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Elections of heads of constituent entities of the Federation were held in 26 regions

By Monday morning, the Central Election Commission published the results after processing 100% of the ballots for the gubernatorial elections in 18 regions - Amur, Magadan, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Orel, Novosibirsk, Moscow, Voronezh, Kemerovo, Tyumen, Samara and Ivanovo regions, Primorsky and Altai territories, as well as in Chukotka, Khakassia and Moscow (mayoral elections). The current regional heads or their interim heads won everywhere.

The worst result was shown by the current head of Khakassia from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Valentin Konovalov, who won the elections, who received 63.14% of the votes, the best was the governor of the Pskov region from United Russia with 86.3% of the votes.

Elections to local parliaments were held in 16 regions

According to results released by Monday morning. United Russia won almost all elections to regional legislative assemblies. So, in particular, the party in power won in Irkutsk (54.35%), Ivanovo (65.39%), Yaroslavl (46.6%), Vladimir (55.47%) and Arkhangelsk (60.53%) regions , as well as Trans-Baikal Territory (56.73%) and Yakutia (57.44%).

United Russia also received all four mandates in the by-election of State Duma deputies.

The only region where, according to current data, it was not United Russia that won was Khakassia. There, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation won the elections to the regional legislative assembly with a result of 39.11%.

Elections were also held in the annexed territories

This year, for the first time, Russian authorities held elections in the annexed territories of Lugansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions of Ukraine.

There, United Russia won everywhere in the elections to the People's Councils.

Thus, after counting 100% of the votes in the elections to the People's Council of the self-proclaimed DPR, United Russia received 78.03% of the votes, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 6.43%, and the Liberal Democratic Party - 6.25%.

In the elections to the People's Council of the self-proclaimed LPR, United Russia received 74.63% of the votes, the LDPR - 9.87%, and the KPFR - 7.5% of the votes.

In the annexed part of the Kherson region, United Russia received 74.86% of the votes, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 10.56%, and the Liberal Democratic Party - 8.27%.

In the annexed part of the Zaporozhye region, 83.01% of voters voted for United Russia, LDPR - 5.82%, A Just Russia - 5.13%, Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 5.02%.

Deputy Chairman of the Central Election Commission Nikolai Bulaev reported that on Sunday night in the annexed Zaporozhye region, a polling station was attacked by drones and was destroyed. According to Bulaev, there was no one in the building at that moment. However, he is convinced that the purpose of the attack was to intimidate the election commission employees so that they would not go to work.

In addition, according to Bulaev, due to threats of missile attacks, the electoral commission in Genichesk in the annexed Kherson region had to regularly evacuate to the basement.

In annexed Crimea, where by-elections of deputies to the State Duma were held, after processing 100% of the protocols, the candidate from United Russia is in the lead. Chairman of the Social Policy Committee of the Simferopol City Council Yuri Nesterenko scored 68.71%.

Election violations and detentions

Security forces detained opposition candidates in the elections, and observers were given summonses. Thus, in Veliky Novgorod, on the night of September 10, were detained three candidates for the local legislative assembly from the Yabloko party . Ksenia and Anna Cherepanov, as well as Viktor Shalyakin, were later released, having been charged under the administrative law of disobedience to the police.

In Gelendzhik, election observers were given summonses to the military registration and enlistment office right at the polling stations. They were received by Igor Ogorodnikov and Alexey Lobanov. This was reported by the telegram channel of the Gelendzhik Municipal Control Center with reference to the city’s military commissar Sergei Kozlov.

“Those who evaded appearing at the military registration and enlistment office turned out to be participants in the election process. If citizens had come to the military registration and enlistment office on Friday, no one would have distracted them from their work on the commission. By the way, such summonses are distributed to Gelendzhi residents every day,” he said.

The day before, Ogorodnikov wrote three complaints about the work of the election commission at polling station No. 940. In particular, he complained that nothing was visible from the observer’s position, and also said that members of the PEC signed for the residents in the voters’ book. Ogorodnikov later stated that after the end of voting, before the PEC members began packing ballots into safe bags, he was kicked out of the polling station.

In Moscow, police beat and detained a woman who tried to vote in the capital's mayoral elections, the writes . “We Can Explain” telegram channel

“I live on Milashenkova Street, I came to vote at my polling station. I wanted to see an extract from the voter book, but the chairman of the commission, named Frolova, told me that I did not have the right to receive an extract and that all the information was on the information board. I was outraged by this. They immediately threatened to take me to the police station and started filming me. I approached the woman who was hiding behind the camera (as it turned out later, she was from the council), extended my hand to her and asked her to open her face. They called the police,” the lawyer relayed the story of Muscovite Alfiya (Alla) Salakhova. She was a member of the election commission in another district of the capital. According to the publication, Salakhova is charged with petty hooliganism and disobedience to the police (Part 2 of Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code)

The Voice movement published its own statistics of violations during the elections and the election campaign on the third day of elections, 14:30. Thus, according to him, on September 10 alone, 94 reports of violations were received. Most of all - 20 - are from Moscow. In total, during the election campaign, Golos received 885 such messages. The leaders in the number of violations, as reported by Golos, were Moscow (144), Moscow region (127), Khakassia (59), Ivanovo (58) and Novgorod (49) regions.

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