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Premises of the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, 16 V. Mamikonyan St., Stepanakert 1 Premises of School N 9, Second PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN REFERENDUM DISTRICT N 1,2,3,4 On the Referendum of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Artsakh per electoral districts N "NO" "NO" Notes "FOR" Void vote Void vote in the the in vote Number of of Number of Number referendum referendum Polling centres Polling The number of of number The ballots marked marked ballots marked ballots Electoral district district Electoral of number Total citizens eligible to to eligible citizens the eligible voters voters eligible the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Premises of the school of Physical and Mathematical 1/1 814 461 324 117 0 Sciences, 16 V. Mamikonyan st., Stepanakert 1 premises of school N 9, 1/2 second floor, 1 A. Hovhannisyan 1359 604 452 126 0 st. 2 premises of school N 9, 1/3 second floor, 1 A. Hovhannisyan 1166 563 418 104 0 st. 1 premises of the State Theatre, 1/4 1106 664 494 150 0 18 H. Hakobyan st. 2 premises of the State Theatre, 1/5 1239 697 473 184 0 18 H. Hakobyan st. 1 premises of school N 7, 11 1/6 1109 605 425 164 0 Azatamartikneri st. 1 premises of school N 7, 11 1/7 1096 596 423 162 0 Azatamartikneri st. Premises of a branch of State 1/8 Agricultural University, 36 861 467 333 119 0 Azatamartikneri st. Premises of Stepanakert youth 1/9 art centre, 19 Azatamartikneri 879 491 351 118 0 st. TOTAL for the Electoral 9629 5148 3693 1244 0 District N 1 Premises of the school of Physical and Mathematical 2/1 408 202 128 66 0 Sciences, 16 V. Mamikonyan st., Stepanakert 1 premises of school N 9, 2/2 second floor, 1 A. Hovhannisyan 737 403 301 83 0 st. 2 premises of school N 9, 2/3 second floor, 1 A. Hovhannisyan 625 348 254 80 0 st. 1 premises of the State Theatre, 2/4 1015 546 371 150 0 18 H. Hakobyan st. 2 premises of the State Theatre, 2/5 1070 636 444 169 0 18 H. Hakobyan st. 1 premises of school N 7, 11 2/6 878 513 361 130 0 Azatamartikneri st. 1 premises of school N 7, 11 2/7 1051 556 393 136 0 Azatamartikneri st. Premises of a branch of State 2/8 Agricultural University, 36 1172 684 509 143 0 Azatamartikneri st. Premises of Stepanakert youth 2/9 art centre, 19 Azatamartikneri 1452 820 559 224 0 st. 3 premises of school N 11, 6a 2/10 1054 634 447 146 0 M. Mashtots st. TOTAL for the Electoral 9462 5342 3767 1327 0 District N 2 Premises of school N 12, 3/1 293 176 145 23 0 Ajapnyak, Stepanakert 3/2 school N 4, 27 Baghramyan 1371 806 605 156 0 3/3 school N 5, 5 V. Vagharshyan st. 1352 853 671 146 0 Gym of school N 5, 5 V. 3/4 1455 796 614 129 0 Vagharshyan st. Premises of Medical College, 4 3/5 1171 755 518 185 0 A. Mkrtchyan 1 premises of school N 8, 20 G. 3/6 1290 686 471 187 0 Lusavorich st. 2 premises of school N 8, 20 G. 3/7 1144 613 446 141 0 Lusavorich st. 3 premises of school N 8, 20 G. 3/8 1428 745 532 190 0 Lusavorich st. TOTAL for the Electoral 9504 5430 4002 1157 0 District N 3 1 premises of school N 6, 12/ 51 4/1 1252 725 518 177 0 A. Arakelyan st., Stepanakert 2 premises of school N 6, 12/ 51 4/2 1197 629 445 154 0 A. Arakelyan st., Stepanakert 1 premises of school N 1, 1 4/3 1211 654 454 166 0 Tumanyan, 2 Lane 2 premises of school N 1, 1 4/4 1264 647 463 147 0 Tumanyan, 2 Lane 1 premises of the Art Centre, 95 4/5 1039 551 381 145 0 Tumanyan st. 2 premises of the Art Centre, 95 4/6 1280 815 602 185 0 Tumanyan st. 1 premises, school N 2, 43 4/7 1149 673 495 162 0 Abovyan st. 2 premises, school N 2, 43 4/8 990 591 414 124 0 Abovyan st. TOTAL for Election District 4 9382 5285 3772 1260 0 Total 37977 21205 15234 4988 0 PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN REFERENDUM DISTRICT N 5 On the Referendum of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Artsakh per electoral districts N Notes Void vote Void vote in the the in vote referendum referendum marked "NO" "NO" marked marked "FOR" marked Polling centres Polling The number of of number The Electoral district district Electoral of number Total citizens eligible to to eligible citizens the eligible voters voters eligible the Number of ballots ballots of Number ballots of Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5/1 t. Askeran 1892 1813 1740 65 0 5/2 Aknaghbyur 434 276 237 21 0 5/3 Avetaranoc 778 752 730 18 0 5/4 Armenavan 52 46 44 1 0 5/5 Berkadzor 141 134 130 4 0 5/6 Dashushen 66 63 61 2 0 5/7 Ivanyan 726 716 691 17 0 5/8 Khachmach 138 135 132 2 0 5/9 Khnabad 651 633 605 24 0 5/10 Khramort 254 234 232 1 0 5/11 Karmir gyugh 122 122 118 4 0 5/12 Harav 205 201 196 5 0 5/13 Hovsepavan 113 109 99 10 0 5/14 Madatashen 63 60 58 2 0 5/15 Mkhitarashen 55 54 50 4 0 5/16 Moshkhmhat 45 45 44 1 0 5/17 Nakhijevanik 157 155 150 4 0 5/18 Nerkin Sznek 84 75 70 3 0 5/19 Noragyugh 1001 963 933 19 0 5/20 Shosh 433 416 406 10 0 5/21 Jraghacner 99 97 95 2 0 5/22 Sarnaghbyur 69 67 67 0 0 5/23 Sardarashen 91 86 86 0 0 5/24 Sarushen 290 283 271 6 0 5/25 Sghnakh 188 183 177 2 0 5/26 Vardadzor 214 210 206 3 0 5/27 Verin Sznek 20 19 19 0 0 5/28 Ukhtasar 184 178 175 1 0 5/29 Parukh 49 49 49 0 0 5/30 Krasni 126 123 123 0 0 Total 8740 8297 7994 231 0 PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN REFERENDUM DISTRICT N 6 On the Referendum of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Artsakh per electoral districts Notes Void vote Void vote in the the in vote referendum referendum marked "NO" "NO" marked marked "FOR" marked Polling centres Polling The number of of number The Total number of of number Total citizens eligible to to eligible citizens the eligible voters voters eligible the Number of ballots ballots of Number ballots of Number Electoral district N district Electoral 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6/1 t. Hadrout 2016 1782 1603 136 0 6/2 Vank (t. Hadrout) 90 88 87 0 0 6/3 Tyak t. Hadrout) 57 49 49 0 0 6/4 Azokh 588 536 509 11 0 6/5 Aknaghbyur 238 236 236 0 0 6/6 Aygestan 394 362 339 17 0 6/7 Arajamugh 259 239 232 1 0 6/8 Arakel 166 142 136 0 0 6/9 Arevshat 133 119 119 0 0 6/10 Banadzor 184 181 181 0 0 6/11 Drakhtik 306 272 254 13 0 6/12 Taghaser 332 290 241 38 0 6/13 Taghut 140 137 137 0 0 6/14 Khandzadzor 115 93 84 8 0 6/15 Khtsaberd 97 90 90 0 0 6/16 Tsakuri 71 64 60 2 0 6/17 Tsamtsor 41 39 39 0 0 6/18 Sarinshen 17 17 17 0 0 6/19 Karmrakutch 109 104 99 3 0 6/20 Hakaku 107 98 97 1 0 6/21 Hartashen 67 66 66 0 0 6/22 Hin Tagher 93 87 87 0 0 6/23 Mariamadzor 167 157 150 3 0 6/24 Mets Tagher 1050 801 733 29 0 6/25 Mokhrenes 130 111 110 0 0 6/26 Norashen 107 88 84 3 0 6/27 Pletanc 52 49 49 0 0 6/28 Jrakus 161 147 139 7 0 6/29 Vardashat 121 103 99 1 0 6/30 Togh 508 491 487 2 0 6/31 Tumi 541 489 452 27 0 6/32 Ukhtadzor 250 249 249 0 0 6/33 Kyuratagh 210 204 204 0 0 TOTAL 8917 7980 7518 302 0 PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN REFERENDUM DISTRICT N 7, On the Referendum of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Artsakh per electoral districts N "NO" "NO" Notes "FOR" voters voters Void vote Void Number of of Number of Number the eligible eligible the referendum referendum to vote in the the in vote to Polling centres Polling The number of of number The ballots marked marked ballots marked ballots citizens eligible eligible citizens Electoral district district Electoral of number Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7/1 t. Martakert 1215 876 655 190 0 7/2 t. Martakert 1646 1211 993 152 0 7/3 Aghabekalanj 106 104 94 8 0 7/4 Getavan 219 212 211 0 0 7/5 Zaglik 162 154 126 25 0 7/6 Zardakhach 90 80 61 5 0 7/7 Alashan 359 251 247 3 0 7/8 Khnkavan 124 120 117 2 0 7/9 Tsaghkashen 92 76 60 11 0 7/10 Kusapat 188 173 166 4 0 7/11 Haterk 742 722 686 25 0 7/12 Haterk 388 381 376 0 0 7/13 Hovtashen 180 140 114 18 0 7/14 Tchankatagh 224 199 192 0 0 7/15 Maghavuz 351 305 286 12 0 7/16 Mataghis 382 373 365 3 0 7/17 Mets shen 225 207 203 2 0 7/18 Mehmana 19 18 18 0 0 7/19 Mokhratagh 260 235 228 5 0 7/20 Nerkin Horatagh 540 492 468 10 0 7/21 Nor Aygestan 205 186 178 2 0 7/22 Nor Karmiravan 124 109 101 8 0 7/23 Nor Haykajur 132 112 109 2 0 7/24 Nor Maragha 330 224 195 26 0 7/25 Nor Seysulan 120 88 72 15 0 7/26 Chapar 218 185 185 0 0 7/27 Vardadzor 106 83 76 7 0 7/28 Varnkatagh 65 61 61 0 0 7/29 Tonashen 135 135 135 0 0 PRELIMINARY RESULTS IN REFERENDUM DISTRICT N 8, 9 On the Referendum of the draft Constitution of the Republic of Artsakh per electoral districts Notes Void vote Void vote in the the in vote referendum referendum marked "NO" "NO" marked marked "FOR" marked Polling centres Polling The number of of number The Total number of of number Total citizens eligible to to eligible citizens the eligible voters voters eligible the Number of ballots ballots of Number ballots of Number Electoral district N district Electoral 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8/1 t.
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