Central Election Commission http://www.elections.am/?lan=e Final election results for the May 12 vote, plus the text of relevant legislation. In Armenian, Russian and English. Constitutional Court http://www.concourt.am/ Find the constitution and court decisions since 1996 at this comprehensive -- though awkwardly designed -- website for Armenia's highest judicial body. In Armenian, Russian and English. National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia http://www.parliament.am/ Get the full run-down on members of parliament and regularly updated parliamentary news bulletins. In Armenian, Russian and English. President of the Republic of Armenia http://www.president.am/ Aside from an official biography for President Robert Kocharian, presidential interviews and statements, this site features a useful telephone directory of presidential administration officials. In Armenian, Russian and English. Armenian Revolutionary Federation - Dashnaktsutiun http://www.arfd.am/arm/index.php The website for one of Armenia's oldest parties promises a wealth of information, but does not always deliver. Items on the English-language site are mostly outdated or not germane (a document on how to install ColdFusion, for instance). The Russian-language option does not function. Country of Law (Orinats Yerkir) Party http:// www.oek.am One of the most complete Armenian political party websites, though information is in Armenian only. Explore a photo archive, read a detailed party history or send in feedback about this leading opposition party. Heritage Party http:// www.heritage.am This pro-Western opposition party's website appears to be a work in progress. Limited information can be found in Armenian; English and Russian-language options do not exist. People's Party of Armenia http://www.ppa.am A photo-rich splash screen offers access to this opposition party's site, but English-language information does not appear to have been updated since the 2003 presidential elections. The Russian-language option is empty. Prosperous Armenia Party http:// www.bhk.am The Armenian-language online option for the pro-government Prosperous Armenia contains a detailed party overview, but a Russian-language option offered does not function. No English-language version available. The Republican Party of Armenia http://www.hhk.am/ The ruling Republican Party's website is arguably the most extensive of Armenian political party websites, with candidate lists, announcements and a photo archive in Armenian, English and Russian. 168 Hours Online http://www.168.am/ Find regularly updated news analyses of the Armenian elections on this weekly's site, plus detailed stories on culture, education, technology and from Armenia's infrequently covered regions. In Armenian, Russian and English. A1+ http://www.a1plus.am/ Regular news updates from this former TV broadcaster, closed since 2002. In Armenian, Russian and English. Armenia 1 TV http://www.armtv.com/cover/eng/ Armenia's public television channel has been at the center of debates over the objectivity of campaign news coverage. In Armenian and English. Armenia Liberty http://www.armenialiberty.org/ Breaking news and longer analyses of Armenian political events from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Also includes a press digest. Armenia Now http://www.armenianow.com/ The English-language of this online weekly features a broad range of news stories and is designed to promote Western-style reporting. ArmenPress http://www.armenpress.am/eng/news/news.htm Analyses and news bulletins in Armenian, English or Russian from Armenia's oldest news agency. Hetq Online http://www.hetq.am/eng/ A weekly selection of investigative news stories on Armenian politics, societym culture and business published in Armenian, English, Russian and French by the Investigative Journalists of Armenia. Panarmenian.Net http://www.panarmenian.net This eight-year-old news agency describes its mission as "establishing a pan-Armenian information community" and supplying "adequate" information about Armenia to the outside world. In English, Armenian and Russian. Yerevan Press Club http://newspaper.ypc.am/ Search for articles dating back to 1998 from some of Armenia's leading Armenian and Russian-language publications. In Armenian and Russian only. Armenian Blog Review http://ditord.wordpress.com/ An at-a-glance round-up of the Armenian blogosphere, with selections chosen from blogs in Armenian, Russian and English. Blogrel http://www.blogrel.com/ Dedicated to "business, politics, the future and good lavash," this British-run blog provides a one-stop site for news related to Armenia. Oneworld Multimedia Blog http://oneworld.blogsome.com/ Regularly updated coverage and photos of the Armenian elections from EurasiaNet.org photographer and writer Onnik Krikorian. Caucasus Media Institute http://www.caucasusmedia.org This vocational training center offers monitoring reports on broadcast election coverage in Armenian and English. Center for Regional Development/Transparency International Armenia http://www.transparency.am/ This Yerevan-based NGO has staged an election fair to spoof campaign irregularities and published a handbook on parties' platforms. Civil Society Institute http://www.csi.am/eng/ A non-governmental organization active in voter education and documentation of complaints about voter registration for the May 12 vote. In Armenian and English. E-Channel http://www.echannel.am/ A comphrehensive portal by media assistance organization Internews with news, cartoons and video about the 2007 elections. In Armenian and English. IFES Armenia http://www.ifes.org/armenia.html Information about this international democracy development NGO's work in helping election officials prepare for the 2007 vote. It's Your Choice http://www.iyc.am/ Detailed bulletins and stories about the work of Armenia's largest domestic electon observation team. Open Society Institute Assistance Foundation - Armenia http://www.osi.am/home.asp This non-governmental organization is active in the fields of grantmaking and policy promotion for democratic development. Like EurasiaNet.org, it operates under the auspices of the Open Society Institute in New York. Council of Europe: Information Office in Armenia http://www.coe.am/en/ Get the text of documents and press releases from this European human rights organization related to Armenia's 2007 elections. European Commission Delegation to Armenia http://www.delarm.cec.eu.int/en/about_us/about_us.htm The official website for the mission of the executive arm of the European Union to Georgia and Armenia offers press releases and an overview of programs. In Armenian and English. Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe: Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights: Armenia Election Documents http://www.osce.org/odihr-elections/documents.html?lsi=true&limit=10&grp=222 PDF versions of the OSCE/ODIHR's periodic reports on the elections and opinions about past changes to election legislation. OSCE Office in Yerevan http://www.osce.org/odihr-elections/documents.html?lsi=true&limit=10&grp=222 Armenian-language handbooks for media covering the elecitons, and regularly updated statements on OSCE preparations for the vote. United States Embassy in Yerevan http://yerevan.usembassy.gov/ Search to find information on the US Agency for International Development's activities in assisting with technical preparations for the vote.