Moscow voted

All ballots have been counted

According to the results of counting 100% of the votes in the Moscow City Duma elections, United Russia gained 47.25%, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 16.75%, Yabloko - 11.11%. Such data was distributed by the Moscow City Election Commission. In addition, the LDPR received 8%, the Russian Party of Life - 4.77%, the Greens - 2.64%, Free Russia - 2.2%, the Social Justice Party - 1.22%, Narodnaya Volya - 0, 6%. Data from all 3,234 sites was processed. The turnout at the elections was 34.77% (2 million 418 thousand 74 voters).

Thus, United Russia will receive at least 28 out of 35 seats in the new Moscow City Duma. Based on the distribution of votes according to party lists, United Russia will take 13 seats in the City Duma, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - four seats, and Yabloko will have three more.

To enter the Moscow City Duma, the party must overcome the 10% barrier.

Candidates from United Russia won the elections to the Moscow City Duma and in all 15 single-mandate districts of the capital, press secretary of the Moscow City Election Commission Vyacheslav Shulenin told RIA Novosti.

According to him, Inna Svyatenko won in the first single-mandate electoral district, Igor Antonov in the second, Viktor Ivanov in the third, Valery Shaposhnikov in the fourth, Tatyana Portnova in the fifth, Andrey Metelsky in the sixth, Mikhail Antontsev in the eighth, ninth - Sergei Turta, tenth - Stepan Orlov, 11th - Oleg Bocharov, 12th - Alexander Semennikov, 14th - Evgeniy Gerasimov, 15th - Valery Skobinov. All winners represent United Russia.

After 08:00, updated results for the 7th and 13th districts became known, where Sergei Loktionov (self-nominated) and Vera Stepanenko, as well as Vladimir Platonov and Nikolai Gubenko, are fighting, respectively. After processing 97.41% of the ballots in the 7th district, Stepanenko (United Russia) is in the lead with 30.25% of the votes. Loktionov gains 29.21%.

In the 13th district, after processing 89.67% of the ballots, the current speaker of the Moscow City Duma, Platonov (United Russia), is in the lead with 38.15% of the votes. Gubenko (nominee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation) gains 27.83%.

A total of 15 people are elected to the Moscow City Duma in single-mandate constituencies. To win in a single-member constituency, a candidate must receive a simple majority of votes.

After counting almost 100% of the ballots in the elections to the Moscow City Duma, the voter turnout was 34.81%, the capital's election commission reported. The final results of the Moscow City Duma elections will be announced no later than December 8.