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Final results of Russia's tightly managed vote give a record high parliament seats to Kremlin party
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· September 25, 2026
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Full results released Friday from Russia's first wartime parliamentary election showed that the tightly orchestrated vote had further cemented the Kremlin's overwhelming political control of the country. United Russia, the main Kremlin party, will get more than three-fourths of the seats in the S...
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Key points United Russia, the main Kremlin party, will get more than three-fourths of the seats in the S... Full results released Friday from Russia's first wartime parliamentary election showed that the tightly orchestrated vote had further cemented the Kremlin's overwhelming political control of the country.
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What is this story about? Full results released Friday from Russia's first wartime parliamentary election showed that the tightly orchestrated vote had further cemented the Kremlin's overwhelming political control of the country. United Russia, the main Kremlin party, will get more than three-fourths of the seats in the S...
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