As of July 1, the number of voters in Russia exceeded 111 million
As of July 1, the number of voters in Russia exceeded 111 million, with the Central Election Commission (CEC) confirming 111,037,047 registered voters nationwide and over 1.8 million abroad. The CEC registered all 11 political parties for the State Duma elections, which will be held from September 18 to 20, with 450 deputies to be elected—225 by party lists and 225 by single-mandate constituencies.
Consensus
- The number of voters in Russia exceeded 111,000,000 as of July 1.
- The Central Election Commission (CEC) registered all 11 political parties for the upcoming State Duma elections.
- The State Duma elections will be held from September 18 to September 20.
- A total of 450 deputies will be elected in the State Duma.
- 225 deputies will be elected by party lists and 225 by constituency elections.
- More than 1.8 million Russian citizens are registered as voters outside the country.
Points of divergence
- The CEC specified that over 11,500 voters reside in Baikonur. — vedomosti
- The order of party positions in the ballot was determined by a draw, with United Russia receiving the first position, LDPR the third, Fair Russia the sixth, CPRF the eighth, and New People the eleventh. — vedomosti
- The official campaign period for the State Duma elections will begin on August 22. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- ЦИК: number of voters in the Russian Federation exceeded 111 million people — Ведомости
- ЦИК: the number of voters in Russia exceeded 111 million people — Коммерсантъ