Local self-government elections were held in 21 communities across Armenia on Sunday, with final results yet to be announced.

Axar.az reports that the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia put voter turnout at around 40-60% in most communities.

The lowest turnout was recorded in Fioletovo, Lori Province, at 25.39%, while Stepanavan, also in Lori Province, reported the highest turnout at 68.83%.

The ruling Civil Contract party has already announced that it secured a significant lead in the elections.

According to Armenian Parliament Deputy Speaker Vaagn Aleksanyan, Civil Contract candidates received 88.89% of the vote in Kirants.

In settlements within the Meghri community, the party secured 74.4% in Muvadi, 72.97% in Kuris, 83% in Lichk, 64.56% in Tashtun and 79.38% in Lehvaz.