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Russian parliamentary elections: Putin's ruling party wins landslide victory, accelerating hardline stance towards continued aggression

Preliminary results of the Russian parliamentary elections show the pro-Putin ruling party winning a record 355 seats.

Putin's ruling party wins landslide victory in Russian parliamentary elections, accelerating its hardline stance towards continued aggression.

Russia's ruling party wins landslide victory in parliamentary elections, achieving its first and highest number of seats since the invasion, demonstrating confidence in the Putin administration.

Russia: Vladimir Putin's party wins a record number of seats in the Duma

Russia: Vladimir Putin's party wins a record number of seats in the Duma

After processing 95.18% of the votes, United Russia received 355 seats in the State Duma, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) received 40, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) received 25, and New People received 20, announced Ella Pamfilova, head of the Central Election Commission, at a press conference. After processing the majority of the protocols, United Russia is in the lead with 57.80% of the votes. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation received 13.79%, and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia received 9.01%. New People received 7.97%. A Just Russia received 4.97% of the votes and did not pass the five percent threshold. The elections will form the ninth State Duma of 450 deputies: 225 mandates will be distributed among federal party lists, and another 225 in single-mandate constituencies. The new convocation's term of office will be five years. More infographics are available on our channel in "Max."

Russia announces that Putin's party wins a record number of seats in the Duma

★Russian government's ruling party to win landslide victory by securing three-quarters of the seats

"United Russia" received 49.14% of the votes in the State Duma elections, "New People" - 15.41%, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 12.23%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 10.79%, and "A Just Russia" - 5.72% - the Central Election Commission.

With approximately 95% of the votes counted in the Russian parliamentary elections, the ruling party is projected to win 355 seats.

URGENTLY, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation receives 40 parliamentary seats - Pamfilova

"United Russia" is gaining 57.83% of the votes on party lists and winning in 208 single-mandate constituencies, Ella Pamfilova reported. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation is gaining 13.81% and receiving 5 single-mandate constituencies. The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 8.98% and 2 single-mandate constituencies, respectively. "New People" are gaining 7.96% of the votes, but are not winning in any single-mandate constituencies. "A Just Russia" has not yet entered the State Duma (4.96% of the votes on party lists), but is winning in 4 single-mandate constituencies. A total of 95.18% have been processed protocols. RBC app for iOS and Android RBC channel in "Max"

United Russia is gaining 57.83% of the vote on party lists and winning in 208 single-mandate constituencies, Ella Pamfilova reported. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation is gaining 13.81% and receiving 5 single-mandate constituencies, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 8.98% and 2 single-mandate constituencies, respectively. New People are gaining 7.96% of the vote, but are not winning in any single-mandate constituencies. A Just Russia is not yet entering the State Duma with 4.96% of the vote on party lists, but is winning in 4 single-mandate constituencies. and 208 single-mandate To stay up to date with the most important news: Website | MAX | Telegram

United Russia wins 208 of 225 single-mandate constituencies. Candidates from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) take first place in five constituencies, A Just Russia in four, the Liberal Democratic Party in two, and the Rodina party in one. In addition, independent candidates are leading in four single-mandate constituencies. More IZ RU news in MAX

Putin's ruling party is certain to win a landslide victory in the first Russian parliamentary elections since the invasion of Ukraine.

United Russia has received not just a constitutional majority in the 9th State Duma, but the largest faction in its history, according to the latest preliminary data published by the Central Election Commission. According to the party lists, after 94.41% of the protocols have been processed, United Russia has received 57.83% of the votes. Next comes the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, with 13.81% of the votes, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia with 8.96%, New People with 7.97%, and A Just Russia with 4.96%. The latter is currently below the 5% threshold and risks not getting into the State Duma. The votes of the parties that did not pass the 5% threshold are proportionally distributed among the new factions. If A Just Russia does manage to surpass the 5% mark, then United Russia, through party lists, will be able to secure 139 of the 225 parliamentary seats. In that case, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation will form the second-largest faction, with 33 seats. The LDPR will then have 22 seats, New People - 19, and A Just Russia - 12. But if Sergei Mironov's party does not get into the State Duma, the number of mandates for United Russia will increase to 147. A Duma without the A Just Russia faction will also mean that the Communist Party of the Russian Federation will receive 35 mandates, the LDPR - 23, and New People - 20. Single-mandate constituencies bring United Russia even more seats. Currently, the party is leading in 209 out of 225 constituencies. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) has received five mandates, A Just Russia and independent candidates have received four each, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) has received two, and Rodina has received one. Thus, United Russia could receive between 348 and 356 seats in the State Duma. Previously, the largest faction in United Russia was the one formed following the 2016 elections, with 343 deputies. RBC app for iOS and Android RBC channel on Max

United Russia Gains 57.83% of the Vote in the State Duma Elections, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 13.81%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 8.97%, New People - 7.96%, and Just Russia - 4.96% After Processing 95.01% of the Protocols - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation

Ramzan Kadyrov won the Chechen presidential election with 99.85% of the votes after 100% of the ballots had been processed. Preliminary election results: — United Russia received 57.86% of the votes after 90.43% of the ballots had been processed. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (13.84%), the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (8.9%), and New People (7.94%) also entered the State Duma. — A Just Russia does not receive 5% of the vote, having received 4.95% based on the results of the vote count. — Acting Governor of the Bryansk Region Kovalchuk receives 68.69% of the vote based on the results of the processing of 76.05% of the protocols. — Acting Governor of the Belgorod Region Shuvaev receives 65.97% of the votes based on the processing of 100% of the protocols. — Head of the Republic of Mordovia Artem Zdunov receives 82.92% of the votes in the regional elections based on the processing of 50.66% of the protocols. — Governor of the Ulyanovsk Region Alexey Russkikh is in the lead with 76.65% of the votes based on the results of the vote count. 97.04% of the votes cast. — Penza Oblast Governor Oleg Melnichenko wins the regional elections with 70.89% of the votes cast, based on 100% of the votes cast. — Acting Tver Oblast Governor Vitaly Korolev wins the regional elections with 71.07% of the votes cast, based on over 50% of the votes cast. Today at 11:00 a.m., the Central Election Commission will announce preliminary voting results. Read SHOT in MAX:

United Russia Gains 57.83% of the Vote in the State Duma Elections, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 13.81%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 8.93%, New People - 7.97%, and Just Russia - 4.96% After Processing 93.06% of the Protocols - the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation

United Russia Gains 57.84% of the Vote in the State Duma Elections, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 13.81%, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - 8.92%, New People - 7.97%, and Just Russia - 4.96% After Processing 92.47% of the Protocols - the Central Election Commission

United Russia is leading with 57.86% of the vote in the State Duma elections after more than 90% of the protocols have been processed, according to data from the Central Election Commission. Next are the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (13.84%), the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (8.90%), New People (7.94%), and A Just Russia (4.95%). To stay up to date with the most important news: Website | MAX | Telegram

Vote counting begins in Russian lower house elections; Putin's ruling party faces a "landslide victory," but public discontent remains hidden due to the exclusion of anti-war factions.

United Russia candidates are leading in 204 of the 225 single-mandate constituencies in the State Duma elections. Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) candidates are leading in six more single-mandate constituencies. A Just Russia representatives are winning in four constituencies, independent candidates in four, and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia in two. In four more constituencies, 0% of the ballots have been processed so far. #elections2026

[UPDATE] Early results of Russia’s tightly controlled parliamentary vote show the main Kremlin party leads (first reported at 2026-09-20T13:47:24Z)

Putin says he will "do everything in his power" to ensure a victory for the ruling party in the September lower house elections.

The New People party has risen to second place in terms of public support, according to a VTsIOM poll. The party's rating was 10.7%, up 1.2 percentage points over the week. United Russia remains in first place with 30.6% of the vote (-1.5 percentage points). The LDPR is in third place with 9.7%. The party lost 0.4 percentage points over the week and lost second place in the ranking. In fourth place is the Communist Party of the Russian Federation with a rating of 9.2% (-0.1 percentage points over the week), followed by A Just Russia with 5.3% (-0.1 percentage points). 9.6% of Russians would vote for non-parliamentary parties (+0.9 percentage points), while 12.6% of respondents (+0.6%) refuse to participate in the elections. Max | Telegram | Newsletter | iOS App | Android