The Armenian pre-election information environment is highly negative and dominated by anti- government content. Pro-government and pro-Western counter-messaging is nearly absent, leaving nationalist narratives to dominate unchallenged. Media coverage concentrates on security, conflict, and national identity, while public priorities — particularly the economy — receive substantially less attention.
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