Armenia heads to the polls on 7 June 2026 in an election framed as a referendum on the country's geopolitical future. But behind the visible campaign, another contest has been playing out for weeks: a coordinated effort to shape how the outcome will be perceived, regardless of who wins.

Our new report, Before the Vote, tracks Armenia's pre-election Information Landscape through May 2026. Most of that activity is genuine political debate. But a distinct, engineered layer runs underneath it, and it isn't trying to elect or defeat any single party. It's trying to convince Armenians that, no matter who wins, the result can't be trusted.

Read the full report here.