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 2022 Russian regional elections: Gubernatorial Legislative Gubernatorial and legislative | ||
The 2022 Russian regional elections took place in Russia on 11 September 2022. [1]
| Legislature | Seats | Voting system | Majority in last election | Majority after election | Change | ||
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| Parliament of North Ossetia–Alania | 70 | Party-list proportional representation | United Russia | 46 / 70 | United Russia | 51 / 70 |  5 |
| State Council of Udmurtia | 60 | Parallel (20 party list + 40 SMC) | United Russia | 47 / 60 | United Russia | 49 / 60 | 2 |
| Legislative Assembly of Krasnodar Krai | 70 | Parallel (25 party list + 45 SMC) | United Russia | 60 / 70 | United Russia | 62 / 70 | 2 |
| Legislative Assembly of Penza Oblast | 36 | Parallel (18 party list + 18 SMC) | United Russia | 32 / 36 | United Russia | 32 / 36 |  0 |
| Saratov Oblast Duma | 40 | Parallel (10 party list + 30 SMC) | United Russia | 36 / 45 | United Russia | 29 / 40 |  7 |
| Sakhalin Oblast Duma | 28 | Parallel (10 party list + 18 SMC) | United Russia | 19 / 28 | United Russia | 22 / 28 | 3 |
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