From Vodka to Vanished Names: Russia’s Parliamentary Election Gets Off to a Strange S
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From vodka to vanished names: Russia’s parliamentary election gets off to a strange s
Russia begins three days of parliamentary voting with United Russia expected to retain control, while opposition outlets report blocked observers, implausible turnout figures and even an attempt to sideline monitors with vodka
Following the results of the first day of voting in the elections of deputies to the State Duma of the ninth convocation, the turnout reached 29.43%. These data were published by the Central Election Commission after all polling stations were closed, RIA Novosti reports. Voting started on September 18 and will last three days, ending September 20. As part of a single voting day in 2026, it is planned to distribute 20.7 thousand seats and various…
The turnout since the start of early voting in the Donetsk People’s Republic has preliminarily amounted to 75% of the voters, chairman of the regional election commission Vladimir Vysotsky told reporters
“We started early voting on August 30,” Vysotsky said. “We reached the mark of 1 million voters the day before yesterday. To date, about 75% of voters...
“About 75% of voters in the DPR, according to preliminary data, have voted since the beginning of early voting,” Volodymyr Vysotsky, chairman of the “Republican” election commission, told local journalists. According to him, the mark of one million voters was...
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