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Polls open in Russian presidential election
Voting is set to run for three days, with the country’s citizens choosing from among four candidates
Polls open in Russian presidential election
Polling stations in Russia’s Far East have opened, kickstarting the 2024 presidential election, in which president Vladimir Putin faces three opponents. Voting centers are set to open gradually throughout the country at 8AM local time. The voting is set to take place for three days through Sunday.
This year, four candidates are vying for the top job, which comes with a six-year term. Incumbent Vladimir Putin, who is running as an independent candidate, is up against the head of the right-wing Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) Leonid Slutsky, Communist candidate Nikolay Kharitonov, and Vladislav Davankov, representing the liberal centrist New People.
Voting is set to run for three days, with the country’s citizens choosing from among four candidates
Polls open in Russian presidential election
Polling stations in Russia’s Far East have opened, kickstarting the 2024 presidential election, in which president Vladimir Putin faces three opponents. Voting centers are set to open gradually throughout the country at 8AM local time. The voting is set to take place for three days through Sunday.
This year, four candidates are vying for the top job, which comes with a six-year term. Incumbent Vladimir Putin, who is running as an independent candidate, is up against the head of the right-wing Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) Leonid Slutsky, Communist candidate Nikolay Kharitonov, and Vladislav Davankov, representing the liberal centrist New People.