2016 Russian gubernatorial elections

2016 Russian gubernatorial election
9 Heads of Federal Subjects from 85
Turnout	50.1%

Last updated October 28, 2023

Gubernatorial elections were held on 18 September 2016 in nine federal subjects of Russia. All elections passed in one round.

Race summary

Federal Subject	Incumbent	Party	Incumbent status	Losing candidates	Governor-elect
Komi ^[1]	Sergey Gaplikov	Independent	Acting	Ivan Filipchenko (LDPR) Leonid Musinov (CPRF) Vyacheslav Popov (JR) Andrey Pyatkov (PR)	Sergey Gaplikov (I)
Tula Oblast ^[2]	Alexey Dyumin	Independent	Acting	Oleg Lebedev (CP) Oleg Veselov (CR) Nikolay Ogoltsov (RPPJ)	Alexey Dyumin (I)^{[A 2]}
Zabaykalsky Krai ^[3]	Natalia Zhdanova	United Russia	Acting	Nikolay Merzlikin (CPRF) Anatoly Vershinsky (AP) Tagir Aglyamov (PR)	Natalia Zhdanova (UR)
Tver Oblast ^[4]	Igor Rudenya	Independent	Acting	Anton Morozov (LDPR) Ilya Kleimenov (CR)	Igor Rudenya (I)
Chechnya ^[5]	Ramzan Kadyrov	United Russia	Term-limited	Idris Usmanov (PG) Gairsolt Batayev (CPRF) Sultan Denilkhanov (JR)	Ramzan Kadyrov (UR)
Ulyanovsk Oblast ^[6]	Sergey Morozov	United Russia	Term-limited	Alexey Kurinny (CPRF) Sergey Marinin (LDPR) Oleg Goryachev (Y) Oleg Kalmykov (JR) Maxim Suraikin (CR) Lev Levitas (G)	Sergey Morozov (UR)
Tuva ^[7]	Sholban Kara-ool	United Russia	Term-limited	Sergey Salchak (CPRF) Valery Bichi-ool (JR) Igor Frente (LDPR)	Sholban Kara-ool (UR)
North Ossetia–Alania ^[8]	Vyacheslav Bitarov	United Russia	Acting	Yelena Knyazeva (CPRF) Gary Kuchiev (JR)	Vyacheslav Bitarov (UR)
Karachay-Cherkessia ^[9]	Rashid Temrezov	United Russia	Term-limited	Ismel Bidjiev (CPRF) Viktor Borodavkin (PR)	Rashid Temrezov (UR)

Results

Direct elections

The total number of votes in seven federal subjects.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
Party		Votes	%	Won	Total
	United Russia	1,199,591	44.11	4	74
	Communist Party	168,926	6.21	0	2
	Liberal Democratic Party	134,709	4.95	0	1
	A Just Russia	80,320	2.95	0	0
	Communists of Russia	75,033	2.76	0	0
	Agrarian Party	29,694	1.09	0	0
	Yabloko	29,256	1.08	0	0
	Patriots of Russia	17,269	0.63	0	0
	Russian Party of Pensioners for Justice	16,023	0.59	0	0
	Party of Growth	5,367	0.20	0	0
	The Greens	4,626	0.17	0	0
	Independents	958,975	35.26	3	8
Total		2,719,789	100.00	7	85

Valid votes		2,719,789	97.66
Invalid/blank votes		65,252	2.34
Total votes		2,785,041	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		5,635,256	49.42

Vote in Parliament

The total number of votes in two federal subjects.^[8]^[9]


Party		Votes	%	Seats
Party		Votes	%	Won	Total
	United Russia	105	97.22	2	74
	A Just Russia	3	2.78	0	0
	Communist Party	0	0.00	0	2
	Liberal Democratic Party	0	0.00	0	0
Total		108	100.00	2	76

Registered voters/turnout		110	–

Notes

↑ Average turnout in the regions where direct elections were held
↑ Supported by United Russia and Liberal Democratic Party

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[1] Average turnout in the regions where direct elections were held

[4] Supported by United Russia and Liberal Democratic Party

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