In the Yaroslavl region turnout at the elections amounted to 42.36%

Chairman of the regional election commission Sergey Fefilin spoke about the results of the three-day voting in the elections of deputies of the state Duma. According to the final data, 416,754 people out of 983,812 registered voters took part in the elections. Turnout was 42.36%.

According to the head of the electoral Commission, the figure was higher than in the elections to the state Duma in 2021. Residents of the region voted most actively on September 18, the first day of the campaign.

Among municipal territories, the highest turnout was recorded in the Myshkinsky district - 61.91%. In Poshekhonsky district, the figure was 56%, in Pervomaisky - 55%.

In Yaroslavl, activity was distributed as follows: Kirov district - 39.53%, Krasnoperekopsky - 35.81%, Leninsky - 34.4%, Zavolzhsky - 33.69%, Frunzensky - 33.31%, Dzerzhinsky - 29.71%.

According to the Civic Chamber of the region, several reports of possible violations have been received. After the inspection, some of them were associated with a joint visit to the booths by family members. There were also cases when voters informed others in advance about their choice, after which they were reminded of the need to observe the secrecy of voting.

Separately calculated participation in remote electronic voting. Applications for the DEG were submitted by more than 90 thousand residents of the region, and more than 83 thousand people voted.

In single-mandate districts of the Yaroslavl region, according to the results of counting protocols, the winners were Anatoly Lisitsyn and Artem Molchanov. The CEC plans to announce the final results of the all-Russian elections on September 25.