Last Time Russia Elected Duma, Ukraine War Followed. Now Familiar Signs Are Back
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Last Time Russia Elected Duma, Ukraine War Followed. Now Familiar Signs Are Back
Russia’s three-day parliamentary election opened with turnout running sharply ahead of five years ago, giving the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin advantageous early data it can present as evidence of mobilization around the current political system—and unity behind Russia’s war in Ukraine, which will reach its fifth anniversary in February 2027. By Saturday afternoon, 32.58 per cent of eligible voters had cast ballots nationwide, ac…
At 15:00 on the second day of the vote, 33.34 per cent of voters were elected to the ninth State Duma, according to data from the Russian CEC.
By 2 p.m. Moscow time, 32.58% of the electorate had taken part in the election of deputies to the lower house of parliament. As at 14.00 p.m., 32.58% of voters had stood for election to the State Council. The official figures on the current voter turnout are regularly updated and published on the portal of the Central Electoral Commission of Russia. "The vote rate for the federal district is 32.58%", the election operator's website. According to…
On 19 September, 38.9 per cent of the members of the State Duma IX were elected, as at 4 p.m. The Central Electoral Commission of Russia provides such data.
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