According to this information, the final turnout in the elections in Crimea was 47.61 percent or 702,141 people. This is the data after processing 100 percent of the protocols of the district election commissions. The validity of the elections has been recognized everywhere in Crimea.
Three political parties have surpassed the five percent threshold for the elections to the State Council of the Republic of Crimea. This is United Russia, for which 74.87 percent of voters voted. The LDPR is in second place, with 5.71 percent of the participants in the elections. And in third place is the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, which received 5.15 percent of the votes.
For other parties that received less than five percent of the votes, Crimeans voted as follows: “Pensioners’ Party” – 4.01 percent, “New People” – 3.14 percent, “A Just Russia – For Truth” – 2.79 percent, “Green” Party – 1.4 percent.
In 24 single-mandate constituencies, voters voted for representatives of the United Russia party. And in the 18th constituency, the leader was a representative of the “Fair Russia – For Truth” party. The final results of the elections in Crimea will be announced later.
Voting in the Crimean elections took place at 1,160 polling stations. 1.47 million Crimeans eligible to vote were on the voter lists. 5,846 candidates ran for seats in the parliamentary elections.
