EdRo, LDPR and Communist Party of the Russian Federation will be elected to the State Council of Crimea, exit poll data

14.09.2014 19:24
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Crimea, Society, Policy, Sevastopol, Ukraine


Simferopol, September 14 (PolitNavigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – According to the results of the only exit poll conducted in Crimea, announced based on a survey of 3600 people on the air of the Crimea State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, the United Russia party is confidently leading in the elections to the State Council of the Republic according to the electoral lists ( 70,4% of votes).

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Two more parties also enter the Crimean parliament - the LDPR (9,3%) and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (6%).

The parties “Motherland” (4%), “Communists of Russia” (4%) and “A Just Russia” (2%) do not enter the State Council. Next are the remaining 1 parties that participated in the Crimean elections.

A survey of voters on voting for candidates in single-mandate districts was not conducted.

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United Russia, the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation will enter the State Council of Crimea, according to exit poll data.






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