Civil Contract maintains a commanding lead in voter surveys three months ahead of Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary elections, driven by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent unanimous renomination as the party’s candidate and the publication of its draft platform centered on economic transformation. Recent polling consistently places the ruling party well ahead of fragmented opposition groups such as Strong Armenia and the Armenia Alliance, with roughly 39 percent of respondents still undecided. Opposition parties have shown little consolidation or momentum gains in successive surveys, while institutional factors including the party’s control of the electoral process further reinforce its position. A late consolidation of undecided voters behind one challenger or an unexpected turnout surge among opposition supporters remain the primary scenarios that could narrow the gap before election day.