| Election Name: | 2024 Russian elections |
| Country: | Russia |
| Type: | parliamentary |
| Ongoing: | no |
| Previous Election: | 2023 Russian elections |
| Previous Year: | 2023 |
| Election Date: | 8 September 2024 17 March 2024 (presidential) |
| Next Election: | 2025 Russian elections |
| Next Year: | 2025 |
The 2024 Russian elections were held in large part, on Sunday, 8 September 2024 (single election day), with several regions allowing voting on 6 and 7 September. There were three by-elections to the 8th State Duma, 19 gubernatorial elections (16 direct and three indirectly elected), 13 regional parliamentary elections, and many elections on the municipal level.[1]
See main article: 2024 Russian presidential election.
See main article: By-elections to the 8th Russian State Duma.
| Constituency | Former MP | Party | Elected MP | Party | |||
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| Khakassia | Sergey Sokol until 15 September 2023[2] | United Russia | Nikolay Shulginov | Independent | |||
| Southern | Vitaly Kushnarev until 27 May 2024[3] | United Russia | Viktoria Abramchenko | United Russia | |||
| Unecha | Nikolay Alekseyenko until 28 May 2024[4] | United Russia | Oleg Matytsin | United Russia | |||
All incumbent governors and heads of autonomous regions were reelected.[5]
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Altai Republic | Oleg Khorokhordin (IND) | Resigned[6] | 2019: 58.82% | — | ||
| Andrey Turchak (UR) | Acting Governor elected[7] | — | 2024 74.09% | |||
| Bashkortostan | Radiy Khabirov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[8] | 2019 82.02% | 2024 80.21% | ||
| Kalmykia | Batu Khasikov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[9] | 2019: 82.54% | 2024 79.95% | ||
| Khabarovsk Krai | Mikhail Degtyarev (LDPR) | Resigned[10] | 2021 56.77% | — | ||
| Dmitry Demeshin (UR) | Acting Governor elected[11] [12] | — | 2024 81.03% | |||
| Stavropol Krai | Vladimir Vladimirov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[13] | 2019: 79.64% | 2024 79.61% | ||
| Zabaykalsky Krai | Aleksandr Osipov (IND) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[14] | 2019: 89.61% | 2024 82.27% | ||
| Astrakhan Oblast | Igor Babushkin (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[15] | 2019: 75.63% | 2024 78.17% | ||
| Chelyabinsk Oblast | Aleksey Teksler (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[16] | 2019: 69.30% | 2024 81.28% | ||
| Kaliningrad Oblast | Anton Alikhanov (UR) | Resigned | 2022 80.21% | — | ||
| Aleksey Besprozvannykh (UR) | Acting Governor elected[17] [18] | — | 2024 76.55% | |||
| Kemerovo Oblast | Sergey Tsivilyov (UR) | Resigned | 2023 85.23% | — | ||
| Ilya Seredyuk (UR) | Acting Governor elected[19] [20] | — | 2024 78.38% | |||
| Kurgan Oblast | Vadim Shumkov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[21] | 2019: 80.86% | 2024 85.17% | ||
| Kursk Oblast | Roman Starovoyt (UR) | Resigned | 2019: 81.07% | — | ||
| Aleksey Smirnov (UR) | Acting Governor elected[22] [23] | — | 2024 65.28% | |||
| Lipetsk Oblast | Igor Artamonov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[24] | 2019: 67.28% | 2024 81.16% | ||
| Murmansk Oblast | Andrey Chibis (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[25] | 2019: 60.07% | 2024 73.99% | ||
| Orenburg Oblast | Denis Pasler (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[26] | 2019: 65.94% | 2024 78.14% | ||
| Sakhalin Oblast | Valery Limarenko (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[27] | 2019: 56.14% | 2024 80.79% | ||
| Samara Oblast | Dmitry Azarov (UR) | Resigned[28] | 2023 83.82% | — | ||
| Vyacheslav Fedorishchev (UR) | Acting Governor elected[29] | — | 2024 79.56% | |||
| Tula Oblast | Aleksey Dyumin (IND) | Resigned[30] | 2021 83.58% | — | ||
| Dmitry Milyayev (UR) | Acting Governor elected[31] | — | 2024 78.53% | |||
| Volgograd Oblast | Andrey Bocharov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[32] | 2019: 76.80% | 2024 79.68% | ||
| Vologda Oblast | Oleg Kuvshinnikov (UR) | Resigned[33] | 2019: 60.79% | — | ||
| Georgy Filimonov (UR) | Acting Governor elected[34] | — | 2024 62.30% | |||
| Saint Petersburg | Alexander Beglov (UR) | Incumbent Governor re-elected[35] | 2019 64.43% | 2024 59.80% | ||
Territories that are internationally recognised as part of Ukraine are highlighted with .
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crimea | Sergey Aksyonov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected[36] | 2019: 74/74 | Sergey Aksyonov[37] | |
| Kabardino-Balkaria | Kazbek Kokov (UR) | Eligible | 2019: 70/70 | Kazbek Kokov[38] | |
| Ingushetia | Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov (UR) | Incumbent Head re-elected | 2019: 27/31 | Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov[39] | |
| Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug | Natalya Komarova (UR) | Resigned[40] | 2020: 29/38 | — | |
| Ruslan Kukharuk (UR) | Acting Governor elected[41] | — | Ruslan Kukharuk[42] | ||
Territories that are internationally recognised as part of Ukraine are highlighted with .
| Constituency | Incumbent | This Race | ||||||
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| Legislature | No | Former member | Party | Results | Candidates | |||
| State Council of the Komi Republic | 11 | Aleksandr Gayvoronsky | United Russia | Incumbent resigned June 21, 2023[43] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg | 18 | Aleksey Dalmatov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned June 28, 2023[45] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Kamchatka Krai | 11 | Yury Lomakin | United Russia | Incumbent resigned July 25, 2023[47] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai | 12 | Viktor Baranov | United Russia | Incumbent died September 7, 2023[49] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap | |||
| Legislative Assembly of Kaluga Oblast | 15 | Aleksandr Yefremov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 18, 2023, to become Minister of Agriculture of Kaluga Oblast[51] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Arkhangelsk Oblast Assembly of Deputies | 23 | Ivan Novikov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 22, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[53] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Primorsky Krai | 10 | Aleksandr Rolik | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 26, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[55] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Yaroslavl Oblast Duma | 31 | Natalia Kosikhina | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 26, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[57] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap | |||
| Smolensk Oblast Duma | 12 | Artyom Malashchenkov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned September 28, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[59] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| State Assembly of the Sakha Republic | 34 | Sakhamin Afanasyev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 4, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[61] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Orenburg Oblast | 9 | Aleksandr Kuznetsov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 12, 2023, due to holding a foreign bank account[63] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| State Assembly of the Republic of Bashkortostan | 54 | Vilory Ugarov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 13, 2023[65] New member elected September 8, 2024 Independent gain | nowrap |
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| Tyumen Oblast Duma | 3 | Vladimir Pushkarev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 13, 2023, to become Senator of the Federation Council[67] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Duma of Astrakhan Oblast | 13 | Viktor Fyodorov | United Russia | Incumbent expelled October 23, 2023, after being indicted for fraud[69] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast | 15 | Vladimir Mishchenko | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 27, 2023, to become Head of Bologovsky District[71] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap | |||
| Legislative Assembly of Novosibirsk Oblast | 3 | Vladimir Laptev | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 26, 2023, after being charged with fraud[73] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai | 10 | Roman Goldman | United Russia | Incumbent expelled November 23, 2023, after being indicted for negligent possession of a firearm[75] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Zabaykalsky Krai | 1 | Viktoria Bessonova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned November 24, 2023, to become Deputy Chairwoman of the Government of Zabaykalsky Krai[77] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Altai Krai Legislative Assembly | 21 | Ivan Nifontov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned December 1, 2023, to become Minister of Sport of Altai Krai[79] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Novgorod Oblast Duma | 1 | Anatoly Osipov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned December 13, 2023, after being indicted for abuse of power[81] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap | |||
| Murmansk Oblast Duma | 15 | Oleg Samarsky | United Russia | Incumbent expelled February 1, 2024, after being indicted for abuse of power[83] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Orenburg Oblast | 18 | Ildar Iskakov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned March 27, 2023[85] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Ryazan Oblast Duma | 12 | Igor Murog | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 2, 2024, to become Senator of the Federation Council[87] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Legislative Assembly of Vologda Oblast | 2 | Denis Dolzhenko | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 24, 2024[89] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Duma of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug — Yugra | 2 | Pyotr Sozonov | United Russia | Incumbent resigned April 26, 2024[91] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 2 | Anastasia Zhukova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned October 1, 2021, to become Senator of the Federation Council[93] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold |
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| Ksenia Nesterova | Independent | Incumbent resigned May 22, 2024[95] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia gain | ||||||
| Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 1 | Yulia Bobkova | United Russia | Incumbent resigned May 22, 2024 New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold |
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| Igor Ivanov | United Russia | |||||||
| Legislative Assembly of Perm Krai | 20 | Aleksey Inyutkin | United Russia | Incumbent resigned May 23, 2024[97] New member elected September 8, 2024 United Russia hold | nowrap |
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| State Council of the Republic of Tatarstan | 34 | Vacant | Election on September 6–8, 2024 was cancelled after all candidates withdrew[99] New member elected December 1, 2024 Independent gain | nowrap |
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| City | Incumbent | Status | Last race | Results | |||
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| Abakan (Khakassia) | Aleksey Lyomin (UR) | Re-elected[101] | 2019: 87.16% | nowrap |
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| Sorsk (Khakassia) | Vladimir Naydyonov (IND) | Lost re-election[103] | 2019: 49.02% | nowrap |
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| Srednekolymsk (Sakha Republic) | Nikolay Chukrov (IND) | Retiring | 2019: 58.21% | nowrap |
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| Zhatay (Sakha Republic) | Yevgenia Isayeva (UR) | Re-elected[106] | 2019: 65.54% | nowrap |
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| Komsomolsk-on-Amur (Khabarovsk Krai) | Aleksandr Zhornik (LDPR) | Retiring[108] | 2019: 55.63% | nowrap |
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| Nerchinsk (Zabaykalsky Krai) | Natalya Argunova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – | nowrap |
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| Sretensk (Zabaykalsky Krai) | Roman Graselius (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – | nowrap |
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| Belogorsk (Amur Oblast) | Stanislav Melyukov (UR) | Re-elected[112] | 2020: 61.08% | nowrap |
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| Bratsk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Sergey Serebrennikov (UR) | Lost re-election | 2019: 43.34% | nowrap |
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| Sayansk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Maria Danilova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – | nowrap |
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| Tulun (Irkutsk Oblast) | Tatyana Yakubova (IND) acting mayor | Retiring | – | nowrap |
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| Ust-Ilimsk (Irkutsk Oblast) | Anna Shchyokina (LDPR) | Retiring | 2019: 44.04% | nowrap |
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| Murom (Vladimir Oblast) | Yevgeny Rychkov (UR) | Re-elected[118] | 2019: 81.37% | nowrap | |||
| Anadyr (Chukotka AO) | Leonid Nikolayev (UR) | Retiring[120] | 2019: 49.21% | nowrap |
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Territories that are internationally recognised as part of Ukraine are highlighted with .
On 21 August 2024, the Central Election Commission ordered the postponement of voting in seven municipalities of Kursk Oblast that were occupied by Ukraine during the August 2024 Kursk Oblast incursion.[122] It later called on authorities in Crimea and six other regions bordering Ukraine to limit access to online broadcasts from polling stations due to safety concerns.[123]
More than 600 instances of election violations were reported by the independent electoral watchdog Golos, most of which occurred in Moscow.[124]
On 22 July 2024, election authorities rejected the applications of all 83 members of Yabloko contesting elections for the Municipal Councils of Saint Petersburg.[125]