CivilnetAlex Sardar, who has participated in elections and observed them in various places around the world, including Armenia, where for the past decade, he has been encouraging civil society's more active engagement in electoral processes, assesses Yerevan municipal elections in the context of public expectations in Armenia, the changing roles of observers, the developing power base of those in office, and the impact of all of these on each election.
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