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The Russians elected governors, members of regional and city parliaments, as well as deputies of local legislative bodies. Voting continued for three days and ended on Sunday evening. According to preliminary counting data, in most regions United Russia is leading in the gubernatorial elections.
Voting results and turnout (updated at 00:00)
The Central Election Commission reports preliminary data on voting in the elections of governors, RBC correspondent reports:
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Governor of Sverdlovsk RegionYevgeny Kuyvashev (United Russia), after counting 78.42% of the protocols, is gaining 65.68% of the vote. The communist Alexander Ivachev has 12.98%
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Governor of the Kaliningrad region Anton Alikhanov leads the election of the head of the region with 80.24%. 53.47% of the protocols have been processed. The representative of the Liberal Democratic Party Yevgeny Mishin— 6.46%.
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In Buryatiathe head of the region Alexei Tsydenov (United Russia) is in the lead with 86.14% of the vote (after processing 98.2% of the protocols). In second place is Communist Viktor Malyshenko with 7.16%.
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Head of Udmurtia Alexander Brechalov (United Russia) gains 62.57% of the vote after processing 52.45% of protocols. In second place is Alexander Syrov from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation with 20.2%. Put on the wanted list after a sentence of 10 years in prison, a State Duma deputy from A Just Russia— For the truth»— fourth, with 3.55%.
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Head of KareliaArtur Parfenchikov (United Russia) is gaining 68.9% of the vote after processing 85.31% of the protocols. Right-wing Russian Andrey Rogalevich— 13.36%, communist Yevgeny Ulyanov – 13.04%.
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In Adygea deputies of the State Council of the republic re-elected the incumbent head of the republic Murat Kumpilov (“« United Russia), who has been in office since 2017. The decision was made unanimously.
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Acting Head of Mari ElYuriy Zaytsev (self-nominated), after processing 75.55% of the protocols, gains 81.45% of the votes.
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Acting Governor of Yaroslavl Region Mikhail Evraev (self-nominated) after processing 88.57% of the protocols is gaining 82.07% of the vote.
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Acting Governor of the Ryazan Region Pavel Malkov («United Russia»)— 83.77% of the votes after processing 51.05% of the protocols.
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In Saratov Regionthe current interim governor Roman Busargin (United Russia) is in the lead, after counting the first 10.51% of the protocols, he is gaining 78.89% of the votes.
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Acting governor Vladimir Region Alexander Avdeev (United Russia) is gaining 83.79% of the vote after processing 95% of the protocols. In second place is Anton Sidorko from the Communist Party— 6.5%.
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In Kirov regionafter processing 75.85% of the ballots, acting governor Alexander Sokolov (United Russia) is in the lead with 73.32% of the vote. In second place is Sergey Mamaev from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation – 13.03%.
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Governor of Novgorod Region Andrey Nikitin (United Russia) is gaining 76.87 % of votes after counting 88.25% of the protocols, Olga Efimova from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation – 11.17%.
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Acting head of Tomsk regionVladimir Mazur (United Russia) gains 84.94% of the votes after processing 100% of the protocols. His closest competitor is right-wing Russian Galina Nemtseva— 6.08%.
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Acting Head of the Tambov Region Maxim Yegorov (United Russia) gains 85.78% of votes after processing 78.87 % protocols. Communist Andrei Zhidkov received the support of 6.53% of voters.
Municipal elections in the capital and region:
- In Moscowturnout in municipal elections as of 18:00 was 32.8% (electronic and in-person voting). More than 1.7 million people voted remotely, and 645,436 ballots were issued to voters at polling stations. The turnout for electronic voting was 41%.
- In the Moscow regionat the municipal elections, the turnout, as of 15:00 Moscow time, was 15.38%.
- As of 22.00 Moscow time, the online voting system for municipal elections in Moscow has processed and deciphered all received electronic ballots (1,692,196 pieces). The procedure took less than an hour.
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- In the elections to the Sakhalin Oblast Duma “United Russia”; is gaining 47.2% of the votes (after processing 100% of the protocols).
- In the elections to the Duma of the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky City Districtthe leader is “United Russia” with 54.30% of the votes after processing 94.97% of the protocols.
- In the elections of deputies of the State Council of Udmurtia, United Russia is in the lead; with 47.73% of the votes after counting the first 0.17% of the protocols.
- “United Russia” Gaining 64.8% of the vote in the elections to the Saratov Regional Duma after processing 30.28% of the protocols.
- In the elections of deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnodar Territory“United Russia” after processing the first ballots, it gains more than 70% of the votes.
- In the Penza regionin the elections to the Legislative Assembly “United Russia”; after processing 0.1% of the protocols, it gains 98.3% of the votes.
- In the elections to the city council of Gorno-Altaisk in the Republic of Altai, “United Russia” won 20 out of 21 seats, Artur Kokhoev, secretary of the party's regional branch and chairman of the Republican State Assembly, said.
Ella Pamfilova, head of the Central Election Commission, told reporters that the voter turnout through the electronic system in the regions where it was available was over 83%.
Complaints and Violations >
Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission of Russia Nikolai Bulaev told reporters at a press conference that no serious voting violations that required the intervention of the Central Election Commission or employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs have been identified at the moment.
Mikhail Davydov, head of the Main Directorate for Ensuring Public Order and Coordinating Interaction with the Executive Authorities of the Russian Subjects of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, said at a briefing at the CEC that the police opened eight election-related criminal cases and revealed 156 administrative offenses.
Earlier on September 11, the head of the CEC, Ella Pamfilova, said that in the first two days of voting, the CEC received reports of possible shortcomings in the electoral field from ten regions. “Of the 72 remaining regions where elections are held, there were no such reports at all,” — she added.
Pamfilova also recommended that the results of the elections of heads of regions and legislative assemblies not be summed up before September 14, so that the commission could consider all complaints.
The office of the Commissioner for Human Rights of Russia did not reveal any serious violations during the voting, said Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova. “My overall impression— the elections were held at a high legal level, no serious violations of the electoral rights of citizens were recorded. The accessibility of voting is increasing due to the introduction of new ways of its implementation, in particular the DEG, which this year was implemented entirely on the Russian software»,— she wrote on Telegram.
Olga Kirillova, chairwoman of the Moscow City Electoral Commission, told reporters that they had received about 50-60 complaints about the remote electronic voting system. “I can’t say in percentage terms, but in absolute terms, about 50-60. These are the people who did not take care in a timely manner and did not update their account on mos.ru»,— said Kirillova.
According to Vadim Kovalev, head of the public headquarters for election observation in Moscow, the remote electronic voting system in Moscow worked normally for all three days, it successfully survived more than 10,000 DDoS attacks. “Over the entire period, we had more than 10 thousand DDoS attacks on our system. The system has withstood, withstood»,— TASS quotes Kovalev.
Gubernatorial elections are held in Vladimir, Tambov, Yaroslavl, Tomsk, Kirov, Saratov, Kaliningrad, Ryazan, Sverdlovsk and Novgorod regions, as well as in Udmurtia, Karelia, Buryatia and Mari El. In addition, the elections of the head of the region will be held in Adygea, but there the head of the subject is elected by the parliament.
Parliaments of the regionselected in North Ossetia, Udmurtia, Krasnodar and Sakhalin regions, as well as in the Penza and Saratov regions. By-elections to local legislative bodies will be held in another 28 regions.
City parliaments are elected in Gorno-Altaisk, Cherkessk, Barnaul, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Vladivostok, Kirov, Kursk, Omsk, Pskov, Tver and Yaroslavl.< /p>
Elections of deputies of municipalities are taking place in Moscow
Residents of Moscow, Kaliningrad, Kaluga, Kursk, Novgorod, Pskov, Tomsk and Yaroslavl regions could vote using the remote voting system.
Deputies detected Western interference
Vasily Piskarev, head of the State Duma commission to investigate the facts of interference by foreign states, speaking on a direct line to the CEC online, said that he and his colleagues saw “attempts to interfere in elections in Russia using considerable material and information-manipulative resources.” He blamed these attempts on the countries of the West, which, in his opinion, “are trying to discredit our electoral processes,” and are also trying to “introduce their agents of influence, trained on their own bases, into the representative bodies of power.”
Piskarev stated that the activities “to promote candidates beneficial to the West are coordinated and financed mainly by five control centers from the USA, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden and Ukraine.” “They control about 100 media projects, which also work out tasks for the production of fakes about the activities of our armed forces during the NVO and in general about our country, incite separatist sentiments in the regions,” — said the deputy.
In his opinion, the amount of funding for “all this subversion” has increased several times in recent months and amounts to “about $30 million per month.”
Where political leaders voted
Russian President Vladimir Putin voted in the municipal elections in Moscow remotely and in advance, before the single voting day. “This is a very convenient, reliable form of voting. Who can and wants to use it— I recommend. But in any case, I hope for your active position and that you will make your choice,»,— said the president on September 10, quoted by the Kremlin press service.
The day before, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev took part in the electronic voting in the Moscow elections. He voted using a tablet, the video was published by the United Russia party, of which he is the head. «Convenient»,— noted Medvedev after casting his vote.
Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin took part in electronic remote voting in the elections of municipal deputies in Moscow, the press service of the government reported on Telegram. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin also used the electronic system.
The head of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Gennady Zyuganov, did not use the opportunity to cast his vote through the electronic voting system and personally went to the polling station in Moscow. Chairman of the Yabloko party Nikolay Rybakov personally voted at the by-elections of deputies of the municipal councils of St. Petersburg.
The heads of the Kaliningrad, Kirov, Ryazan and Sakhalin regions, in particular, came to the polls.
How online voting took place in the regions
Residents of eight regions could vote electronically. In most of them, online voting was conducted for the first time: only in three subjects— Moscow, Kursk and Yaroslavl regions— remote electronic voting (DEV) was already used during last year's elections to the State Duma.
The peak of those voting electronically fell on the first hours of the first voting day. In the Pskov region, by 11:30 am, according to the surveillance portal, almost 50% of all those registered on the DEG— the number of ballots accepted was 5855 (out of the maximum possible 11878 ballots). Three people voted online in the first minute, the election committee of the Pskov region said. In the elections for the governor of the Yaroslavl region, from 8 to 10 in the morning, 26% of those who decided to vote online already voted, and in the Novgorod region— 12%.
By the end of the first day of voting, almost 60% of those wishing to vote electronically voted for candidates for governor of the Kaliningrad region. On the evening of September 10, in seven subjects (except Moscow, where it was not necessary to register in advance), the turnout for the DEG exceeded 60% of the 110 thousand registered. The turnout at the DEG is traditionally higher than the full-time one. For comparison: the final voter turnout for online voting in the Duma in 2021 was 93.21%, in Moscow— 96%.
There were no failures in the federal DEG system, Ella Pamfilova, head of the CEC, said following the results of the second day of voting. At the same time, she noted that “during the first day of voting, a large volume of various appeals was recorded in the DEG system from abroad, including 15 potentially dangerous impacts of a high degree of criticality.” In Moscow, observers and members of commissions on the first day reported a malfunction in the electronic voter list. The public election observation headquarters explained the system slowdown by a DDoS attack.
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