Elections and their results

So, the elections of deputies to the Russian State Duma took place. According to the Central Election Commission, about 60 percent of Russians eligible to vote came to the polls. Pre-trial detention centers had the highest turnout - 98%.
And here is the data on the breakdown by game at 15.00 Moscow. The leader is the pro-government United Russia party, with approximately 37 percent of the votes. Next come the Communists, who received 12.5 percent of the vote, and the Liberal Democratic Party, with just under 12 percent. And unexpectedly, the Rodina bloc overcame the five percent barrier; 9 percent of voters in Russia voted for it. But the old-timers of the Russian parliament - the Yabloko and SPS parties, most likely, will not enter the State Duma of the new convocation. Yabloko has a little more than 4 percent of the votes. 4 percent of voters voted for the Union of Right Forces. As stated by the head of the Central Election Commission, Alexander Veshnyakov, there is virtually no chance of changing the election results.
In the Tomsk region the situation is a little different. SPS and Yabloko overcome the cherished five percent barrier. And the Liberal Democrats are ahead of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and take second place in the top three. The LDPR has 13.8 percent of the vote, the Communists have about 12.5 percent. As for United Russia, they are the first in the Tomsk region. A third of all voters in the Tomsk region voted for them.