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“United Russia” wins the elections to the Duma of the Kursk region

After processing all ballots in the elections to the Duma of the Kursk region, United Russia leads with 55.83% of the vote

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“United Russia” wins the elections to the Duma of the Kursk region

Such data leads the online scoreboard of the CEC, writes RIA Novosti.

The CPRF has 13.88%, the LDPR has 10.29%. Next are New People (8.51%), Fair Russia (5.21%) and Pensioners Party (3.69%).

Voting took place from 18 to 20 September – together with the elections to the state Duma of the ninth convocation and other campaigns. In total, 20.7 thousand mandates and elected positions were distributed on the single voting day of 2026.

President Vladimir Putin earlier called the elections to the state Duma the most important domestic political event of the country.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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