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Russia's Central Election Commission announces final State Duma results: United Russia wins 349 seats
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On September 25, Russian Central Election Commission Chairperson Ella Pamfilova announced the final results of the ninth Russian State Duma (lower house) election. The ruling United Russia party secured 349 of the 450 parliamentary seats. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation won 37 seats, the Liberal Democratic Party 23 seats, New People 19 seats, A Just Russia 17 seats, and the Motherland party 1 seat. Four self-nominated candidates each won 1 seat. Voting took place from September 18 to 20. The State Duma is Russia's permanent legislative body, composed of 450 representatives. The seat allocation followed the traditional model: 225 seats were distributed proportionally based on party lists, and the remaining 225 seats were contested in single-mandate constituencies using a relative majority voting system.
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September 25 — Chairperson of Russia's Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, held a press conference today to announce the final results of the ninth convocation of the State Duma (the lower house of the Federal Assembly).
The ruling party, United Russia, secured 349 seats in parliament. The remaining seats were distributed as follows:
- Communist Party of the Russian Federation: 37 seats
- Liberal Democratic Party of Russia: 23 seats
- New People Party: 19 seats
- A Just Russia Party: 17 seats
- Rodina Party: 1 seat
- Self-nominated candidates: 4 seats (1 each)
Voting for the State Duma elections took place from September 18 to 20.
The State Duma is Russia's permanent legislative body, composed of 450 deputies. The seat allocation for this election followed the traditional model: of the 450 seats, 225 are distributed proportionally based on party lists, while the remaining 225 are elected through single-member constituencies nationwide using a relative majority voting system.
(Source: CCTV International)
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United Russia wins 349 seats in final Russian State Duma election results