Dmitry Reut

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Dmitriy Reut is a deputy chairman of the Moscow City Electoral Commission, as repeatedly stated in the provided snippets. He has been a public spokesperson for the commission during the 2021 Russian legislative elections, providing updates on voter turnout, technical operations, and cyberattacks on Moscow's electronic voting system. Reut consistently reported that voting was proceeding normally, with no violations detected, and emphasized the stability of the infrastructure despite ongoing cyber threats.

Events

Recent coverage

MGIK: Increased demand for voting recorded in Kommuarka — Коммерсантъ
In the Moscow City Election Commission, the key for decoding electronic voting was connected — НТВ Москва
MGIK: All who wish will have time to vote at sections chosen by them in the way they selected — Вечерняя Москва
Electronic voting systems in Moscow continue to be targeted by hackers — РИАМО
More than 57,000 citizens in pre-trial detention voted in the State Duma elections — Ведомости
MGIK: External hacker attacks on EG system in Moscow continue — Коммерсантъ
In MGIK stated about large-scale hacker attacks on the system of capital electronic voting — Интерфакс
MGIK reported on cyber attacks on the electronic voting system in Moscow — Ведомости
MGIK: Large-scale external cyber attacks on the capital's EG system continue — Вечерняя Москва
In Moscow's prisons, more than six thousand people voted in the elections — Коммерсантъ
Unprecedented attack by Armed Forces of Ukraine on Moscow did not affect the work of polling stations — Вести
MGIK: Large-scale external cyberattacks on the capital's EGS continue — Москва 24
Moscow Election Commission: current turnout on elections is standard for this stage of voting — Москва 24
MGIK: We will ensure the ability to vote for everyone waiting in line at polling stations — Москва 24
Cyberattacks on the electronic voting system continue in Moscow — Коммерсантъ
In Moscow, more than three million voters cast ballots over two days — Вести
In Moscow, more than 3 million people voted over two days of elections — Коммерсантъ
Voting turnout in the Moscow region exceeded 38% — Ведомости
On the Duma elections in Moscow, 3.12 million voters cast ballots — Ведомости
Almost 2.2 million Moscow residents voted online in a day for the State Duma elections — Вести