The Full Aggregate
Civil Contract 8,927 (41.7%); Strong Armenia 4,862 (22.7%); Hayastan alliance 2,420 (11.3%); Shnorhapetakan 632; New Force 552; Unity Wings 534; Bargavach Hayastan 454. Remaining minor parties below 400. The Davtashen district turnout (21,397 of approximately 25,500 registered voters) is roughly 84 percent -- materially higher than the Shirak marz turnout of 26 percent and the republic-wide 17:00-Yerevan turnout of 48.92 percent. Davtashen voters mobilised strongly.
The CC 41.7 percent figure in Davtashen is meaningfully below the Shirak 60.7 and Aragatsotn 65.2 marz-wide CC figures. The within-Yerevan margin between CC and Strong Armenia is roughly 1.84:1 (8,927 / 4,862), compared to Shirak's roughly 2.86:1. Davtashen is a competitive Yerevan district. Yerevan-wide it is more competitive than the marz baseline.
The Bargavach Threshold Question
Bargavach Hayastan's 454 votes in Davtashen place it BELOW New Force (552), Shnorhapetakan (632), and Unity Wings (534). At the district level, Bargavach is the seventh party. This contradicts Bargavach's roughly 5.38 percent national share at the 404-precinct CEC cut. The two facts can be reconciled only if Bargavach's vote is heavily concentrated outside Yerevan -- the rural-marz vote, where Tsarukyan's networks have historically been stronger.
What this implies for the threshold arithmetic: if Yerevan as a whole performs similarly to Davtashen, Bargavach's Yerevan vote could be too thin to compensate for any below-trend marz performance. The 5 percent national threshold is a single floor: a party either clears it or does not. Bargavach is at 5.38 percent with under a quarter of precincts counted; the trajectory could tip in either direction. OWL is documenting Davtashen as one signal in that arithmetic.
Sources: Armtimes.com, 7 June 2026 22:54 UTC (Davtashen full district aggregate) · OWL live blog