2013 Russian elections

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The 2013 Russian elections were held in large part, on Sunday, 8 September 2013 (single election day). It was the first year when the single election day was held in September. Various snap elections for local offices were also held throughout the year.

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2013 Russian elections
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10 heads of federal subjects
16 regional parliaments
2013 Russian elections:
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      Legislative
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Gubernatorial elections

Direct

See also: 2013 Moscow mayoral election and 2013 Moscow Oblast gubernatorial election
More information Federal Subject, Incumbent ...
Federal SubjectIncumbentIncumbent
since		Candidates
Khakassia[1]Viktor Zimin2009
Zabaykalsky Krai[2]Ravil Geniatulin
(term expired March)		1996[a]
Konstantin Ilkovsky
(acting)		2013
Khabarovsk Krai[3]Vyacheslav Shport2009
Vladimir Oblast[4]Nikolay Vinogradov
(term expired March)		1996
Svetlana Orlova
(acting)		2013
Magadan Oblast[5]Nikolay Dudov
(term expired February)		2003
Vladimir Pechyony
(acting)		2013
Moscow Oblast[6]Sergei Shoigu
(resigned)		2012
Andrey Vorobyov
(acting)
Moscow[7]Sergey Sobyanin2010[c]
Chukotka AO[8]Roman Kopin2008
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Indirect

More information Federal Subject, Incumbent ...
Federal SubjectIncumbentIncumbent
since		Results
Dagestan[9]Magomedsalam Magomedov
(resigned)		2010
Ramazan Abdulatipov
(acting)		2013
Ingushetia[10]Yunus-bek Yevkurov2008
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Legislative elections

Parties clearing the electoral threshold (varying from 5% to 7% in each region) are highlighted.

More information Legislature, Voting system ...
LegislatureVoting systemParty-list resultsDistrict seatsMajority
URCPRFLDPRSROther[e]
Bashkortostan, State Assembly[11]Parallel (55 PR + 55 FPTP) 76.06% (49)11.70% (6)3.72%2.81%— UR 39, CPRF 4, LDPR 3, PoR 1, AZ–NP 1, PSSo 1, Ind 6
Buryatia, People's KhuralParallel (33 PR + 33 FPTP) 43.34% (20)19.37% (8)6.11% (1)9.06% (4)— UR 25, SR 2, GP 1, RPPS 1, Ind 4
Kalmykia, People's KhuralParty-list proportional 51.34% (18)11.41% (4)2.60%4.55%GP 9.37% (3)

PoR 5.77% (2)

 none
Sakha (Yakutia), State AssemblyParallel (35 PR + 35 FPTP) 47.41% (22)12.82% (5)6.30% (1)16.01% (7)—UR 29, SR 2, ZaZhR 1, Ind 3
Khakassia, Supreme CouncilParallel (25 PR + 25 FPTP) 46.32% (14)14.40% (4)16.55% (5)3.91%CPCR 6.44% (2)UR 20, CPRF 2, PoR 1, Ind 2
Chechnya, Parliament[12]Party-list proportional85.94% (37)0.19%0.08%7.27% (3)PoR 5.07% (1)none
Zabaykalsky Krai, Legislative AssemblyParallel (25 PR + 25 FPTP) 43.09% (14)14.15% (4)13.38% (4)10.45% (3)—UR 22, SR 1, Ind 2
Arkhangelsk Oblast Assembly of DeputiesParallel (31 PR + 31 FPTP) 40.69% (18)12.88% (5)12.30% (4)10.46% (3)Rodina 6.18% (1)UR 25, SR 2, CPRF 1, PoR 1, Rodina 1, Ind 1
Vladimir Oblast, Legislative AssemblyParallel (19 PR + 19 FPTP) 44.33% (13)13.54% (3)9.92% (2)6.96% (1)—UR 19
Ivanovo Oblast Duma[13]Parallel (13 PR + 13 FPTP) 55.77% (10)14.57% (2)6.99% (1)4.39%—UR 12, RPPS 1
Irkutsk Oblast, Legislative AssemblyParallel (23 PR + 22 FPTP) 42.36% (13)18.87% (5)11.28% (3)4.07%GP 8.51% (2)UR 16, GP 2, CPRF 1, LDPR 1, Ind 2
Kemerovo Oblast, Council of People's DeputiesParallel (23 PR + 23 FPTP) 86.21% (22)2.58%3.93% (1)1.86%—UR 22, SR 1
Rostov Oblast, Legislative AssemblyParallel (30 PR + 30 FPTP) 62.45% (24)14.71% (4)4.73%7.97% (2)—UR 28, CPRF 2
Smolensk Oblast DumaParallel (24 PR + 24 FPTP) 41.17% (13)15.02% (4)13.49% (4)7.58% (2)RPPS 6.07% (1)UR 23, CPRF 1
Ulyanovsk Oblast, Legislative AssemblyParallel (18 PR + 18 FPTP) 57.62% (15)14.08% (2)7.24% (1)3.03%—UR 16, CPRF 2
Yaroslavl Oblast Duma[14]Parallel (25 PR + 25 FPTP) 42.25% (16)11.07% (4)5.12% (1)9.67% (3)RPR–PARNAS 5.11% (1)UR 23, GP 1, Greens 1
Total (incl. district seats)825 seats63773323647—
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Mayoral elections

The table includes capital cities of federal subjects (11) and urban okrugs with 100,000+ inhabitants.

More information City, Date ...
CityDateIncumbentIncumbent
since		CandidatesResult
Kemerovo, Kemerovo Oblast27 JanuaryVladimir Mikhailov
(resigned)		1991
  • Green tickY Valery Yermakov (UR) 90.99%
  • Irina Orekhova (LDPR) 3.71%
 New mayor elected to a vacant position.
Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast[15]31 March Aleksandr Bobovnikov[16]
(resigned)		2000
  • Green tickY Andrey Voytyuk (Ind) 36.77%
  • Igor Novikov (GP) 27.66%
  • Aleksandr Anikanov (CPRF) 25.04%
  • Sergey Troitsky (Ind) 2.29%
 New mayor elected to a vacant position.
Maykop, Adygea26 MayMikhail Chernichenko[17]
(resigned)		1991
New mayor elected to a vacant position.
Abakan, Khakassia8 SeptemberNikolay Bulakin1995
  • Green tickY Nikolay Bulakin (Ind) 81.79%
  • Aleksandr Semyonov (CPRF) 9.54%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Gelendzhik, Krasnodar Krai8 SeptemberViktor Khrestin2005
  • Green tickY Viktor Khrestin (UR) 91.39%
  • Svetlana Kubenskaya (LDPR) 4.07%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Khabarovsk, Khabarovsk Krai8 SeptemberAleksandr Sokolov2000
  • Green tickY Aleksandr Sokolov (UR) 67.90%
  • Pyotr Perevezentsev (CPRF) 10.07%
  • Gennady Savochkin (LDPR) 8.70%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Oblast8 SeptemberValery Smolego
(resigned)		2010
  • Green tickY Sergey Kuznetsov (UR) 86.72%
  • Igor Ukraintsev (LDPR) 7.63%
 New mayor elected to a vacant position.
Petrozavodsk, Karelia8 SeptemberNikolay Levin2009
Incumbent lost re-election.
New mayor elected.
Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo Oblast8 SeptemberValery Garanin1999
  • Green tickY Valery Garanin (UR) 94.50%
  • Yevgeny Mangazeyev (LDPR) 4.68%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Rybinsk, Yaroslavl Oblast8 SeptemberYury Lastochkin2009
  • Green tickY Yury Lastochkin (UR) 81.46%
  • Sergey Salov (LDPR) 6.58%
  • Roman Smirnov (Ind) 5.35%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Veliky Novgorod, Novgorod Oblast8 SeptemberYury Bobryshev2008
  • Green tickY Yury Bobryshev (UR) 38.56%
  • Yevgeny Kuzikov (SR) 23.91%
  • Sergey Svetlov (Ind) 18.74%
  • Dmitry Perevyazkin (CPCR) 5.29%
 Incumbent re-elected.
Vladivostok, Primorsky Krai8 SeptemberIgor Pushkaryov2008
Incumbent re-elected.
Vologda, Vologda Oblast8 SeptemberEvgeny Shulepov2008
Incumbent re-elected.
Volzhsky, Volgograd Oblast8 SeptemberMarina Afanasyeva (SR)2009
  • Green tickY Igor Voronin (UR) 59.43%
  • Dmitry Litvintsev (LDPR) 17.42%
  • Pyotr Shabeko (Ind) 7.43%
  • Roman Tkachyov (Rodina) 6.89%
 Incumbent removed from ballot.
Former mayor re-elected.
Voronezh, Voronezh Oblast8 SeptemberSergey Koliukh2008
Incumbent did not stand for re-election.
New mayor elected.
Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast[f]8 SeptemberYevgeny Porunov
(mayor–chairman of the City Duma)		2010
Incumbent did not stand for re-election.
New mayor elected.
Aleksandr Yakob
(city manager)
Tomsk, Tomsk Oblast13 OctoberNikolay Nikolaychuk2007
Incumbent did not stand for re-election.
New mayor elected.
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Notes

  1. [a]
    As governor of Chita Oblast.
  2. [b]
    Member of A Just Russia, ran as independent.
  3. [c]
    Resigned to trigger a snap election.
  4. [d]
    Member of United Russia, ran as independent.
  5. [e]
    Only parties that crossed the threshold are included.
  6. [f]
    Non-executive, largely ceremonial mayor within a council–manager government.

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