Opinion
The elections to the Duma did not violate the current state of affairs
State Duma elections are slowly disappearing from the agenda. In general, in the Russian tradition, the parliamentary campaign is usually remembered not in itself, but in the context of turning events – whether it was 1999 (on the eve of Boris Yeltsin’s resignation) or 2011 (public unrest).
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State Duma elections are slowly disappearing from the agenda. In general, in the Russian tradition, the parliamentary campaign is usually remembered not in itself, but in the context of turning events – whether it was 1999 (on the eve of Boris Yeltsin’s resignation) or 2011 (public unrest).
