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UR party scores sweeping election victory in five RF subjects
13.10.2008, 15.15
 
 MOSCOW, October 13 (Itar-Tass) - The United Russia Party, which is the
biggest parliamentary party of Russia, has scored a sweeping victory at
the Sunday elections to the legislative assemblies of five subjects of the
Russian Federation. The preliminary returns of the voting were announced
on Monday in the course of a direct communications session between the
local electoral bodies and the Central Electoral Commission of Russia. 
Chairman of the Electoral Commission of Sakhalin Region Lyudmila Vetrova
reported that the United Russia had received 55.18 per cent of the vote at
the end of the ballot count, the Communist Party of Russia – 23.08 per
cent, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia – 9.93 per cent, and the Just
Russia Party – 8.5 per cent. Together with the results of elections in the
single-mandate constituencies, the United Russia will have 21 seats in the
legislative assembly, the Communist Party of Russia – 4 seats, the Liberal
Democratic Party of Russia – one seat, and the Just Russia Party – 2
seats. 
A representative of the Provisional Electoral Commission of Trans-Baikal
Territory, which is a new subject of the Russian Federation, has reported
that after the end of the ballot count the United Russia Party tallied
54.81 per cent of the vote, the Communist Party of Russia – 13.41 per
cent, the Just Russia Party – 9.29 per cent, the Liberal Democratic Party
of Russia – 10.83 per cent, and the Agrarian Party – 6.89 per cent.
Together with the results of elections in the single-mandate
constituencies, the United Russia Party will have 33 seats in the 50-man
territorial legislative assembly, the Communist Party of Russia – 5 seats,
the Just Russia Party – 2 seats, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia –
3 seats, and the Agrarian Party – also 3 seats. Four seats were won by
self-nominated candidates. 
Head of the Provisional Electoral Commission of Irkutsk Region Lyudmila
Shavenkova reported that 97 per cent of the ballots were already counted.
The United Russia Party tallied 49.39 per cent of the vote, the Liberal
Democratic Party of Russia – 15.08 per cent, the Communist Party of Russia
– 13.3 per cent, the Just Russia Party – 8.13 per cent. The Agrarians and
the “Greens” were unable to clear the 7 per cent hurdle, fixed for
elections by party tickets. Together with the results of voting in the
single-mandate constituencies, the United Russia Party will have 31 seats
in the legislative assembly, the Liberal Democratic Party – 5 seats, the
Communist Party of Russia – 4 seats, and the Just Russia Party --- 3
seats. One candidate from the Agrarian Party won the elections in one of
the single-mandate constituency. Moreover, six self-nominated candidates
have also won seats in the legislative assembly. 
Ninety-seven per cent of the ballots have already been counted in Kemerovo
Region, Head of its Electoral Commission Sergei Reutov reports. The United
Russia Party was backed by 84.85 per cent of the electorate, the Communist
Party of Russia – by 3.45 per cent, and the Just Russia Party – by 5.54
per cent. The United Russia Party, which won the elections also in all the
single-mandate constituencies, will have 36 seats in the Kemerovo
legislative assembly. One seat went to a candidate from the Just Russia
Party. This is explained by the fact that only the United Russia Party was
able to clear the 7 per cent hurdle during the voting by party tickets.
However, since only one party cannot be represented in the legislative
assembly, one seat had to be automatically given to the party with the
second biggest number of votes. 
Chairman of the Electoral Commission of Chechnya Islam Baikhanov reported
that the turnout in the Chechen Republic had reached 95.08 per cent. “The
United Russia Party won 88.04 per cent of the votes and the Just Russia
Party – 9.21 per cent. Therefore, the former will have 37 seats in the
local parliament and the Just Russia Party – 4 seats. The other parties
enjoyed very meagre backing of the electorate. For instance, the
parliamentary Liberal Democratic and Communist Parties were unable to poll
even one per cent of the votes. The elections to the Chechen parliament
were held according to the proportional system. 
 
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