Comments on: 2008 Presidential Election Monitor http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/ News, Photography, Blogs & Analysis Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:13:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Ter Petrosian Needs Hovannisian’s Support http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1181 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Ter Petrosian Needs Hovannisian’s Support Sun, 02 Dec 2007 18:11:35 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1181 [...] as that from former supporters now in positions of political and economic power. With Ter Petrosian seen as the first choice for president by only 5-6 percent of voters, in order to get into what looks likely to be a second round of the election, he needs mroe than [...] […] as that from former supporters now in positions of political and economic power. With Ter Petrosian seen as the first choice for president by only 5-6 percent of voters, in order to get into what looks likely to be a second round of the election, he needs mroe than […]

]]> By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » 2008 Presidential Election Monitor http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1081 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » 2008 Presidential Election Monitor Tue, 20 Nov 2007 12:41:35 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1081 [...] Liberty Square last Friday, most independent observers put the number more like 10-15,000. And with opinion polls showing that Ter Petrosian is not the main choice of voters, his chances of making it through to a second round in the election are dependent on the support of [...] […] Liberty Square last Friday, most independent observers put the number more like 10-15,000. And with opinion polls showing that Ter Petrosian is not the main choice of voters, his chances of making it through to a second round in the election are dependent on the support of […]

]]> By: Armenian News, Analysis & Photography — Oneworld Multimedia :: Rubberneckers & Demonstrations :: November :: 2007 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1062 Armenian News, Analysis & Photography — Oneworld Multimedia :: Rubberneckers & Demonstrations :: November :: 2007 Fri, 16 Nov 2007 09:29:15 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1062 [...] to be seen whether people take him at his word. Meanwhile, opinion polls that appear credible to me put the prime minister’s support at around 38 percent while Ter Petrosian’s rating is in single digits. Moreover, if there were to be a huge [...] […] to be seen whether people take him at his word. Meanwhile, opinion polls that appear credible to me put the prime minister’s support at around 38 percent while Ter Petrosian’s rating is in single digits. Moreover, if there were to be a huge […]

]]> By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1056 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Thu, 15 Nov 2007 21:10:13 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1056 [...] is more likely that the percentage of support for Ter Petrosian would remain in single digits as a recent opinion poll conducted by a British organization [...] […] is more likely that the percentage of support for Ter Petrosian would remain in single digits as a recent opinion poll conducted by a British organization […]

]]> By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Intellibriefs: Levon Ter Petrosian http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1050 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Intellibriefs: Levon Ter Petrosian Wed, 14 Nov 2007 07:51:44 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1050 [...] for. The article also says that Ter Petrosian has limited support in society, something that opinion polls even from foreign organizations seem to [...] […] for. The article also says that Ter Petrosian has limited support in society, something that opinion polls even from foreign organizations seem to […]

]]> By: Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Serzh Sarkisian Nominated for President http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1032 Armenia Election Monitor 2008 » Blog Archive » Serzh Sarkisian Nominated for President Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:56:10 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1032 [...] following on from an opinion poll which puts the prime minister ahead of his potential rivals, another poll has been released by the Armenian Sociological Association. The results of the survey [...] […] following on from an opinion poll which puts the prime minister ahead of his potential rivals, another poll has been released by the Armenian Sociological Association. The results of the survey […]

]]> By: Global Voices Online » Armenia: Presidential Election Monitor http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1022 Global Voices Online » Armenia: Presidential Election Monitor Fri, 09 Nov 2007 18:29:59 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1022 [...] presidential election has been announced for 19 February, the Armenia Election Monitor 2008 blog rounds up the latest news and also posts a harrowing account of life under the presidency of one of the main opposition [...] […] presidential election has been announced for 19 February, the Armenia Election Monitor 2008 blog rounds up the latest news and also posts a harrowing account of life under the presidency of one of the main opposition […]

]]> By: Onnik Krikorian http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1021 Onnik Krikorian Fri, 09 Nov 2007 18:08:39 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1021 Maybe because like they me they don't believe that the likes of Pashinian and Sarkisian would accept defeat even in a fair vote. Before the parliamentary election in May, for example, they showed no interest at all in the democratic process and election day itself was simply the day before they hoped they could launch their street protests. Lacking any support in society on their own, however, they failed. The "radical opposition" which they represent is only interested in removing the present authorities and coming to power themselves. Let's face it, the candidate they're pushing forward for president wrote the rule book for falsified elections in Armenia and even sent the tanks out onto the streets of Yerevan. Ironically, if the election is falsified, those doing so would have learned from the best. Maybe because like they me they don’t believe that the likes of Pashinian and Sarkisian would accept defeat even in a fair vote. Before the parliamentary election in May, for example, they showed no interest at all in the democratic process and election day itself was simply the day before they hoped they could launch their street protests. Lacking any support in society on their own, however, they failed. The “radical opposition” which they represent is only interested in removing the present authorities and coming to power themselves. Let’s face it, the candidate they’re pushing forward for president wrote the rule book for falsified elections in Armenia and even sent the tanks out onto the streets of Yerevan. Ironically, if the election is falsified, those doing so would have learned from the best.

]]> By: nazarian http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1018 nazarian Fri, 09 Nov 2007 16:56:27 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1018 Why do they talk of a revolution? If the vote is conducted in a legal manner, it will simply be a transfer of the presidency from one person to the next. Is it beyond the minds of the people in the country to imagine that possibility, or do they think that there is no way to have an election in a legal way? Why do they talk of a revolution? If the vote is conducted in a legal manner, it will simply be a transfer of the presidency from one person to the next.

Is it beyond the minds of the people in the country to imagine that possibility, or do they think that there is no way to have an election in a legal way?

]]> By: Armenian News, Analysis & Photography — Oneworld Multimedia :: Presidential Election Monitor :: November :: 2007 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1015 Armenian News, Analysis & Photography — Oneworld Multimedia :: Presidential Election Monitor :: November :: 2007 Fri, 09 Nov 2007 14:51:24 +0000 http://blog.oneworld.am/2007/11/09/presidential-election-monitor/#comment-1015 [...] full post is available on the Armenia Election Monitor 2008 Blog. Posted by Onnik @ 7:45 pm. Filed under: Armenia, Democracy, Politics, Caucasus, Elections, [...] […] full post is available on the Armenia Election Monitor 2008 Blog. Posted by Onnik @ 7:45 pm. Filed under: Armenia, Democracy, Politics, Caucasus, Elections, […]

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