Russia’s ruling pro-Putin party wins parliamentary vote
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MOSCOW (Reuters) – The ruling United Russia party, which supports President Vladimir Putin, is on course to win a three-day parliamentary election, initial results and an exit poll showed on Sunday.
Only 9% had been counted nationally, and the Central Election Commission declared that United Russia has won 38.57%.
An exit poll done by INSOMAR was published by Russia’s RIA News Agency. It predicted that United Russia would win slightly more than 45%.
It won less than 54% of votes in 2016’s last parliamentary election. Since then it has experienced a drop in popularity as a result of years of poor living conditions and general malaise.
Initial results indicated that the Communist Party was second, with 25.17%. The LDPR nationalist party had 9.6%.
Russians should follow Alexei Navalny’s tactical voting strategy. This involves supporting the person most likely defeat United Russia in an electoral area.
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