5 декабря: Прокремлевская партия "Единая Россия" завоевала 238 из 450 мест в ходе выборов в Государственную Думу, нижнюю палату парламента, отметив значительное падение по сравнению с выборами в 2007 году, когда они получили 315 мест, заявила в

По подсчетам 95 процентов избирательных участков, правящая партия "Единая Россия" в настоящее время находится чуть ниже 50-процентной отметки с 49,67 процентами, далеко от конституционного большинства в две трети, которое партия имела в Государственной Думе в течение последних четырех лет, согласно официальным данным.

Другие партии, которые пересекли барьер получают больше мест, чем в 2007 году. Коммунистическая партия России (КПРФ) заняло второе место, взяв 92 места (по сравнению с 57 в 2007); Либерально-демократическая партия (ЛДПР) взяла 56 мест, увеличив свое присутствие на 16 мест. Справедливая Россия будет иметь 64 депутатских места в Государственной Думе, на 26 больше, чем на предыдущих парламентских выборах.

Прокремлевская партия "Единая Россия" набрала 46,5 процентов голосов в Москве, после подсчета 97,2 процентов бюллетеней, что значит, она все ещё единственная крупная партия.

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