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  Vote rig claim after Medvedev landslide
  Russian election: Putin-backed party well ahead  United Russia, backed by President Putin, is far ahead in the parliamentary election, taking more than half the votes, partial results suggest Putin ally Sobyanin set to win Moscow poll


year 2016 Top ^

Sep.18


year 2013 Top ^

Sep.8
  Kremlin-backed candidate Sergei Sobyanin is set to win the election for mayor of the Russian capital Moscow, but by a narrow margin.    His main challenger at Sunda...


year 2008 Top ^

Mar.3
  A Russian vote monitoring group has received allegations of multiple voting papers, falsified names on electoral registers, the stuffing of ballot boxes.    Western leaders have congratulated Dmitry ...



year 2007 Top ^

Dec.2
  United Russia has won a landslide victory in nationwide elections and had 63.3% of the vote, followed by the Communists at 11.3%
 2 other pro-Kremlin parties looked set to pass the 7% threshold needed to win seats. Turnout has been 60%. UR's leader, Gryzlov, acknowledged there had been violations but dismissed them as insignificant.


year 2004 Top ^

Mar.14   Putin claims second term
  Voters overwhelmingly handed Vladimir Putin a second 4-year term as president in a widely-expected outcome


year 2003 Top ^

Dec.7   Pro-Putin party set for victory
  The United Russia party with 37% is leading rivals by a large margin in parliamentary elections


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