The "New Era" party has not yet decided on its line of conduct in the Yeggendzor Council of Elders, but joining the "Civil Contract" is completely ruled out. This is what the head of the party list, Harutyun Harutyunyan, said, who received one mandate following the results of the local elections in this community. "We haven't decided yet, we are currently discussing, we will say more later. We may not give our vote to anyone at all, we are exploring all options. If it is not possible to choose a community leader, early elections may be held. But one thing is certain - we will definitely not give our vote to the State Duma," said Harutyunyan. In the Biggandzor elections, the "Civil Contract" received 48.06% of the votes, the "Republic" party - 46.86% and the "New Era" - 5.05%. In the new Council of Elders, out of 27 mandates, 13 went to "Ged", 13 to "Republica", and one mandate to "Idan Haheed". Therefore, neither the "Civil Contract" nor the "Republic" lacks one mandate to elect the head of the community, and it is in the hands of the "New Age".