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Elections in Russia: How many votes actually received Putin's party?
Real score of the ruling party in elections Sunday in Russia is more than 30 percent of the vote, respectively with 20 points less than advertised results, said on Thursday an NGO, based on testimonies volunteer observers.
According to the Internet site of the group called "citizen observer" (nabludatel.org) party of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, credited with 49.54 percent of votes of the electoral commission, which would be obtained 29.8 percent of votes nationally than Moscow and 25.8 percent in the capital.
According to these data, based on the analysis results of 176 offices to vote, shows the organization, actual participation is 51.5 percent in Moscow and 53 percent in the rest of the country. Election Commission announced a participation rate of 60.2 percent on its Internet site.
NGO estimates that the actual outcome for the Communist Party is 22.6 percent in Russia (excluding Moscow) and 25 percent in capital, compared to 19.16 percent official.
Fair Russia Party (center-left, the official 13.22 percent) had obtained 17.3 percent in Moscow and 21 percent in the rest of the country.
Liberal Democratic Party (nationalist official 11.66 percent) had obtained 12.6 percent in Moscow and 14 percent in the rest of the country.
Iabloko liberal opposition party, credited with 3.3 percent of the electoral commission, percentage below the threshold needed to enter the Duma (lower house) would have obtained 14.3 percent to 8.2 percent in Moscow and the rest of Russia.
National observer group, led by independent political analyst Dmitry Oreşkin is partner organization Golos, which denounced numerous irregularities and pressure during the election campaign.
OSCE observer mission said Monday that the irregularities observed "frequently" during the election and mentioned in particular the introduction of additional ballot papers in ballot boxes.
Thousands of Russians attended the end of elections, the opposition demonstrations repressed tough police, who arrested hundreds of people in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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