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The2024 Russian elections were held in large part, on Sunday, 8 September 2024 (single election day), with several regions allowing voting on 6 and 7 September. There were threeby-elections to the8th State Duma, 19 gubernatorial elections (16 direct and three indirectly elected), 13regional parliamentary elections, and many elections on the municipal level.[1]
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vladimir Putin | Independent[a] | 76,277,708 | 88.48 | |
| Nikolay Kharitonov | Communist Party | 3,768,470 | 4.37 | |
| Vladislav Davankov | New People | 3,362,484 | 3.90 | |
| Leonid Slutsky | Liberal Democratic Party | 2,795,629 | 3.24 | |
| Total | 86,204,291 | 100.00 | ||
| Valid votes | 86,204,291 | 98.43 | ||
| Invalid/blank votes | 1,371,784 | 1.57 | ||
| Total votes | 87,576,075 | 100.00 | ||
| Registered voters/turnout | 113,011,059 | 77.49 | ||
| Source:Rapsi News,Bezformata | ||||
| Constituency | Former MP | Party | Elected MP | Party | ||
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| Khakassia | Sergey Sokol until 15 September 2023[2] | United Russia | Nikolay Shulginov | Independent | ||
| Southern | Vitaly Kushnarev until 27 May 2024[3] | United Russia | Viktoria Abramchenko | United Russia | ||
| Unecha | Nikolay Alekseyenko until 28 May 2024[4] | United Russia | Oleg Matytsin | United Russia | ||
All incumbent governors and heads of autonomous regions were reelected.[5]
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Result | |
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| Altai Republic | Oleg Khorokhordin (IND) | Resigned[6] | 2019: 58.82% | — | |
| Andrey Turchak (UR) | Acting Governor elected[7] | — | 2024: 74.09% | ||
| Bashkortostan | Radiy Khabirov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[8] | 2019: 82.02% | 2024: 80.21% | |
| Kalmykia | Batu Khasikov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[9] | 2019: 82.54% | 2024: 79.95% | |
| Khabarovsk Krai | Mikhail Degtyarev (LDPR) | Resigned[10] | 2021: 56.77% | — | |
| Dmitry Demeshin (UR) | Acting Governor elected[11][12] | — | 2024: 81.03% | ||
| Stavropol Krai | Vladimir Vladimirov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[13] | 2019: 79.64% | 2024: 79.61% | |
| Zabaykalsky Krai | Aleksandr Osipov (IND) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[14] | 2019: 89.61% | 2024: 82.27% | |
| Astrakhan Oblast | Igor Babushkin (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[15] | 2019: 75.63% | 2024: 78.17% | |
| Chelyabinsk Oblast | Aleksey Teksler (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[16] | 2019: 69.30% | 2024: 81.28% | |
| Kaliningrad Oblast | Anton Alikhanov (UR) | Resigned[10] | 2022: 80.21% | — | |
| Aleksey Besprozvannykh (UR) | Acting Governor elected[17][18] | — | 2024: 76.55% | ||
| Kemerovo Oblast | Sergey Tsivilyov (UR) | Resigned[10] | 2023: 85.23% | — | |
| Ilya Seredyuk (UR) | Acting Governor elected[19][20] | — | 2024: 78.38% | ||
| Kurgan Oblast | Vadim Shumkov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[21] | 2019: 80.86% | 2024: 85.17% | |
| Kursk Oblast | Roman Starovoyt (UR) | Resigned[10] | 2019: 81.07% | — | |
| Aleksey Smirnov (UR) | Acting Governor elected[22][23] | — | 2024: 65.28% | ||
| Lipetsk Oblast | Igor Artamonov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[24] | 2019: 67.28% | 2024: 81.16% | |
| Murmansk Oblast | Andrey Chibis (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[25] | 2019: 60.07% | 2024: 73.99% | |
| Orenburg Oblast | Denis Pasler (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[26] | 2019: 65.94% | 2024: 78.14% | |
| Sakhalin Oblast | Valery Limarenko (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[27] | 2019: 56.14% | 2024: 80.79% | |
| Samara Oblast | Dmitry Azarov (UR) | Resigned[28] | 2023: 83.82% | — | |
| Vyacheslav Fedorishchev (UR) | Acting Governor elected[29] | — | 2024: 79.56% | ||
| Tula Oblast | Aleksey Dyumin (IND) | Resigned[30] | 2021: 83.58% | — | |
| Dmitry Milyayev (UR) | Acting Governor elected[31] | — | 2024: 78.53% | ||
| Volgograd Oblast | Andrey Bocharov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[32] | 2019: 76.80% | 2024: 79.68% | |
| Vologda Oblast | Oleg Kuvshinnikov (UR) | Resigned[33] | 2019: 60.79% | — | |
| Georgy Filimonov (UR) | Acting Governor elected[34] | — | 2024: 62.30% | ||
| Saint Petersburg | Alexander Beglov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[35] | 2019: 64.43% | 2024: 59.80% | |
Territories that are internationally recognisedas part of Ukraine are highlighted withbeige.
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Result | |
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| Crimea | Sergey Aksyonov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[36] | 2019: 74/74 | Sergey Aksyonov[37] 75 / 75 | |
| Kabardino-Balkaria | Kazbek Kokov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected | 2019: 70/70 | Kazbek Kokov[38] 69 / 69 | |
| Ingushetia | Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected | 2019: 27/31 | Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov[39] 25 / 32 | |
| Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug | Natalya Komarova (UR) | Resigned[40] | 2020: 29/38 | — | |
| Ruslan Kukharuk (UR) | Acting Governor elected[41] | — | Ruslan Kukharuk[42] 33 / 36 | ||
Territories that are internationally recognisedas part of Ukraine are highlighted withbeige.
| Constituency | Incumbent | This Race | ||||
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| Legislature | No | Former member | Party | Results | Candidates | |
| State Council of the Komi Republic | 11 | Aleksandr Gayvoronsky | United Russia | Incumbent resigned June 21, 2023[43] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg | 18 | Aleksey Dalmatov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned June 28, 2023[45] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Kamchatka Krai | 11 | Yury Lomakin | United Russia | Incumbent resigned July 25, 2023[47] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai | 12 | Viktor Baranov | United Russia | Incumbent died September 7, 2023[49] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold | ||
| Legislative Assembly of Kaluga Oblast | 15 | Aleksandr Yefremov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 18, 2023, to become Minister of Agriculture of Kaluga Oblast[51] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Arkhangelsk Oblast Assembly of Deputies | 23 | Ivan Novikov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 22, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[53] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Primorsky Krai | 10 | Aleksandr Rolik | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 26, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[55] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Yaroslavl Oblast Duma | 31 | Natalia Kosikhina | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 26, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[57] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold | ||
| Smolensk Oblast Duma | 12 | Artyom Malashchenkov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 28, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[59] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| State Assembly of the Sakha Republic | 34 | Sakhamin Afanasyev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 4, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[61] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Orenburg Oblast | 9 | Aleksandr Kuznetsov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 12, 2023, due to holding a foreign bank account[63] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| State Assembly of the Republic of Bashkortostan | 54 | Vilory Ugarov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 13, 2023[65] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 Independentgain |
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| Tyumen Oblast Duma | 3 | Vladimir Pushkarev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 13, 2023, to become Senator of theFederation Council[67] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Duma of Astrakhan Oblast | 13 | Viktor Fyodorov | United Russia | Incumbent expelled October 23, 2023, after being indicted for fraud[69] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast | 15 | Vladimir Mishchenko | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 27, 2023, to become Head ofBologovsky District[71] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold | ||
| Legislative Assembly of Novosibirsk Oblast | 3 | Vladimir Laptev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 26, 2023, after being charged with fraud[73] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai | 10 | Roman Goldman | United Russia | Incumbent expelled November 23, 2023, after being indicted for negligent possession of a firearm[75] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Zabaykalsky Krai | 1 | Viktoria Bessonova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned November 24, 2023, to become Deputy Chairwoman of the Government of Zabaykalsky Krai[77] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Altai Krai Legislative Assembly | 21 | Ivan Nifontov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned December 1, 2023, to become Minister of Sport of Altai Krai[79] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Novgorod Oblast Duma | 1 | Anatoly Osipov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned December 13, 2023, after being indicted for abuse of power[81] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold | ||
| Murmansk Oblast Duma | 15 | Oleg Samarsky | United Russia | Incumbent expelled February 1, 2024, after being indicted for abuse of power[83] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Orenburg Oblast | 18 | Ildar Iskakov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned March 27, 2023[85] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Ryazan Oblast Duma | 12 | Igor Murog | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 2, 2024, to become Senator of theFederation Council[87] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Legislative Assembly of Vologda Oblast | 2 | Denis Dolzhenko | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 24, 2024[89] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Duma of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug — Yugra | 2 | Pyotr Sozonov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 26, 2024[91] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 2[b] | Anastasia Zhukova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 1, 2021, to become Senator of theFederation Council[93] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Ksenia Nesterova | Independent | Incumbent resigned May 22, 2024[95] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiagain | ||||
| Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 1[b] | Yulia Bobkova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned May 22, 2024[95] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| Igor Ivanov | United Russia | |||||
| Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai | 20 | Aleksey Inyutkin | United Russia | Incumbent resigned May 23, 2024[97] New member electedSeptember 8, 2024 United Russiahold |
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| State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan | 34 | Vacant | Election on September 6–8, 2024 was cancelled after all candidates withdrew[99] New member electedDecember 1, 2024 Independentgain |
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| City | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Results | |
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| Abakan (Khakassia) | Aleksey Lyomin (UR) | Re-elected[101] | 2019: 87.16% |
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| Sorsk (Khakassia) | Vladimir Naydyonov (IND) | Lost re-election[103] | 2019: 49.02% |
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| Srednekolymsk (Sakha Republic) | Nikolay Chukrov (IND) | Retiring | 2019: 58.21% |
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| Zhatay (Sakha Republic) | Yevgenia Isayeva (UR) | Re-elected[106] | 2019: 65.54% |
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| Komsomolsk-on-Amur (Khabarovsk Krai) | Aleksandr Zhornik (LDPR) | Retiring[108] | 2019: 55.63% |
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| Nerchinsk (Zabaykalsky Krai) | Natalya Argunova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – |
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| Sretensk (Zabaykalsky Krai) | Roman Graselius (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – |
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| Belogorsk (Amur Oblast) | Stanislav Melyukov (UR) | Re-elected[112] | 2020: 61.08% |
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| Bratsk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Sergey Serebrennikov (UR) | Lost re-election[108] | 2019: 43.34% |
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| Sayansk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Maria Danilova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – |
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| Tulun (Irkutsk Oblast) | Tatyana Yakubova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – |
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| Ust-Ilimsk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Anna Shchyokina (LDPR) | Retiring | 2019: 44.04% |
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| Murom (Vladimir Oblast) | Yevgeny Rychkov (UR) | Re-elected[118] | 2019: 81.37% |
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| Anadyr (Chukotka AO) | Leonid Nikolayev (UR) | Retiring[120] | 2019: 49.21% |
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Territories that are internationally recognisedas part of Ukraine are highlighted withbeige.
On 21 August 2024, theCentral Election Commission ordered the postponement of voting in seven municipalities ofKursk Oblast that were occupied by Ukraine during theAugust 2024 Kursk Oblast incursion.[122] It later called on authorities inCrimea and six other regions bordering Ukraine to limit access to online broadcasts from polling stations due to safety concerns.[123]
More than 600 instances of election violations were reported by the independent electoral watchdogGolos, most of which occurred in Moscow.[124]
On 22 July 2024, election authorities rejected the applications of all 83 members ofYabloko contesting elections for the Municipal Councils of Saint Petersburg.[125]
