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Articles with tag "Central Election Commission"

Voting Begins in Russia’s 2024 Regional Elections

Local election officials in the Kursk region were equipped with bulletproof vests and helmets for safety amid Ukraine’s ongoing incursion.

By Pressing Onward With Elections in Battlefield Kursk Region, Kremlin Seeks to Show Everything Is Business as Usual

A federal state of emergency and ongoing fighting are not enough to change the Kremlin's intent to elect Putin's gubernatorial appointee.
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Russia Postpones Local Elections in Ukrainian-Held Areas of Kursk Region

But election authorities said that the gubernatorial race in the embroiled border region would go ahead as scheduled.
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Russian Election Officials Declare Putin Winner of Presidential Race

And yet widespread reports of fraud and a political playing field absent of any real opposition suggest the vote was hardly free or fair.
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Timeline: Russia’s Presidential Elections Since Independence

Russia's presidential elections have gradually slid from the flawed democratic elections of the 1990s to the tightly controlled spectacles of the 2010s...
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Russian Election Chief Hails 'Record' Putin Victory

"In the face of the West, we showed that we are united. We are proud of this," CEC head Ella Pamfilova said.
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Russians Dump Green Dye Into Ballot Boxes in At Least 7 Regions

“It’s clear they were promised money and rewards,” the deputy CEC chief claimed.
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In Photos: Residents of Remote Areas Start Voting in Russia's Presidential Election

Russian election workers are making their way to voters in hard-to-reach parts of the country by helicopter, snowmobile and even dog sled.
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Russian Election Authority Rejects Pro-Peace Hopeful Nadezhdin’s Presidential Bid

The Kremlin gave the order to reject his candidacy, two Russian officials involved in organizing the presidential election told The Moscow Times.
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Russian Election Authority Gives Presidential Hopeful Nadezhdin Extra Day to Dispute Signature Flaws

Nadezhdin had said it was “absolutely impossible” for his team to verify the volume of allegedly flawed signatures in time for an official review....
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Russian Election Authority Says Found Flaws in 15% of Pro-Peace Nadezhdin's Signatures

Presidential hopeful Boris Nadezhdin said he plans to dispute the Central Election Commission's findings.
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Russian Election Authority Says ‘Dead Souls’ Endorsed Anti-War Hopeful Nadezhdin

“There are errors that elicit surprise,” CEC deputy chief Nikolai Bulayev said. “To some extent, the candidate is directly involved.”
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Russian Election Authorities Pick Pro-War Symbol, Putin’s Favorite Slogan for Presidential Campaign Promo

The design was chosen to show that the vote’s main purpose is “to re-elect the boss [Putin],” two government officials told The Moscow Times.
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Eyeing Anti-Kremlin Exiles, Russia Tightens Rules on Voting Abroad

Those hoping to vote from abroad will face a reduction in polling places and an inability to vote online — while political dissidents run greater risks...
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Pro-Peace Presidential Hopeful Nadezhdin Submits Signatures to Register as Candidate

The CEC must now approve or reject Nadezhdin's signatures in a test of how far the Kremlin will allow him to take his campaign.
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Russian Election Authority Releases Putin's Financial Disclosure

As with previous disclosures, Putin is listed as the owner of a 77-square-meter apartment and 18-square-meter garage in St. Petersburg.
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