 30, Tevosyan Vahagn 41, Vardanyan Tsovinar 39, Davtyan Artur44, Zolyan Mikael 39, Karapetyan Varazdat 45, Julhakyan Arusyak 36, Khandanyan Sargis 29, Stepanyan Lilit 38, Grigoryan Vahagn 39, Yengibaryan Viktor 38, Papoyan Gevorg 32,  Hambardzumyan Karen 37, Hovhannisyan Vahe 35, Karapetyan Tigran 38, Petrosyan Artashes 34, Hovsepyan Sofia 38, Movsisyan Sergey 30, Atomyan Sergey 33, Asatryan Matevos 34, Baghdasaryan Nazeli 36, Hakobyan Erjanik 31, Mekhanyan Argisti 33, Gasparyan Tatevik 36, Tevonyan Sedrak 29, Hakobyan Vagharshak 28, Hakobyan Hrachya 39, Pashinyan Sipan 28 Mkrtchyan Narek 30, Bakoyan Rustam 33, Sandikov Aleksey 36, Mikhaylov Arsen 56, Hasanov Knyaz 74.