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Ruling party dominates early results in Russia’s wartime parliamentary vote

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xwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoMembers of a local electoral commission empty a ballot box before counting votes in the Russian town of Podolsk, near Moscow, on September 20, 2026 [Ramil Sitdikov/Reuters]By Al Jazeera Staff, AFP, Reuters and The Associated PressPublished On 20 Sep 202620 Sep 2026The ruling United Russia party is on course to win the country’s first wartime parliamentary elections, according to early returns from the tightly controlled vote, which was ma
The Kremlin wants the elections, the first parliamentary vote since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, to showcase popular support for the war and legitimise its action.
Russian government officials accused Ukraine of trying to disrupt voting after Kyiv launched hundreds of drones at Moscow and other regions in what the TASS state news agency said was the biggest attack of its kind since the war began.
The drone strikes on Sunday killed at least three people in the Moscow region and two more in the Russian-held part of Ukraine’s Kherson region, including an election official, according to the region’s governor and the election commission.
Russian authorities also reported attacks on the country’s electronic voting systems and communication lines during the polls, but said the electoral process was mostly smooth.
With some 58 percent of the precincts counted, United Russia had nearly 58 percent of the vote for the 225 deputies apportioned by party lists, according to Russia’s Central Election Commission. Another 225 lawmakers will be chosen in single-seat races, and United Russia was also poised to win most of those.
Authorities said turnout at the close of polls stood at 56.66 percent.
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