Russia Election: United Russia (ER) Vote Share?

Russian lower house elections: President Putin's ruling United Russia party secures a landslide victory.

Russian lower house elections: President Putin's ruling United Russia party secures a landslide victory.

United Russia received a constitutional majority in the State Duma - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has announced the election results. After 100% of the ballots were processed, United Russia won the party list vote, receiving 58.21%. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) took second place with 13.47%, while the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) received 8.88%. The New People party followed with 7.82% and A Just Russia with 5.34%.

United Russia received a constitutional majority in the State Duma - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has announced the election results. After 100% of the ballots were processed, United Russia won the party list vote, receiving 58.21%. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) took second place with 13.47%, while the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) received 8.88%. The New People party followed with 7.82% and A Just Russia with 5.34%.

United Russia received a constitutional majority in the State Duma - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has announced the election results. After 100% of the ballots were processed, United Russia won the party list vote, receiving 58.21%. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) took second place with 13.47%, while the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) received 8.88%. The New People party followed with 7.82% and A Just Russia with 5.34%.

United Russia received a constitutional majority in the State Duma - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has announced the election results. After 100% of the ballots were processed, United Russia won the party list vote, receiving 58.21%. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) took second place with 13.47%, while the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) received 8.88%. The New People party followed with 7.82% and A Just Russia with 5.34%.

United Russia received a constitutional majority in the State Duma - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation has announced the election results. After 100% of the ballots were processed, United Russia won the party list vote, receiving 58.21%. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) took second place with 13.47%, while the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) received 8.88%. The New People party followed with 7.82% and A Just Russia with 5.34%.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

Today, at a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the Presidium of the General Council of United Russia, together with party Chairman Dmitry Medvedev, Secretary of the General Council Vladimir Yakushev and colleagues, the preliminary results of the Single Voting Day were summed up. Nationwide, United Russia received approximately 58% of the vote and 349 mandates in the State Duma. Such a high result is, first and foremost, a sign of trust in the President and support for the course our country is currently taking. In the Moscow Region, turnout was 52.74%. In the State Duma elections in a single constituency, United Russia received 56.22%, with the party's candidates winning in all 12 single-mandate constituencies. In the Moscow Regional Duma, the party received 39 of 50 mandates. Almost 4,000 polling stations were open in the region, and more than 665,000 residents voted remotely. Home voting was organized for those who found it difficult to get to the polling station. The Moscow Region traditionally remains one of United Russia's strongholds. And for us, this is, above all, a great responsibility—to everyone who supported the party and submitted their requests. Now our task is to implement our residents' proposals and justify their trust with concrete work. In total, more than 920,000 requests were included in the new People's Program. Voting results are not just about numbers and mandates. They are a commitment to listening to people and following through on what was discussed at meetings in courtyards, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Each district has its own tasks. What concerns the residents of Mytishchi differs from the issues of Serebryanye Prudy. Therefore, each request must be analyzed and become part of specific work in the region. We will return to these issues, look at what has already been done, where additional solutions are needed, and monitor the results together with residents.

At a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the General Council of United Russia, preliminary results of the recent elections were summed up. It can already be concluded that the party has won a convincing victory, receiving approximately 58% of the vote. Furthermore, candidates were approved for the positions of leader of the United Russia faction in the State Duma and his deputies, as well as the chairs of 20 committees of the federal parliament and the heads of three Duma commissions. The candidacy of Vyacheslav Volodin from United Russia for the post of Chairman of the State Duma, as well as his deputies, was unanimously supported. A total of 349 deputies will serve in the new lower house of parliament: 140 of them elected from federal lists, 209 from single-mandate constituencies.

At a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the General Council of United Russia, preliminary results of the recent elections were summed up. It can already be concluded that the party has won a convincing victory, receiving approximately 58% of the vote. Furthermore, candidates were approved for the positions of leader of the United Russia faction in the State Duma and his deputies, as well as the chairs of 20 committees of the federal parliament and the heads of three Duma commissions. The candidacy of Vyacheslav Volodin from United Russia for the post of Chairman of the State Duma, as well as his deputies, was unanimously supported. A total of 349 deputies will serve in the new lower house of parliament: 140 of them elected from federal lists, 209 from single-mandate constituencies.

At a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the General Council of United Russia, preliminary results of the recent elections were summed up. It can already be concluded that the party has won a convincing victory, receiving approximately 58% of the vote. Furthermore, candidates were approved for the positions of leader of the United Russia faction in the State Duma and his deputies, as well as the chairs of 20 committees of the federal parliament and the heads of three Duma commissions. The candidacy of Vyacheslav Volodin from United Russia for the post of Chairman of the State Duma, as well as his deputies, was unanimously supported. A total of 349 deputies will serve in the new lower house of parliament: 140 of them elected from federal lists, 209 from single-mandate constituencies.

At a joint meeting of the Bureau of the Supreme Council and the General Council of United Russia, preliminary results of the recent elections were summed up. It can already be concluded that the party has won a convincing victory, receiving approximately 58% of the vote. Furthermore, candidates were approved for the positions of leader of the United Russia faction in the State Duma and his deputies, as well as the chairs of 20 committees of the federal parliament and the heads of three Duma commissions. The candidacy of Vyacheslav Volodin from United Russia for the post of Chairman of the State Duma, as well as his deputies, was unanimously supported. A total of 349 deputies will serve in the new lower house of parliament: 140 of them elected from federal lists, 209 from single-mandate constituencies.

URGENT: United Russia surpassed the 2021 election results and received about 58% of the vote - Medvedev

URGENT: United Russia surpassed the 2021 election results and received about 58% of the vote - Medvedev

URGENT: United Russia surpassed the 2021 election results and received about 58% of the vote - Medvedev

United Russia managed to surpass the results of the 2021 elections, the party received about 58% of the votes - Medvedev

United Russia managed to surpass the results of the 2021 elections, the party received about 58% of the votes - Medvedev

United Russia managed to surpass the results of the 2021 elections, the party received about 58% of the votes - Medvedev

The number of abnormal votes for United Russia will exceed 14 million. United Russia's actual results remained roughly the same as in 2021, while the volume of fraudulent votes increased. While approximately 14 million votes were deemed anomalous in the last campaign, this year's figure will be higher, according to polling station data and analysis by electoral analysts. Details. Electoral expert Boris Ovchinnikov analyzed the first 20,000 processed ballots (approximately 23% of polling stations). According to Ovchinnikov's preliminary estimate, approximately 31% of offline votes may be anomalous. United Russia's share of such votes could be around half, and possibly as high as 55%. Turnout. Ovchinnikov estimates the actual offline turnout, excluding Moscow, the DEG, and the annexed territories, at less than 40%. According to his model, signs of falsification or other artificial inflated turnout are present at approximately 69% of polling stations outside Moscow. In Moscow, according to the analyst's preliminary assessment, offline turnout was not massively inflated, but the results may show signs of a large-scale redistribution of votes between candidates. Ovchinnikov believes that anomalies of this nature and scale haven't been seen in Moscow since 2011. United Russia's results. Election researcher Anatoly Karlin estimated United Russia's results, without falsifications, at approximately 35%, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) at 25%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) at 15%, and New People at 15%. According to an analysis by Novaya Gazeta Evropa, without falsifications, United Russia’s result could have been around 34%. United Russia's actual result based on the paper vote, excluding the annexed territories, is around 35%, Ovchinnikov confirmed in correspondence with the Agency. "Taking into account the DEG, United Russia's actual result is higher," Ovchinnikov added. An analysis by electoral expert Petr Zhizhin indicates that turnout was 49.9%. Without falsifications, Zhizhin estimates United Russia's result would have been 41.9%. What does this mean? Given the increase in official turnout (59.32% versus 51.72%) and the ruling party's result (57.9% versus 49.82%), the number of frauds, with United Russia's actual result at 34-35%, should increase significantly in absolute terms. Quote: "The actual turnout and percentage of United Russia voters remained roughly at the 2021 level, give or take, while the official turnout and percentage of United Russia voters increased—therefore, the scale of the alleged fraud has apparently increased," Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. 2021. In the 2021 elections, the actual turnout, excluding allegedly falsified votes, was approximately 38%, according to analyst Sergei Shpilkin. According to his calculations, United Russia actually received 31–33% of the votes instead of the official 49.82%. About 14 million votes turned out to be abnormal then – half of those recorded by the ruling party. The final figures for voter fraud this year could be even higher. "There is no data yet from a large number of polling stations, especially from the sultanates," analyst Stanislav Andreychuk wrote to the Agency. The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) reported that voter fraud may have been more significant this time around, not due to manipulation of the FEC, but rather due to falsifications and other irregularities during vote counting at polling stations, according to a report by analyst Dmitry Nesterov to the Agency. "I was under the impression that the federal FEC was not used for fraud," Nesterov wrote. United Russia's result was inflated not by the subtraction of votes from other parties, but by the fact that a falsified portion of the turnout was going in its favor, Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. Help SR. According to analysts, falsifications also helped improve A Just Russia's results. They had been steadily declining since 10% of the ballots had been processed, but after 97.33% of the ballots had been processed, the results of all parties except United Russia and SR stopped rising and began to decline, wrote electoral analyst Roman Udot. According to him, there is reason to believe that the SRs should not have entered the State Duma, and that the bulk of votes were taken from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and New People. Andreychuk also spoke about the sharp surge in votes for the SRs. Context: United Russia will receive a record representation in the State Duma—at least 348 seats (the previous record was 343 in 2016). Subscribe to "Agency" on Telegram / email newsletter

The number of abnormal votes for United Russia will exceed 14 million. United Russia's actual results remained roughly the same as in 2021, while the volume of fraudulent votes increased. While approximately 14 million votes were deemed anomalous in the last campaign, this year's figure will be higher, according to polling station data and analysis by electoral analysts. Details. Electoral expert Boris Ovchinnikov analyzed the first 20,000 processed ballots (approximately 23% of polling stations). According to Ovchinnikov's preliminary estimate, approximately 31% of offline votes may be anomalous. United Russia's share of such votes could be around half, and possibly as high as 55%. Turnout. Ovchinnikov estimates the actual offline turnout, excluding Moscow, the DEG, and the annexed territories, at less than 40%. According to his model, signs of falsification or other artificial inflated turnout are present at approximately 69% of polling stations outside Moscow. In Moscow, according to the analyst's preliminary assessment, offline turnout was not massively inflated, but the results may show signs of a large-scale redistribution of votes between candidates. Ovchinnikov believes that anomalies of this nature and scale haven't been seen in Moscow since 2011. United Russia's results. Election researcher Anatoly Karlin estimated United Russia's results, without falsifications, at approximately 35%, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) at 25%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) at 15%, and New People at 15%. According to an analysis by Novaya Gazeta Evropa, without falsifications, United Russia’s result could have been around 34%. United Russia's actual result based on the paper vote, excluding the annexed territories, is around 35%, Ovchinnikov confirmed in correspondence with the Agency. "Taking into account the DEG, United Russia's actual result is higher," Ovchinnikov added. An analysis by electoral expert Petr Zhizhin indicates that turnout was 49.9%. Without falsifications, Zhizhin estimates United Russia's result would have been 41.9%. What does this mean? Given the increase in official turnout (59.32% versus 51.72%) and the ruling party's result (57.9% versus 49.82%), the number of frauds, with United Russia's actual result at 34-35%, should increase significantly in absolute terms. Quote: "The actual turnout and percentage of United Russia voters remained roughly at the 2021 level, give or take, while the official turnout and percentage of United Russia voters increased—therefore, the scale of the alleged fraud has apparently increased," Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. 2021. In the 2021 elections, the actual turnout, excluding allegedly falsified votes, was approximately 38%, according to analyst Sergei Shpilkin. According to his calculations, United Russia actually received 31–33% of the votes instead of the official 49.82%. About 14 million votes turned out to be abnormal then – half of those recorded by the ruling party. The final figures for voter fraud this year could be even higher. "There is no data yet from a large number of polling stations, especially from the sultanates," analyst Stanislav Andreychuk wrote to the Agency. The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) reported that voter fraud may have been more significant this time around, not due to manipulation of the FEC, but rather due to falsifications and other irregularities during vote counting at polling stations, according to a report by analyst Dmitry Nesterov to the Agency. "I was under the impression that the federal FEC was not used for fraud," Nesterov wrote. United Russia's result was inflated not by the subtraction of votes from other parties, but by the fact that a falsified portion of the turnout was going in its favor, Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. Help SR. According to analysts, falsifications also helped improve A Just Russia's results. They had been steadily declining since 10% of the ballots had been processed, but after 97.33% of the ballots had been processed, the results of all parties except United Russia and SR stopped rising and began to decline, wrote electoral analyst Roman Udot. According to him, there is reason to believe that the SRs should not have entered the State Duma, and that the bulk of votes were taken from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and New People. Andreychuk also spoke about the sharp surge in votes for the SRs. Context: United Russia will receive a record representation in the State Duma—at least 348 seats (the previous record was 343 in 2016). Subscribe to "Agency" on Telegram / email newsletter

The number of abnormal votes for United Russia will exceed 14 million. United Russia's actual results remained roughly the same as in 2021, while the volume of fraudulent votes increased. While approximately 14 million votes were deemed anomalous in the last campaign, this year's figure will be higher, according to polling station data and analysis by electoral analysts. Details. Electoral expert Boris Ovchinnikov analyzed the first 20,000 processed ballots (approximately 23% of polling stations). According to Ovchinnikov's preliminary estimate, approximately 31% of offline votes may be anomalous. United Russia's share of such votes could be around half, and possibly as high as 55%. Turnout. Ovchinnikov estimates the actual offline turnout, excluding Moscow, the DEG, and the annexed territories, at less than 40%. According to his model, signs of falsification or other artificial inflated turnout are present at approximately 69% of polling stations outside Moscow. In Moscow, according to the analyst's preliminary assessment, offline turnout was not massively inflated, but the results may show signs of a large-scale redistribution of votes between candidates. Ovchinnikov believes that anomalies of this nature and scale haven't been seen in Moscow since 2011. United Russia's results. Election researcher Anatoly Karlin estimated United Russia's results, without falsifications, at approximately 35%, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) at 25%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) at 15%, and New People at 15%. According to an analysis by Novaya Gazeta Evropa, without falsifications, United Russia’s result could have been around 34%. United Russia's actual result based on the paper vote, excluding the annexed territories, is around 35%, Ovchinnikov confirmed in correspondence with the Agency. "Taking into account the DEG, United Russia's actual result is higher," Ovchinnikov added. An analysis by electoral expert Petr Zhizhin indicates that turnout was 49.9%. Without falsifications, Zhizhin estimates United Russia's result would have been 41.9%. What does this mean? Given the increase in official turnout (59.32% versus 51.72%) and the ruling party's result (57.9% versus 49.82%), the number of frauds, with United Russia's actual result at 34-35%, should increase significantly in absolute terms. Quote: "The actual turnout and percentage of United Russia voters remained roughly at the 2021 level, give or take, while the official turnout and percentage of United Russia voters increased—therefore, the scale of the alleged fraud has apparently increased," Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. 2021. In the 2021 elections, the actual turnout, excluding allegedly falsified votes, was approximately 38%, according to analyst Sergei Shpilkin. According to his calculations, United Russia actually received 31–33% of the votes instead of the official 49.82%. About 14 million votes turned out to be abnormal then – half of those recorded by the ruling party. The final figures for voter fraud this year could be even higher. "There is no data yet from a large number of polling stations, especially from the sultanates," analyst Stanislav Andreychuk wrote to the Agency. The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) reported that voter fraud may have been more significant this time around, not due to manipulation of the FEC, but rather due to falsifications and other irregularities during vote counting at polling stations, according to a report by analyst Dmitry Nesterov to the Agency. "I was under the impression that the federal FEC was not used for fraud," Nesterov wrote. United Russia's result was inflated not by the subtraction of votes from other parties, but by the fact that a falsified portion of the turnout was going in its favor, Ovchinnikov wrote to the Agency. Help SR. According to analysts, falsifications also helped improve A Just Russia's results. They had been steadily declining since 10% of the ballots had been processed, but after 97.33% of the ballots had been processed, the results of all parties except United Russia and SR stopped rising and began to decline, wrote electoral analyst Roman Udot. According to him, there is reason to believe that the SRs should not have entered the State Duma, and that the bulk of votes were taken from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and New People. Andreychuk also spoke about the sharp surge in votes for the SRs. Context: United Russia will receive a record representation in the State Duma—at least 348 seats (the previous record was 343 in 2016). Subscribe to "Agency" on Telegram / email newsletter

Vladimir Putin's United Russia party won a record supermajority in the Duma, authorities announce after a tightly controlled three-day election without parties critical of the Kremlin or the war in Ukraine •

Regions with the worst results for United Russia in the 2026 State Duma elections Vologda Oblast - 31.1% Karelia - 31.44% Kirov Oblast - 35.07% Arkhangelsk Oblast - 35.33% Irkutsk Oblast - 35.7% Yaroslavl Oblast - 36.44%. Max | Telegram | Newsletter | iOS App | Android [in reply to: The main results of the elections in Russia so far United Russia receives a constitutional majority in the State Duma of the ninth convocation. The party receives 57.82% of the votes on the party list after 96.91% of the protocols have been processed. United Russia candidates are leading in 208 of 225 single-mandate constituencies in the State Duma elections. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation receives 13.76%, New People - 7.96%, and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 9.01%. A Just Russia overcomes the 5% barrier in the lower house elections. Ramzan Kadyrov wins the Chechen presidential election with 99.85% of the votes after 100% of the protocols have been processed. Tuva Head Vladislav Khovalyg receives 90.95% of the vote. Mordovia Head Artem Zdunov leads with 77.97% of the vote. The LDPR enters the Chechen parliament for the first time in history, overcoming the 5% barrier. Max | Telegram | Newsletter | iOS App | Android]