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The members of the 7th convocation of the National Assembly of Armenia were elected on 9 December 2018 and sworn in on 14 January 2019.
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The members of the 7th convocation of the National Assembly of Armenia were elected on 9 December 2018 and sworn in on 14 January 2019.
| Faction | Name | Party | Electoral district |
|---|---|---|---|
| My Step Alliance (82) [1] | Lilit Makunts (head of faction) | Civil Contract | 2 - Yerevan Districts Ajapnyak, Arabkir, Davtashen |
| Hakob Simidyan (secretary of faction) | Civil Contract | 4 - Yerevan Districts Kentron, Nork-Marash, Erebuni, Nubarashen | |
| Ararat Mirzoyan (Speaker of the Parliament) | Civil Contract | 3 - Yerevan Districts Malatia-Sebastia, Shengavit | |
| Alen Simonyan (Vice-Speaker of the Parliament) | Civil Contract | 4 - Yerevan Districts Kentron, Nork-Marash, Erebuni, Nubarashen | |
| Lena Nazaryan (Vice-Speaker of the Parliament) | Civil Contract | 2 - Yerevan Districts Ajapnyak, Arabkir, Davtashen | |
| Gayane Abrahamyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Hovik Aghazaryan | Civil Contract | 5 - Ararat | |
| Edgar Arakelyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Matevos Asatryan | Civil Contract | 7 - Aragatsotn | |
| Sergey Atomyan | non-party | 5 - Ararat | |
| Alexander Avetisyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Sos Avetisyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Lusine Badalyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Nazeli Baghdasaryan | non-party | 11 - Shirak | |
| Nikolay Baghdasaryan | Civil Contract | 2 - Yerevan Districts Ajapnyak, Arabkir, Davtashen | |
| Rustam Bakoyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list (as a representative of national minority - Yazidis) | |
| Anush Beghloyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Arman Boshyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Hamazasp Danielyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Arpine Davoyan | Civil Contract | 9 - Lori | |
| Artur Davtyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Sisak Gabrielyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Meri Galstyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Tatevik Gasparyan | non-party | 5 - Ararat | |
| Hayk Gevorgyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Vahe Ghalumyan | Civil Contract | 13 - Tavush | |
| Sona Ghazaryan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Taguhi Ghazaryan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Hripsime Grigoryan | Civil Contract | 3 - Yerevan Districts Malatia-Sebastia, Shengavit | |
| Suren Grigoryan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Hrachya Hakobyan | Civil Contract | 3 - Yerevan Districts Malatia-Sebastia, Shengavit | |
| Vagharshak Hakobyan | Civil Contract | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Yerjanik Hakobyan | Civil Contract | 1 - Yerevan Districts Avan, Nor Nork, Kanaker-Zeytun | |
| Karen Hambardzumyan | non-party | 12 - Syunik and Vayots Dzor | |
| Knyaz Hasanov | non-party | national electoral list (as a representative of national minority - Kurds) | |
| Mkhitar Hayrapetyan | Civil Contract | 1 - Yerevan Districts Avan, Nor Nork, Kanaker-Zeytun | |
| Tatevik Hayrapetyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Vahagn Hovakimyan | Civil Contract | 2 - Yerevan Districts Ajapnyak, Arabkir, Davtashen | |
| Hovhannes Hovhannisyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Vahe Hovhannisyan | Mission | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Hovhannes Igityan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Arsen Julfalakyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Arusyak Julhakyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Anna Karapetyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Maria Karapetyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Tigran Karapetyan | non-party | 12 - Syunik and Vayots Dzor | |
| Varazdat Karapetyan | non-party | 8 - Gegharkunik | |
| Narine Khachatouryan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Aram Khachatryan | Civil Contract | 9 - Lori | |
| Armen Khachatryan | Civil Contract | 12 - Syunik and Vayots Dzor | |
| Sargis Khandanyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Andranik Kocharyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Hayk Konjoryan | non-party | 1 - Yerevan Districts Avan, Nor Nork, Kanaker-Zeytun | |
| Artak Manukyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Argishti Mekhakyan | non-party | 6 - Armavir | |
| Sasun Mikayelyan | Civil Contract | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Arsen Mikhaylov | non-party | national electoral list (as a representative of national minority - Assyrians) | |
| Aren Mkrtchyan | non-party | 9 - Lori | |
| Koryun Mkrtchyan | Mission | national electoral list | |
| Narek Mkrtchyan | Civil Contract | 6 - Armavir | |
| Sergey Movsisyan | Civil Contract | 7 - Aragatsotn | |
| Armen Pamboukhchyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Gevorg Papoyan | Civil Contract | 3 - Yerevan Districts Malatia-Sebastia, Shengavit | |
| Sipan Pashinyan | Civil Contract | 13 - Tavush | |
| Artashes Petrosyan | Mission | 9 - Lori | |
| Kristine Poghosyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Ruben Rubinyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Aleksey Sandikov | non-party | national electoral list (as a representative of national minority - Russians) | |
| Hayk Sargsyan | Civil Contract | 8 - Gegharkunik | |
| Karen Sarukhanyan | Civil Contract | 11 - Shirak | |
| Yeghishe Soghomonyan | Mission | national electoral list | |
| Lilit Stepanyan | Civil Contract | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Sedrak Tevonyan | non-party | 5 - Ararat | |
| Vahagn Tevosyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Heriknaz Tigranyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Shirak Torosyan | Mighty Fatherland | national electoral list | |
| Babken Tunyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Tigran Ulikhanyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Tsovinar Vardanyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Vladimir Vardanyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Arman Yeghoyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Viktor Yengibaryan | non-party | 6 - Armavir | |
| Narek Zeynalyan | Civil Contract | national electoral list | |
| Mikayel Zolyan | non-party | national electoral list | |
| Prosperous Armenia (23) [2] | Gagik Tsarukyan (head of faction) | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list |
| Arman Abovyan (secretary of faction) | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Vahe Enfiajyan (Vice-Speaker of the Parliament) | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Arayik Aghababyan | Prosperous Armenia | 6 - Armavir | |
| Nora Arustamyan | Prosperous Armenia | 7 - Aragatsotn | |
| Eduard Babayan | Prosperous Armenia | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Artur Dallakyan | Prosperous Armenia | 9 - Lori | |
| Qajik Gevorgyan | non-party | 6 - Armavir | |
| Vardan Ghukasyan | non-party | 11 - Shirak | |
| Artur Grigoryan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Vardevan Grigoryan | Prosperous Armenia | 11 - Shirak | |
| Janibek Hayrapetyan | Prosperous Armenia | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Shake Isayan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Hrant Madatyan | Prosperous Armenia | 8 - Gegharkunik | |
| Davit Manukyan | Prosperous Armenia | 10 - Kotayk | |
| Mikayel Melkumyan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Karine Poghosyan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Soghomon Soghomonyan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Tigran Stepanyan | Prosperous Armenia | 5 - Ararat | |
| Iveta Tonoyan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Artyom Tsarukyan | Prosperous Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Vardan Vardanyan | Prosperous Armenia | 1 - Yerevan Districts Avan, Nor Nork, Kanaker-Zeytun | |
| Naira Zohrabyan | Prosperous Armenia | 12 - Syunik and Vayots Dzor | |
| Bright Armenia (17) | Edmon Marukyan (head of faction) | Bright Armenia | 3 - Yerevan Districts Malatia-Sebastia, Shengavit |
| Gevorg Gorgisyan (secretary of faction) | Bright Armenia | 2 - Yerevan Districts Ajapnyak, Arabkir, Davtashen | |
| Sargis Aleksanyan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Edward Andreasyan | Bright Armenia | 6 - Armavir | |
| Hrant Ayvazyan | Bright Armenia | 9 - Lori | |
| Harutyun Babayan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Gurgen Baghdasaryan | non-party | 1 - Yerevan Districts Avan, Nor Nork, Kanaker-Zeytun | |
| Srbuhi Grigoryan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Arkadi Khachatryan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Anna Kostanyan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Sarik Minasyan | non-party | 11 - Shirak | |
| Ani Samsonyan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Karen Simonyan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Taron Simonyan | non-party | 9 - Lori | |
| Rubik Stepanyan | non-party | 8 - Gegharkunik | |
| Mane Tandilyan | Bright Armenia | 4 - Yerevan Districts Kentron, Nork-Marash, Erebuni, Nubarashen | |
| Armen Yeghiazaryan | Bright Armenia | national electoral list | |
| Without faction (9) [3] | Anna Grigoryan | non-party | elected from electoral list of My Step Alliance (12 - Syunik and Vayots Dzor) |
| Gor Gevorgyan | non-party | elected from national electoral list of My Step Alliance | |
| Sofya Hovsepyan | non-party | elected from electoral list of My Step Alliance (11 - Shirak) | |
| Taguhi Tovmasyan | non-party | elected from electoral list of My Step Alliance (8 - Gegharkunik) | |
| Vardan Atabekyan [4] | Civil Contract | elected from electoral list of My Step Alliance (4 - Yerevan Districts Kentron, Nork-Marash, Erebuni, Nubarashen) | |
| Arman Babajanyan | non-party | elected from national electoral list of Bright Armenia | |
| Gevorg Petrosyan | Prosperous Armenia | elected fromnational electoral listof Prosperous Armenia | |
| Sergey Bagratyan | Prosperous Armenia | elected from national electoral list of Prosperous Armenia | |
| Tigran Urikhanyan | Alliance Party | elected fromnational electoral listof Prosperous Armenia | |
| Source: National Assembly of Armenia | |||
| Date | Replacement | Faction | Replacing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 January 2019 | Vardan Atabekyan [4] | My Step Alliance | Vahagn Grigoryan [6] |
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