Nearly 60% of Armenians Favor Referendum on EAEU Membership, Poll Finds
A Gallup International poll found that close to 60% of respondents support holding a referendum on Armenia's membership in the Eurasian Economic Union, while about a quarter said it is not needed.
Nearly 60% of Armenians favor holding a referendum on the country's membership in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), according to a poll presented by Gallup International.
The same poll found that 25.1% of respondents said a referendum on the matter is not needed, indicating a notable split in public opinion on the question.
The polling reflects ongoing public debate in Armenia over the country's economic and political orientation, with EAEU membership representing one of the more prominent points of discussion.
Details on the poll's full methodology, sample size and margin of error were not included alongside the figures presented.
The findings add to a broader conversation in Armenia about the country's regional alliances and the degree of public input sought on questions of international membership.
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