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10 months ago

🇷🇺 Russia’s municipal elections: Kremlin promotes spoilers against CPRF, blocks Yabloko Candidate registration for September’s municipal elections is over, and the results show a clear pattern: ✅ All five parliamentary parties (#United_Russia, #CPRF, #LDPR, #SRZP, #New_People) were registered without problems. 🚫 Non-parliamentary parties faced obstacles — and here the Kremlin’s “spoiler” strategy is obvious. Who advanced most successfully? 🔴 Pensioners’ Party → will be on ballots in 10 of 11 cities where it nominated lists. 🔴 Communists of Russia → made it into 8 cities (out of 9). 🔴 Rodina → approved in 5 cities (out of 10). Who lost? 🍏 @YablokoParty: tried to run in 12 regional capitals but was blocked in 8 of them by local election commissions. Other small parties (“Civil Platform,” “Russian Party of Freedom and Justice,” “Green Alternative”) managed to register only a single list each. 📊 Where competition is strongest? Cheboksary (#Chuvashiya Republic): record → 11 parties on the ballot, including 6 non-parliamentary (Pensioners’ Party, Communists of Russia, Rodina, Greens, Social Protection Party, Civil Platform). Kaluga & Syktyvkar (#Komi Republic): 8 parties each. 👥 Most competitive race → Syktyvkar, with 8 candidates per seat. 📌 In total, 14 parties (out of 23 registered nationwide) will compete in city council elections across 25 regional capitals. But in 4 cities — Izhevsk, Makhachkala, Magadan, Stavropol, Ulyanovsk — voters will only see the same five parliamentary parties on the ballot. 🔗 Source: Kommersant — https://t.co/BIKjJB0Q3b

russian_monitor's tweet photo. 🇷🇺 Russia’s municipal elections: Kremlin promotes spoilers against CPRF, blocks Yabloko

Candidate registration for September’s municipal elections is over, and the results show a clear pattern:

✅ All five parliamentary parties (#United_Russia, #CPRF, #LDPR, #SRZP, #New_People) were registered without problems.
🚫 Non-parliamentary parties faced obstacles — and here the Kremlin’s “spoiler” strategy is obvious.

Who advanced most successfully?

🔴 Pensioners’ Party → will be on ballots in 10 of 11 cities where it nominated lists.
🔴 Communists of Russia → made it into 8 cities (out of 9).
🔴 Rodina → approved in 5 cities (out of 10).

Who lost?

🍏 @YablokoParty: tried to run in 12 regional capitals but was blocked in 8 of them by local election commissions.
Other small parties (“Civil Platform,” “Russian Party of Freedom and Justice,” “Green Alternative”) managed to register only a single list each.

📊 Where competition is strongest?

Cheboksary (#Chuvashiya Republic): record → 11 parties on the ballot, including 6 non-parliamentary (Pensioners’ Party, Communists of Russia, Rodina, Greens, Social Protection Party, Civil Platform).
Kaluga & Syktyvkar (#Komi Republic): 8 parties each.

👥 Most competitive race → Syktyvkar, with 8 candidates per seat.

📌 In total, 14 parties (out of 23 registered nationwide) will compete in city council elections across 25 regional capitals. But in 4 cities — Izhevsk, Makhachkala, Magadan, Stavropol, Ulyanovsk — voters will only see the same five parliamentary parties on the ballot.

🔗 Source: Kommersant — https://t.co/BIKjJB0Q3b

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10 months ago

At Least 11 Parties to Take Part in 🇷🇺 Regional Parliamentary Elections Only half — 12 out of 23 political parties — managed to nominate party lists for the September elections to regional parliaments. All but one of them successfully passed the registration stage (see chart). The four parliamentary parties — #United_Russia, #CPRF, #LDPR, and A Just Russia (#SRZP) — will be represented in all 11 regions where legislative assembly elections are being held. The fifth @State_Duma party, #New_People, registered its lists in nine regions — except in #Belgorod Region and the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (#YNAO). The most active among non-parliamentary parties — as in the gubernatorial elections (see repost) — were spoiler parties of the CPRF: the Party of Pensioners (7 regions) and Communists of Russia (4 regions). They faced no refusals in registration, which indicates that the #Kremlin finds their participation in elections beneficial. The party Rodina suffered the greatest losses, managing to collect the required signatures and register lists in only three (out of five) regions. In two regions, the Greens party made it onto the ballot. One list each was registered by the Russian Party of Freedom and Justice (RPSS) and Green Alternative; the Party of Social Protection (PSZ) could join them if it is reinstated in the elections. As for the level of competition by region, the leader remains the #Komi Republic, where all nine nominated party lists were registered. Second place is shared by #Novosibirsk and #Ryazan regions (eight each), but #Kostroma Region (seven) could join them if PSZ is reinstated. The lowest diversity is in #Magadan Region (five lists) and YNAO (four), where only the Duma parties will appear on the ballot. Source: https://t.co/xUyhUICfq6 #RussianElections #EDG2025 #UED2025 #spoilers

russian_monitor's tweet photo. At Least 11 Parties to Take Part in 🇷🇺 Regional Parliamentary Elections

Only half — 12 out of 23 political parties — managed to nominate party lists for the September elections to regional parliaments. All but one of them successfully passed the registration stage (see chart).

The four parliamentary parties — #United_Russia, #CPRF, #LDPR, and A Just Russia (#SRZP) — will be represented in all 11 regions where legislative assembly elections are being held. The fifth @State_Duma party, #New_People, registered its lists in nine regions — except in #Belgorod Region and the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (#YNAO).

The most active among non-parliamentary parties — as in the gubernatorial elections (see repost) — were spoiler parties of the CPRF: the Party of Pensioners (7 regions) and Communists of Russia (4 regions). They faced no refusals in registration, which indicates that the #Kremlin finds their participation in elections beneficial.

The party Rodina suffered the greatest losses, managing to collect the required signatures and register lists in only three (out of five) regions. In two regions, the Greens party made it onto the ballot.

One list each was registered by the Russian Party of Freedom and Justice (RPSS) and Green Alternative; the Party of Social Protection (PSZ) could join them if it is reinstated in the elections.

As for the level of competition by region, the leader remains the #Komi Republic, where all nine nominated party lists were registered. Second place is shared by #Novosibirsk and #Ryazan regions (eight each), but #Kostroma Region (seven) could join them if PSZ is reinstated. The lowest diversity is in #Magadan Region (five lists) and YNAO (four), where only the Duma parties will appear on the ballot.

Source: https://t.co/xUyhUICfq6

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