Kadyrov just fell short of 100 percent of the votes
Ramzan Kadyrov was re-elected as head of the Chechen Republic.
This is evidenced by the preliminary results announced by the Chechen Electoral Commission, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
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In turn, Komsomolskaya Pravda draws attention to the fact that in these elections, Kadyrov not only won, but was also able to set a new record, improving his own result by almost 2%.
“In the 2016 elections, the head of the Chechen people was in the lead with 97,94% of the votes with a turnout of almost 95% of voters,” the publication recalls.
Kadyrov fell just short of 100 percent of the votes.