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	ELECTION RESULTS: FINAL	updated 12:00 pm, February 25

Candidates by alphabetical order	Votes	%
Artur Baghdasarian	272,427	17.7%
Artashes Geghamian	7,524	0.46%
Tigran Karapetian	9,792	0.6%
Aram Harutiunian	2,892	0.17%
Vahan Hovhannisian	100,966	6.2%
Vazgen Manukian	21,075	1.3%
Arman Melikian	4,399	0.27%
Serzh Sarkisian	862,369	CEC: 52.8%
Levon Ter-Petrosian	351,222	21.5%

» Armenia: Officials, Opposition Take Tentative Steps Toward Conciliation: March 13, 2008

» Armenia: A Political World Turned Upside Down: March 11, 2008

» Armenia: Authorities Advance Conspiracy Theory: March 7, 2008

» Armenia: Criticism of Kocharian Administration Bubbles to Surface: March 6, 2008

» Armenia: The United States is Muted on the Armenian Political Crisis: March 5, 2008

» Armenia: Top Challenge Now is Repairing the Rift: March 4, 2008

» Armenia: Is a Government Cover-Up In Progress?: March 3, 2008

» Uneasy Quiet Settles over Yerevan, Residents in Shock over Use of Force: March 2, 2008

» At Least 2 Dead in Yerevan Violence, as Kocharian Declares State of Emergency: March 1, 2008

» OSCE's Human Rights Office Finds Itself in Crossfire over Election Monitoring: February 27, 2008

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» Armenia: Dueling Protests Occur in Yerevan, as President Calls on Opponents to Sober-Up: February 26, 2008

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» Arrests of Ter-Petrosian Supporters Continue: February 25, 2008

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