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United Russia Maintains Majority in Russian Parliament Following Election

United Russia has retained its majority in the Russian parliament, securing preliminary results of 355 out of 450 seats following a three-day election process. The election, which included regions annexed from Ukraine, faced criticism for excluding opposition candidates and was marked by a significant state media campaign. Observers noted a turnout of just over 59%, the highest for a parliamentary election in over a decade, with final results expected to be confirmed on Friday.

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Vladimir Putin Ella Pamfilova Tatyana Stanovaya Sergei Sobyanin Andrei Vorobyov

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United Russia has retained its majority in the Russian parliament, securing preliminary results of 355 out of 450 seats following a three-day election process. The election, which included regions annexed from Ukraine, faced criticism for excluding opposition candidates and was marked by a significant state media campaign. Observers noted a turnout of just over 59%, the highest for a parliamentary election in over a decade, with final results expected to be confirmed on Friday.

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Main Kremlin party keeps control of Russian parliament after a carefully orchestrated vote

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United Russia Maintains Majority in Russian Parliament Following Election