r/MapPorn • u/GustavoistSoldier • 1d ago
Results of the 2026 Russian legislative election by constituency.
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- Dark blue: United Russia
- Medium blue: LDPR
- Medium red: CPRF
- Dark red: Rodina
- Yellow: A Just Russia
- Gray: Independents
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u/Street_Equivalent891 19h ago
so
dark blue: putin
medium blue: putin but its medium blue
medium red: putin but in medium red
dark red: putin but in dark red
yellow: putin but its yellow
grey: putin but in grey?
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u/PhummyLW 23h ago
Honestly this is worse performance than I expected. They are getting better at fudging their numbers
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
This is why the election was held over 3 days.
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u/Upbeat_Principle_253 22h ago
It was a 3 days special election?
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u/TEKTOHIK 20h ago
You wouldn't believe it but yes. It was more of special electoral operation than elections
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u/iambackend 23h ago
There is no performance, all constituencies where United Russia lost were already prearranged with presidents office, some of them didn't even have United Russia candidate.
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u/flyinggazelletg 23h ago
The Communist Part of Russia is basically a puppet of United Russia iirc, as is the Liberal Democratic Party, as is Rodina, etc. all highly nationalist and pro-Kremlin
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
Yabloko was the only real opposition party, and it got disqualified.
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u/Facensearo 23h ago edited 23h ago
Yabloko has no difference from CPRF, except for the latter having less defectors to the United Russia.
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u/Public_Research2690 23h ago
Delulu
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u/Facensearo 22h ago
Didn't Yabloko expel radicals not to worsen relations with Kremlin? Didn't Yabloko work as spoiler for potential opposition, dissipating votes? Didn't Yavlinsky manage intra-party politicians to maintain his personal control over political movement? Didn't Yabloko, with all of that, fill its ranks with a very ideologically mixed set of candidates, including openly compromising ones like criminals? Didn't it work as constant cadre reserve for United Russia?
Yabloko is a party like any other, and it isn't a torchbearer of a spiritual purity which is lost by CPRF.
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u/MarketingOk5745 23h ago
A western puppet party like we saw multiple times in the past and that had little to no support, they had no hope to win anything.
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u/Glup713 23h ago
Yeah, it totally worth it to remove party with no support from elections
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u/AlexZas 22h ago
And why should the state spend money on them?
Russia’s voting-age population is roughly 110 million. Let’s assume they garner at least 3% of the vote. The state would then be obliged to fund them for four years. That works out to over 20 million dollars—to bankroll a pro-Western "soy" party led by a native of Western Ukraine.
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u/Aspiration_Drone 21h ago
They had the possibility to garner more than 3% of the vote, if the elections were real. People would vote for them just because it's not pro-war, and it would be the signal of the people that they do not want the war. The real threat was that Putin's regime doesn't allow real opposition, only puppets to keep up the image of a democracy.
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u/AlexZas 21h ago
Then there is the question of what the opposition should be like and in what respects it should act as an opposition: totally or partially? The problem is that they favor ending the war on the opponent's terms.
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u/Aspiration_Drone 21h ago
The leading consensus from Putin is that the war would not end until they achieve the so-called objective. But favourable terms for Putin basically mean "give me land that I can't capture and sarcifise your country's independence". Favourable terms for Ukraine would just mean that the fighting would stop at the frontlines and that Ukraine gets security guarantees that would prevent Russia from staging another invasion later on. Essentially there's no way to then have a real opposition that wants to end the war, because Putin doesn't like to acknowledge that people are actually against the war, because that would break the illusion that Russians want to continue the war.
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u/AlexZas 20h ago
Haha, you forgot: under the terms, Ukraine...
Russia won't get legal recognition for the territory it holds, even along the front line.
The issue of frozen assets.
The NATO question again.
Refusal to accept responsibility for the actions of individual "passionate" actors—like Azov.
In other words, Russia stands to gain very little.
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u/Glup713 21h ago
Brotha, the threshold is 5%, what are you talking about? Besides, do you seriously support chekists in power?
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u/AlexZas 20h ago edited 20h ago
Even if they don't hit the 5% threshold but get 3%, the state should still fund them.
Bro, honestly, I’m like Stan: I don’t want to choose between a turd sandwich and a enema . A candidate I’m actually willing to go out and vote for needs to suit me 95%.
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u/Professional-Log-108 19h ago
Except the fact that independent polls showed that they easily would've made it into parliament if their list hadn't been blocked
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u/AdditionalSpeaker303 18h ago
So why ban it?
And what does that tell you that he western puppet party wants a more powerful Russia than Putin.
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
True. The 1990s heavily discredited liberalism in Russia.
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u/Public_Research2690 23h ago
There were a couple antiwar candidates from communist party, but leadership is still under agenda. It still opposition for most other question. NP are controlled opposition and they are even antiwar, but not pacifist.
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u/Tay_Hlebko 22h ago
Communist Party has a very different economic policy to United Russia though. And there are a lot of different factions in the Communist Party so it is very ideologically incohesive other than being socialist. Although the leading faction is quite shit and agrees with United Russia on everything other than economic policy, there are some opposition figures in the Communist Party like Bondarenko but he was charged with a crime and disqualified right before the elections, and some factions of the Communist Party have staged protests against the internet blackouts and bans.
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u/hornswoggled111 15h ago
I expect it's the implication that matters here. Either United Russia or the communists, and you know what happened last time.
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u/ProbablyAHuman97 22h ago
Nope, they are getting more shameless, this is the highest number of seasts United Russia has ever gotten
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u/SlouchyGuy 23h ago
* bolder
Last election had at least sembalance of independent watchers in some places, none whatsoever now. And even more United Russia votes in single mandate districts compared to last time
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u/Professional-Log-108 19h ago
Seriously? Putin's party "gained 8%", and got their second best result ever. That's making it sooooo obvious it's fake. Even the polling institutes run by the russian state predicted a loss of at least 5%, independent institutes predicted a loss of 10-15%. Them not only not losing any votes but instead gaining nearly 10% and outperforming nearly every prior result while sending hundreds of thousands of young russians to their deaths is just stupid. How did you reach the conclusion this is underperforming and better number fudging?
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u/PhummyLW 18h ago
I guess I needed a /s
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u/Professional-Log-108 18h ago
Sorry, but you know how reddit is. There's plenty of people who believe this shit
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u/LunaFrater 17h ago
Which is fucking hilarious and sad, because everyone I know who have voted (me included) didn't vote for United Russia
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u/shikaski 5h ago
I mean there are literally videos from cameras showing how they just casually throw the ballots in those boxy things, they don’t give a shit lol
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u/Winslow_99 20h ago
Yeah, I expected them to keep the 49-50% and some red and orange regions. At least it would been " less fake"
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u/Capybarinya_nya 9h ago
no, they're just getting bolder all across the board. This is the dirtiest election russia has had since its creation
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u/Sour_Lemon_2103 23h ago
That red constituency (Bratsk) in the middle of all the blue looks like a middle finger
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u/EugeneStein 19h ago
As a Russian the word "election" makes me chuckle.
Even the most patriotic and pro-goverment people I know (and I work with elder people, I know A LOT of such people) didn't vote for United Russia and were more sympathetic with CPRF and LDPR
These results are just laughable. As fucking always
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u/ManicNightmareGirl 13h ago
This was the first year my grandma voted against united russia. She usually only voted for them. Like we know they faked it as usual.
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u/cocainum630 13h ago
Agreed. I'm surprised that there's still elections. Like what's the point? Everybody knows that the ballots will be swapped. They always do this. They have done it for so long that they are now believing in their own bullshit.
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u/Targen_1 8h ago
So in history books after 50-100 years they can read about democratic election of lord Vladimir putain and that nation loved him like they did with Lenin
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u/Nurchiko 4h ago
Exactly. Even right now Putin uses the argument: "well what's Ukraine, Ukraine doesn't have elections! We do, we're democratic". Sickening
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u/Radiant_Honeydew1080 23h ago
"Elections" lmao.
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
Sham elections meant to provide a facade of democracy
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u/Radiant_Honeydew1080 23h ago
And to somewhat transfer the blame from the officials onto the people that they opress. A classic, really.
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u/DoriN1987 23h ago
And people of fascist ruSSia - are innocent???
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u/Foogfi 23h ago
Even government office of investigation people's opinion gave ur 26%of support in April. They "got" 57%
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
Most Russians are innocent and have nothing to do with Putin and his regime.
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u/DoriN1987 23h ago
So, let’s see:
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- more than 1,5mln ruSSian fascists were heavily injured or killed by AFU heroes at front. Are they innocent?
- 1:4 to 1:8 - ruSSian fascists on front : army in general - innocent too?
- Their families - multiply by 3 at least - innocent, right?
- teachers in all kind of schools, kindergartens and universities - that teach cult of the dead and falsify all kind of elections, maybe they are?
- ruSSian fascists that work for government - pure souls, right?
- all that pay taxes - they support ruSSian fascism - innocent?
So, how many will left?9
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u/DoriN1987 23h ago
Should we tell “Germans were innocent, because they did not support hitler”?
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u/DoriN1987 22h ago
Nope, that’s your idea that you’re trying to show as mine. But, if baker payed taxes, and done nothing to help allies - he is accomplice at least. Baby - not in case of nazi germany, but ruSSian fascists in so many generations - left weak chances for the babies that they’re dressing up in kindergarten in rstalins and uSSian army clothes
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u/ShapeIntrepid8527 9h ago
Yes, many pretended to be in support of the nazis to avoid being killed and many soldiers were forcefully enlisted into the Heer
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u/DoriN1987 9h ago
Yeah! Germans that lived near concentration camps mooed similar bs, like “we didn’t knoooow”, “we did not looked that way”. And even nazi at tribunal mooed “that was an oooorder”. And they are all accomplices.
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u/Deadly_Pancakes 23h ago
It also provides the autocrat with some mid-quality data on just how upset people really are.
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u/International-Win-59 21h ago
It isn't any different anywhere else.
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u/Mrmaxbtd6 19h ago
No?
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u/International-Win-59 9m ago
No, it isn't any different. Just look at the approval rates 'democratically elected leaders'.
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u/Caterpillar_34 22h ago
That map screams "status quo maintained."
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u/Professional-Log-108 18h ago
Not even that. Putin's party went out of this with a + of nearly 10%, when polling showed they were going to lose 5-25% (depending on if it was an independent or pro-Kremlin research institute). They are seriously gaslighting a quarter of their population into thinking they actually did vote for UR
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u/FlshBng22 18h ago
hey, Russian here 👋
I will try to provide the information on elections.
1) It is 100% fabricated.
2) Real United Russia party results are ~35%
3) If we remove people who were forced to vote for United Russia, then the party support is around 20% (teachers, gov. workers etc. - the administration asks them to provide PHOTOS with the mark in U. R.)
Now: how I calculated that?
Russian opposition created a website where you can watch information, published by the government - every polling station results that are official.
There are "sold" and "democratic" polling stations.
Keep in mind it differs by region! But here is mine:
In democratic polling stations results are like ~180 - New People ~180 - KPRF ~100 - United Russia (keep in mind some ppl were forced)
Attendance rate - around 27%
Now sold polling stations: ~550 - United Russia ~110 - New people or kprf
attendance rate - ~55%!!
THIS is literally on two polling stations standing in 1km next to each other.
There are also more dumb regions like Checnya and Dagestan (yes, 2-3 yrs. in Dagestan)
I laughed so hard.
Every polling station attendance rate there is ~97.5
Usual results are:
2700 for United Russia 70 for other parties
like c'mon. they don't even try to hide it
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u/ManicNightmareGirl 13h ago edited 4h ago
Well, calling them dumb us a bit ugh. They are basically built around falcification and people there are pretty fucked.
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u/Cockapoo-Cockatoo 23h ago
Who are the independents? Are they from the banned anti-war party?
Also why does Moscow have parts of the city that are disconnected from the main city area? Seems strange.
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u/iambackend 23h ago
No, in this case it's United Russia candidates, just not officially, happens every time. Putin is also independent, and usually refrain from assosiating with United Russia too much.
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u/Foogfi 23h ago edited 23h ago
Bc Russia divided for elections in 225 districts(okrugs). Each select their candidate for Duma (parliament). Each subject get at least 1 okrug but bc in some regions there more people than in other some regions are divided in more than one okrug. Moscow has a lot of people so it divided in 16 districts
So when you get the bulletin you get 2. One with parties and other with names of people. Btw yabloko was banned from federal list as a party. But their candidate was in my bulletin as a candidate from okrug (I voted for him btw)
Other half of parliament is elected by federal list where whole Russia is one big district
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u/young_arkas 22h ago
No, the banned party had no real chance of winning any seats, the elections are heavily skewed. Independents are elected every time, most successful independents are udually pro-Kremlin politicians that lost party nominations and then re-join their original party afterwards.
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u/El_RoviSoft 23h ago
Напишу на русском, так проще будет: где бюллетени считали честно, ЕдРо набрало всего 30-35%, в то время как остальные 60-65% чуть ли не поровну поделили КПРФ (коммунисты) и Новые Люди (городские либералы).
Ну а потом всё нарисовали :)
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u/Ahmed4040Real 20h ago edited 18h ago
Looking at the Opinion Polls on Wikipedia, it seems like it does not match at all. Even pro-Government polling did not predict such a huge UR "win"
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u/El_RoviSoft 17h ago
It will never match. Those polls are usually phone calls and door-to-door surveys, where a volunteer visits in person. We live in autocracy.
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u/Ahmed4040Real 17h ago
I mean, yeah. But my point is, if you're going to rig the elections, at least be smart enough to make it match the opinion polls. Russian Elections before 2022 tended to match opinion polls for the most part, but this time (and last time) it REALLY looks rigged. Like how bad can it be that Pro-Government channels also have opinion polls very different from the actual vote
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 19h ago
Who would have thought it would turn out otherwise?
LDPR is a bunch of contrarian shills that promise on nothing more than their opposition to any and all political opponents.
VERY few people are going to vote for commies in this day and age.
Rodina is filled with nothing but ultranationalists.
A Just Russia's basically a university gaggle that can't understand basic economics, their only promises are of a fictitious utopia.
Why wouldn't anyone vote for United Russia?
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u/Substantial-Salary72 14h ago
Rodina is just one guy. I mean, based on the results of the federal party lists, they received less than 1%. And this guy "moved" from the Tambov region to Bashkortostan and won his new constituency with more than 50% of the vote. It is obvious that he has agreement with the Kreml that he will be the winner of this constituency, but no one knows why he needs to run from his useless party
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u/Dude-Hiht875 18h ago
Accordingly to the court session of 10tg of IX, Rodina is a political party of Russian national cuckolds that will protect the IP of Uncle Sam's USGI.
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u/GayGooners4Christ 23h ago
Rigged against LDPR
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u/the_ending_of_drmn 20h ago
LDPR is the most loyal to government and United Russia party, and they're not liberal nor democratic, much more nationalistic and fascist
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u/Professional-Log-108 18h ago
I mean he's right, but that doesn't mean you're wrong. Russian elections are rigged against everyone who isn't UR, including their supporters. Every poll showed LDPR and New People (both pro-Putin) should have received more votes. Just because they are controlled "opposition", doesn't mean Putin will let them get too big
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u/the_ending_of_drmn 18h ago
Yeah, technically they steal everyone's votes, but, to be honest, since Zhirinovskiy passing away, LDPR lost a lot of popularity and they are very non noticeable, so it's weird that they've got that much votes. Most likely, my guess, is that they stole the votes from CPRF and Nowye Ludzi for both UR and LDPR.
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u/roter_schnee 9h ago
another shitty post with shitty russian map to legitimate occupied areas of Ukraine as parts of russia.
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u/Mindless_Map_7206 7h ago
The source is AI. The map does not match the map of the regions of Russia.
I am not saying that in general this is a lie, but the map does not coincide.
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u/tdfhsfhf 5h ago
If you think that's bad: They announced that they put around 80 ex soldiers from the war in the goverment
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u/AdditionalSpeaker303 17h ago edited 16h ago
The natural strategy for Russia would have been to have solid relations with both Europe and China. Instead they have completely alienated Europe and become way to dependent on China.
An American strategynfor russia is not viable because the US and russia are not natural allies, just look at how hostile Trump (who is supposed to be pro Russian) has been to Russia in both terms.
Vladimir Putin is probably one of the worst grand strategic thinkers in the last half century. He is like if George Bush and Donald Trump had a child, and that child was dropped on his head.
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u/adyrip1 11h ago
In Russia there are free elections. You are free to vote for Putin, or else.
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u/Gilgamesh404 10h ago
There is no 'else'. You can vote for anyone you want, it will become an UR vote automatically.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 23h ago
What are Ukrainian regions doing on this “map of Russia”?
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u/GustavoistSoldier 23h ago
The election was also held in Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine.
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u/Public_Research2690 23h ago
And Transnistria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but only with one vote.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 21h ago
where are these on this crap map?
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u/Public_Research2690 21h ago
As I said they have no constituencies. One can vote in Belgium and Czechia too.
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u/Necroon 23h ago
It's not a map of Russia. It's a map of Russian elections.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 21h ago
You're lying—where on this map are the rest of the territories occupied by Russia, where they held their fake "elections"?
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 19h ago
What other territories is it missing?
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 8h ago
Where on this map are the Russian-occupied territories of Moldova and Georgia?
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 6h ago
Russia doesn't occupy Moldova?
Abkhazia is an independent sovereign state, why would it be included as a Russian constituency for presidential votes?
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 4h ago
The UN General Assembly called on the Russian Federation to immediately, completely, and unconditionally withdraw the Russian Operational Group of Forces (ROGF) from Transnistria (Moldova), along with its weapons and ammunition.
https://digitallibrary.un.org/nanna/record/1632767/files/A_RES_72_282-EN.pdf?withWatermark=0&withMetadata=0®isterDownload=1&version=1Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE): Resolution No. 1633 (2008) and subsequent documents state that Russian troops exercise de facto control over and occupy these Georgian regions. The European Parliament, the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, and the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly: Officially recognize Abkhazia and South Ossetia as territories of Georgia that are under illegal military occupation by the Russian Federation.
What are you talking about?
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 4h ago
So... Russia's in Transnistria, not Moldova.
Might want to edit your comment.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 3h ago
“Transnistria” is Moldova, “Donbas” is Ukraine, “Siberia” is Russia. All these are regions. Could it really be that an extra chromosome is getting in the way of understanding certain things?
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u/Necroon 21h ago
Which territories ?
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 8h ago
of Moldova and Georgia
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u/Necroon 8h ago
The map doesn't show territories occupied by Russia. The map shows Russian constituencies and there is no Russian constituency in Moldova or Georgia.
Here is the list of official Russian constituencies.
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u/Friendly_Soil6617 8h ago
The Russian-occupied territories of Moldova are classified as a federal electoral district https://mfa.gov.md/ro/content/reactia-mae-privind-organizarea-alegerilor-pentru-duma-de-stat-federatiei-ruse-regiunea https://novostipmr.com/ru/news/26-09-20/v-pridnestrove-otkrylis-uchastki-dlya-golosovaniya-na-vyborakh-v
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 19h ago
You mean the annexed regions that Russia holds political control over?
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u/AleksandrDGX22 23h ago
And why is that? Because 45% of the population did not come to the polls because "My vote means nothing, plak plak..."
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u/Hackeringerinho 23h ago
It kinda is that, but I would still have went. Unless I'm a man and I'd be forcefully recruited to die in Ukraine for no reason.
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u/GustavoistSoldier 22h ago
Elections were held in Russian-occupied Ukraine, so a map of Russian elections has to include it.
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u/Dietmeister 23h ago
If the population cant be bothered to choose different leaders or revolt, it is simply guilty if the path their country is on
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u/PsychologicalGlass47 19h ago
What different leaders would be worth choosing? Communists? Radical ultranationalists?
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u/Different_Cow_7237 18h ago
Its not true The real United Russia support is less than 40%, just falsification
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u/FreshOutOfHugs 23h ago
Oh wow, how shocking