Civil Contract secured a parliamentary majority in Armenia’s June 7 election with approximately 49.8 percent of the vote, translating into 64 seats and a clear edge over Strong Armenia (23 percent) and Armenia Alliance (10 percent). Traders assign near-certainty to its win because preliminary and partial counts from the Central Election Commission confirmed the result shortly after polls closed, reflecting the incumbent party’s organizational strength and voter response to its pro-Western orientation and peace negotiations with Azerbaijan. Opposition efforts to frame the contest around Russian ties and domestic discontent did not overcome this margin. Remaining uncertainty centers on final vote certification, minor threshold disputes for smaller parties, or potential post-election legal challenges, any of which could theoretically alter seat allocation but face high procedural barriers given the documented lead.