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2023 Russian regional elections
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The 2023 Russian elections are scheduled to be held in Russia, in large part, on Sunday, 10 September 2023 (single election day), with several regions allowing voting on 8 and 9 September. There will be 3 by-elections to the 8th State Duma, 26 gubernatorial elections (21 direct and 5 indirectly elected), 20 regional parliamentary elections, and many elections on the municipal and local level. These elections also took place in the four occupied Ukrainian oblasts that were illegally annexed on 30 September 2022 amidst the military invasion of the country.[1] This election has been widely described as a sham and illegitimate.[2][3]

Campaign

Election logo
  • Yabloko: The longtime liberal, pro-western opposition party Yabloko ran with the campagin slogan of "For Peace!" and ran 216 cannidates throughout the country. Nikolay Rybakov, the party's chairman, stated that "there are several dozen parties in Russia that support the policies of President Putin. And there is only one party—Yabloko—which opposes his policies.” However, Yabloko individually didn't go as far as to directly call for peace due to Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code of Russia allowing the arrest of any Russian discrediting the military and its actions.[4] Yabloko party officals, candidates and supporters would be harrassed by government officals throughout the campagin. Rybakov was declared a "foregin agent" and the Pskov branch of the party had its headquaters raided after its leader, Lev Shlosberg, who was also declared a "foregin agent", refused to call the Freedom of Russia Legion a "terrorist orginization".[5] Russian police also seized and destoryed all campagin material of the Novgorod Oblast branch of the party.[6] Various Yabloko cannidates, including Elizaveta Kazantseva, a cannidate for the Yekaterinburg City Duma received death threats to drop out of the race.[7]

Federal elections

State Duma by-elections

Main article: By-elections to the 8th Russian State Duma
Constituency Former MP Party Elected MP Party
Simferopol Alexey Chernyak
until 3 September 2022[8] 		United Russia Yury Nesterenko United Russia
Lipetsk Nikolay Bortsov
until 23 April 2023[9] 		United Russia Dmitry Averov United Russia
Karachay-Cherkessia Dzhasharbek Uzdenov
until 23 April 2023[10] 		United Russia Soltan Uzdenov United Russia
Divnogorsk Viktor Zubarev
until 31 May 2023[11] 		United Russia Sergey Yeryomin United Russia

Regional elections

Gubernatorial direct elections

Region Incumbent Status Last race Result
Khakassia Valentin Konovalov (CPRF) Running[12] 2018: 57.57% TBD
Yakutia Aysen Nikolayev (UR) Running[13] 2018: 71.40% TBD
Altai Krai Viktor Tomenko (UR) Running[14] 2018: 53.61% TBD
Krasnoyarsk Krai Aleksandr Uss (UR) Resigned[15] 2018: 60.19% —
Mikhail Kotyukov (UR) Acting Governor running[16] — TBD
Primorsky Krai Oleg Kozhemyako (UR) Running[17] 2018: 61.88% TBD
Amur Oblast Vasily Orlov (UR) Running[18] 2018: 55.60% TBD
Ivanovo Oblast Stanislav Voskresensky (UR) Running[19] 2018: 65.72% TBD
Kemerovo Oblast Sergey Tsivilyov (UR) Running[20] 2018: 81.29% TBD
Magadan Oblast Sergey Nosov (UR) Incumbent Governor re-elected[21] 2018: 81.59% 2023: 72.51%
Moscow Oblast Andrey Vorobyov (UR) Running[22] 2018: 62.52% TBD
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast Gleb Nikitin (UR) Running[23] 2018: 67.75% TBD
Novosibirsk Oblast Andrey Travnikov (UR) Running[24] 2018: 64.52% TBD
Omsk Oblast Alexander Burkov (SR-ZP) Resigned[25] 2018: 83.56% —
Vitaliy Khotsenko (UR) Acting Governor running[26] — TBD
Oryol Oblast Andrey Klychkov (CPRF) Running[27] 2018: 83.55% TBD
Pskov Oblast Mikhail Vedernikov (UR) Running[28] 2018: 70.68% TBD
Samara Oblast Dmitry Azarov (UR) Running[29] 2018: 72.63% TBD
Smolensk Oblast Alexey Ostrovsky (LDPR) Resigned[30] 2020: 56.54% —
Vasily Anokhin (UR) Acting Governor running[31] — TBD
Tyumen Oblast Aleksandr Moor (UR) Running[32] 2018: 65.86% TBD
Voronezh Oblast Aleksandr Gusev (UR) Running[27] 2018: 72.52% TBD
Moscow Sergey Sobyanin (UR) Incumbent Mayor re-elected[33] 2018: 70.17% 2023: 76.85%
Chukotka AO Roman Kopin (UR) Resigned[34] 2018: 57.83% —
Vladislav Kuznetsov (UR) Acting Governor running[35] —
Donetsk People's Republic[36] Denis Pushilin (UR) Acting Head running[37][38] None TBD
Lugansk People's Republic[36] Leonid Pasechnik (UR) Acting Head[37] None TBD
Kherson Oblast[36] Vladimir Saldo (UR) Acting Governor running[37][39] None TBD
Zaporozhye Oblast[36] Yevgeny Balitsky (UR) Acting Governor running[37][40] None TBD
Yamalo-Nenets AO Dmitry Artyukhov (UR) Incumbent re-elected[41] 2018: 14/18 Dmitry Artyukhov[42]
17 / 21

Legislative elections

Legislature Seats Voting system Majority in last election Majority after election Change
State Assembly of Bashkortostan 110 Parallel (55 party list + 55 SMC) United Russia
79 / 110
 TBD TBD
People's Khural of Buryatia 66 Parallel (33 party list + 33 SMC) United Russia
39 / 66
 TBD TBD
People's Council of the Donetsk People's Republic 90 Party-list proportional representation None United Russia
74 / 90
 TBD
People's Khural of Kalmykia 27 Parallel (10 party list + 17 SMC) United Russia
21 / 27
 TBD TBD
Supreme Council of Khakassia 50 Parallel (25 party list + 25 SMC) United Russia
17 / 50
 United Russia
34 / 50
 Increase 17[43]
People's Council of the Lugansk People's Republic 50 Party-list proportional representation None United Russia
39 / 50
 TBD
State Assembly of the Sakha Republic 70 Parallel (35 party list + 35 SMC) United Russia
47 / 70
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Zabaykalsky Krai 50 Parallel (25 party list + 25 SMC) United Russia
21 / 50
 TBD TBD
Arkhangelsk Oblast Assembly of Deputies 47 Parallel (23 party list + 24 SMC) United Russia
25 / 47
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Irkutsk Oblast 42 Parallel (22 party list + 20 SMC) CPRF
18 / 42
 TBD TBD
Ivanovo Oblast Duma 30 Parallel (10 party list + 20 SMC) United Russia
15 / 26
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Kemerovo Oblast 46 Parallel (23 party list + 23 SMC) United Russia
39 / 46
 TBD TBD
Kherson Oblast Duma 36 Party-list proportional representation None United Russia
28 / 36
 TBD
Legislative Assembly of Rostov Oblast 60 Parallel (20 party list + 40 SMC) United Russia
46 / 60
 TBD TBD
Smolensk Oblast Duma 48 Parallel (16 party list + 32 SMC) United Russia
26 / 48
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Ulyanovsk Oblast 36 Parallel (18 party list + 18 SMC) United Russia
17 / 36
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Vladimir Oblast 40 Parallel (15 party list + 25 SMC) United Russia
23 / 38
 TBD TBD
Yaroslavl Oblast Duma 46 Parallel (12 party list + 34 SMC) United Russia
32 / 50
 TBD TBD
Legislative Assembly of Zaporozhye Oblast 40 Party-list proportional representation None United Russia
28 / 36
 TBD
Assembly of Deputies of Nenets AO 19 Parallel (11 party list + 8 SMC) United Russia
11 / 19
 TBD TBD

Legislative by-elections

Constituency Incumbent This Race
Legislature No Former member Party Results Candidates
Altai Krai Legislative Assembly 5 Pyotr Tyutyunnikov Communist Party Incumbent died July 6, 2022, after long illness[44]
New member elected January 29, 2023
United Russia gain
  • ▌Green tickY Dmitry Belyayev (United Russia) 64.1%
  • ▌ Sergey Sergiyenkov (CPRF) 15.8%
  • ▌ Vyacheslav Aksenov (SR–ZP) 8.5%
  • ▌ Viktor Zatonskikh (LDPR) 5.2%
  • ▌ Yevgeny Vegera (CPCR) 4.5%[45]
Kostroma Oblast Duma 10 Maksim Guterman Yabloko Incumbent resigned June 16, 2022[46]
New member elected April 23, 2023
United Russia gain
State Assembly of the Mari El Republic 33 Yevgeny Kuzmin United Russia Incumbent resigned June 30, 2022, to become First Deputy Chairman of the Government of Mari El[48]
New member elected April 23, 2023
United Russia hold
State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan 20 Oleg Korobchenko Party of Growth Incumbent resigned May 30, 2022, to become Deputy Prime Minister of Tatarstan – Minister of Industry and Trade[50]
New member elected May 28, 2023
Party of Growth hold
State Council of the Republic of Crimea 20 Igor Budanov United Russia Incumbent expelled March 1, 2023, after a fatal car crash[52]
New member elected June 18, 2023
United Russia hold
  • ▌Green tickY Aleksandr Pokhodenko (United Russia) 79.0%
  • ▌ Igor Glushko (SR–ZP) 6.5%
  • ▌ Yevgeny Bakshi (CPCR) 5.7%
  • ▌ Vladimir Sheremetyev (CPRF) 4.1%
  • ▌ Dmitry Bezzubenko (LDPR) 2.4%[53]
Bryansk Oblast Duma 3 Konstantin Vorontsov United Russia Incumbent resigned July 26, 2022, after being indicted for taking bribes[54]
New member elected June 25, 2023
United Russia hold
Kostroma Oblast Duma 13 Flun Gumerov United Russia Incumbent resigned September 15, 2022[56]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Sverdlovsk Oblast 13 Viktor Sheptiy United Russia Incumbent resigned September 20, 2022, to become Senator of the Federation Council[57]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Tyumen Oblast Duma 20 Sergey Romanov United Russia Incumbent resigned September 23, 2022[58]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Kirov Oblast 9 Vladimir Kostin Liberal Democratic Party Incumbent resigned October 6, 2022, to become First Deputy Chief of Staff to the Head of the Udmurt Republic[59]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Sakhalin Oblast Duma 5 Andrey Khapochkin United Russia Incumbent resigned October 6, 2022, to become Senator of the Federation Council[60]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
State Assembly of the Republic of Mordovia 16 Vladimir Gribanov United Russia Incumbent resigned October 7, 2022, after being indicted for bank records falsification[61]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai 12 Sergey Popov United Russia Incumbent resigned November 24, 2022[62]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Duma of Stavropol Krai 13 Artur Nasonov United Russia Incumbent resigned January 9, 2023[63]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Tyumen Oblast Duma 19 Nikolay Russu United Russia Incumbent resigned February 2, 2023[64]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai 17 Anton Udalyev United Russia Incumbent resigned February 16, 2023, to be appointed Deputy Director of Moscow Department of Housing Utilities[65]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Moscow Oblast Duma 17 Sergey Babchenko United Russia Incumbent expelled February 16, 2023 for truancy[66]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Kursk Oblast Duma 15 Vyacheslav Fedyukin United Russia Incumbent died March 25, 2023[67]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Leningrad Oblast 5 Aleksey Makhotin United Russia Incumbent resigned March 29, 2023, to join the Investigative Committee of Russia[68]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Ryazan Oblast Duma 10 Stanislav Podol United Russia Incumbent resigned April 12, 2023, after being convicted for lack of safety precautions leading to mass poisoning[69]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Kurgan Oblast Duma 10 Boris Chepurnoy United Russia Incumbent resigned April 26, 2023[70]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Belgorod Oblast Duma 12 Mikhail Nesvetaylo United Russia Incumbent resigned May 22, 2023[71]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Omsk Oblast 16 Vladimir Varnavsky United Russia Incumbent died May 23, 2023[72]
New member to be elected September 10, 2023
Legislative Assembly of Primorsky Krai 21 Dmitry Nazarets United Russia Incumbent expelled July 26, 2023 for truancy[73]
New member to be elected October 29, 2023

Municipal elections

Mayoral

City Incumbent Status Last race Results
Khabarovsk
(Khabarovsk Krai) 		Sergey Kravchuk (UR) Incumbent re-elected[74] 2018: 39.97%

Municipal Councils

Municipal body Seats Voting system Majority in last election Majority after election Change
Council of People's Deputies of Maykop
(Adygea) 		30 Parallel (20 party list + 10 SMC) United Russia
20 / 30
 TBD TBD
Council of Deputies of Abakan
(Khakassia) 		29 Parallel (15 party list + 14 SMC) United Russia
17 / 29
 TBD TBD
Yakutsk City Duma
(Yakutia) 		30 Parallel (15 party list + 15 SMC) United Russia
17 / 30
 TBD TBD
Krasnoyarsk City Council of Deputies
(Krasnoyarsk Krai) 		36 Parallel (18 party list + 18 SMC) United Russia
17 / 36
 TBD TBD
Arkhangelsk City Duma
(Arkhangelsk Oblast) 		30 Parallel (15 party list + 15 SMC) United Russia
11 / 30
 TBD TBD
Belgorod City Council
(Belgorod Oblast) 		39 Parallel (12 party list + 27 SMC) United Russia
29 / 39
 TBD TBD
Duma of Veliky Novgorod
(Novgorod Oblast) 		30 Parallel (10 party list + 20 SMC) CPRF
12 / 30
 TBD TBD
Ryazan City Duma
(Ryazan Oblast) 		40 Parallel (20 party list + 20 SMC) United Russia
25 / 40
 TBD TBD
Yekaterinburg City Duma
(Sverdlovsk Oblast) 		35 Parallel (10 party list + 25 SMC) United Russia
19 / 36
 TBD TBD
Tyumen City Duma
(Tyumen Oblast) 		36 Parallel (10 party list + 26 SMC) United Russia
26 / 30
 TBD TBD
Volgograd City Duma
(Volgograd Oblast) 		35 Parallel (10 party list + 25 SMC) United Russia
30 / 36
 TBD TBD

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  13. ^ Глава Якутии планирует баллотироваться на второй срок в 2023 году
  14. ^ Андрей Турчак поддержал выдвижение кандидатуры Виктора Томенко на пост губернатора Алтайского края
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  16. ^ Котюков заявил о намерении принять участие в выборах губернатора Красноярского края
  17. ^ Олег Кожемяко выдвинут кандидатом от "Единой России" на выборы губернатора Приморья
  18. ^ Путин поддержал глав Амурской и Новосибирской областей на губернаторских выборах
  19. ^ Путин поддержал намерение губернатора Ивановской области участвовать в новых выборах
  20. ^ «Я готов»: Сергей Цивилев прокомментировал своё переизбрание на второй срок
  21. ^ Путин поддержал решение магаданского губернатора пойти на выборы в сентябре
  22. ^ Путин поддержал решение Воробьева участвовать в выборах главы Подмосковья
  23. ^ Нижегородский губернатор Глеб Никитин прокомментировал возможность участия в выборах
  24. ^ Новосибирский губернатор Травников намерен участвовать в выборах главы региона
  25. ^ Бывший свердловский политик Александр Бурков покинул пост губернатора Омской области
  26. ^ ЕР выдвинет Виталия Хоценко кандидатом на выборах губернатора Омской области
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  29. ^ Самарский губернатор Азаров намерен участвовать в выборах главы региона
  30. ^ Путин назначил врио губернатора Смоленской области Василия Анохина
  31. ^ "Единая Россия" выдвинула Анохина кандидатом на выборы губернатора Смоленской области
  32. ^ Путин пожелал тюменскому губернатору Моору успехов в преддверии выборов
  33. ^ Сергей Собянин выразил надежду на поддержку москвичей на выборах мэра
  34. ^ Врио главы Чукотки назначен бывший первый зампред правительства ЛНР
  35. ^ "Единая Россия" выдвинула Кузнецова кандидатом на пост главы Чукотки
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  38. ^ Пушилин ответил на вопрос о выдвижении на пост главы ДНР
  39. ^ Сальдо заявил о планах участвовать в выборах главы Херсонской области
  40. ^ Балицкий подал документы на участие в праймериз "Единой России"
  41. ^ Путин пожелал успехов губернатору ЯНАО на новых выборах в сентябре
  42. ^ Артюхов официально избран губернатором ЯНАО во второй раз
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  44. ^ Скончался депутат алтайского парламента от КПРФ Петр Тютюнников
  45. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Алтайского краевого Законодательного Собрания по одномандатному избирательному округу № 5
  46. ^ Депутат Костромской областной Думы Максим Гутерман досрочно сложил полномочия
  47. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Костромской областной Думы седьмого созыва по одномандатному избирательному округу № 10
  48. ^ Евгений Кузьмин назначен Первым заместителем Председателя Правительства Республики Марий Эл
  49. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Государственного Собрания Республики Марий Эл седьмого созыва по Луговому одномандатному избирательному округу № 33
  50. ^ Олег Коробченко назначен и.о. министра промышленности и торговли Татарстана
  51. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Государственного Совета Республики Татарстан шестого созыва по Электротехническому одномандатному избирательному округу № 20
  52. ^ Депутата Госсовета Крыма вместо осужденного Буданова выберут в июне
  53. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Государственного Совета Республики Крым второго созыва по Добровскому одномандатному избирательному округу № 20 Симферопольского района
  54. ^ В Брянске досрочно прекращены полномочия обвиняемого депутата Воронцова
  55. ^ Дополнительные выборы депутата Брянской областной Думы седьмого созыва по Бежицкому одномандатному избирательному округу № 3
  56. ^ Депутат Костромской областной Думы Флун Гумеров решил досрочно сложить полномочия
  57. ^ Виктор Шептий назначен сенатором Совета Федерации от Свердловской области
  58. ^ В Тюмени лишили мандата депутата с заграничной недвижимостью
  59. ^ Владимир Костин сложил полномочия депутата ОЗС
  60. ^ Сенатором от Сахалина стал бывший спикер облдумы Андрей Хапочкин
  61. ^ Владимир Грибанов лишен депутатского мандата
  62. ^ Сергей Попов покидает пост первого вице-спикера красноярского заксобрания
  63. ^ Депутат думы Ставрополья Артур Насонов сложил свои полномочия
  64. ^ Депутата Тюменской облдумы лишили мандата
  65. ^ Пермский депутат отказался от мандата ради работы в мэрии Москвы
  66. ^ Депутат Мособлдумы Бабаченко лишен полномочий за неисполнение обязанностей
  67. ^ Скончался бывший директор Курской АЭС Вячеслав Федюкин
  68. ^ Герой России Алексей Махотин сложил депутатские полномочия
  69. ^ Рязанская облдума отправит в отставку осужденного депутата, чтобы назначить сенатора
  70. ^ В Курганской области депутата лишили места в облдуме
  71. ^ Депутат белгородской Облдумы сложил полномочия
  72. ^ Умер председатель заксобрания Омской области Владимир Варнавский
  73. ^ В Приморье прекратили полномочия депутата, который год не появлялся на заседаниях
  74. ^ Сергей Кравчук подал документы для участия в кампании на пост мэра Хабаровска
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