"United Russia":

From Moscow to the very outskirts

The events of the year according to The New Times

United Russia: From Moscow to the very outskirts of the forms and methods of counting votes to regional legislative assemblies on October 11, 2009, in the Moscow City Duma, first of all, they called an all -Russian fuss. Even the president could not restrain himself: "The elections sometimes turn into certain stories when the electoral procedures are replaced by administrative." But the results were canceled only in Derbent. However, the vertical does not intend to stop - she decided to reach every town and the village. On March 14, 2010, the final chords of this performance will be heard in several cities of the country where mayors will be selected. In others, they are now also appointed. Will the vertical reach the villages? ..

The share of "United Russia" in regional parliaments 1. Republic of Adygea - 33.7%

Altai Republic - 53.48%,
Republic of Bashkortostan - 85.79%
Republic of Buryatia - 62.87%
Republic of Dagestan - 68.64%
Republic of Ingushetia - 72.3%
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic-72.29%
Republic of Kalmykia - 54.58%
Karachay-Cherkess Republic-69.61%
Republic of Karelia - 38.92%
Republic of Komi - 44.93%
Republic of Mari El - 64.55%
Republic of Mordovia - 89.92%
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - 51.85%
Republic of North Ossetia-Alania-60.71%
Republic of Tatarstan - 79.31%
Republic of Tuva - 46.38%
Udmurt Republic - 55.8%
Republic of Khakassia - 57.33%
Chechen Republic - 88%
Chuvash Republic - 51.89%
Altai Territory - 53.46%
Kamchatka Territory - 63.05%
Krasnodar Territory - 67.14%
Krasnoyarsk Territory - 42.46%
Perm Territory - 34.56%
Primorsky Territory - 48.27%
Stavropol Territory - 37.71%
Khabarovsk Territory –41%
Amur region –62.43%
Arkhangelsk region - 51.85%
Astrakhan region - 55.17%
Belgorod region –52.77%
Bryansk region - 53.89%
Vladimir region - 51.27%
Volgograd region - 49.44%
Vologda region - 41.9%
Voronezh region - 29.18%
Ivanovo region - 33.7%
Irkutsk region - 49.45%
Kaliningrad region - 34.64%
Kaluga region –40%
Kemerovo region - 84.8%
Kirov region - 28.53%
Kostroma region –30%
Kurgan region –25.89%
Kursk region - 37.36%
Leningrad region - 35.24%
Lipetsk region - 50.65%
Magadan region --28.89%
Moscow region - 49.57%
Murmansk region - 42.19%
Nizhny Novgorod region - 43.91%
Novgorod region - 43.75%
Novosibirsk region - 33.1%
Omsk region - 55.65%
Orenburg region –40.35%
Oryol region - 39.02%
Penza region - 67.6%
Pskov region - 47.57%
Rostov Region –71.68%
Ryazan region --22.2%
Samara region - 35.07%
Saratov region - 60.78%
Sakhalin region - 55.18%
Sverdlovsk region - 58%
Smolensk region - 51.27%
Tambov region –40.6%
Tomsk region - 48.66%
Tver region - 33%
Tula region - 55.40%
Tyumen region - 67%
Ulyanovsk region - 66.73%
Chelyabinsk region –52.92%
Yaroslavl region –50.02%
Moscow - 66.25%
St. Petersburg-37.37%
Jewish Autonomous Region –55.32%
Nenets Autonomous Okrug - 42.46%
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-56.27%
Chukotsk Autonomous Okrug –69.2%
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug-72.59%