Kremlin Party Secures Record Seats in Russia's Parliamentary Election
In Russia's recent parliamentary election, United Russia, the ruling party, achieved a record high of over 75% of the seats in the State Duma. The election, marked by the exclusion of genuine opposition and significant state control, saw nearly 60% voter turnout, the highest in a decade.
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Final results of Russia’s tightly managed vote give a record high parliament seats to Kremlin party
Kremlin's United Russia Party Secures Record Seats in Parliamentary Election
Final results of Russia’s tightly managed vote give a record high parliament seats to Kremlin party
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