By-elections to the 7th Moscow City Duma

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By-elections to the 7th Moscow City Duma are held to fill vacancies in the Russian regional parliament between the 2019 election and the 2024 election.

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According to article 82 of the Moscow Electoral Code, by-elections are appointed by the Moscow Electoral Commission. By-elections are not appointed and are not held if, as a result of these elections, a Deputy cannot be elected for a term of more than one year before the end of the constitutional term for which the Moscow City Duma was elected. [1] The Federal Law establishes the second Sunday of September (single voting day) as the date for any regional election, including by-elections.

The first by-elections were held on 17–19 September 2021, in two constituencies.

Candidates endorsed by Aleksey Navalny's Smart Voting are marked with a (*) in the list below.

Overview

ConstituencyDateFormer MPPartyCauseWinnerPartyRetained
№37 2021 Nikolay Gubenko Communist Party Death [2] Vladimir Ryzhkov [3] Yabloko No
№19 2021Oleg Sheremetyev Communist Party Conviction [4] Yelena Kats [3] United Russia No

2021 by-election in Constituency №37

On 16 August 2020 incumbent Deputy and Vice Speaker of the Moscow City Duma Nikolay Gubenko (CPRF) died from heart failure after struggling with illness. [5] Gubenko served in the City Duma since 2005, previously he was a State Duma member (1995-2003) and last Soviet Minister of Culture (1989-1991). In 2019 Nikolay Gubenko was elected in a landslide with 61.65% of the vote with the support from both Aleksey Navalny's Smart Voting and the Government of Moscow. [6]

Moscow City Duma District 37 is located in South-Western Moscow and includes Akademichesky District, Gagarinsky District, Lomonosovsky District and parts of Prospekt Vernadskogo.

Registered candidates

Failed to qualify

Withdrew

Results

Summary of the 17-19 September 2021 by-election to the Moscow City Duma in the Constituency №37
CandidatePartyVotes%
Vladimir Ryzhkov Yabloko 16,62321.05%
Darya Bagina* Communist Party 15,65819.83%
Yekaterina Razzakova United Russia 12,82216.24%
Maksim Chirkov A Just Russia — For Truth 9,27411.75%
Yury Maksimov Liberal Democratic Party 5,5537.03%
Yury Dmitriyev New People 5,2006.59%
Roman Khudyakov Independent 4,5805.80%
Aleksandr Bely Independent 4,5615.78%
Leonid Afanasyev Communists of Russia 2,8493.61%
Total78,958100%
Source: [8]

2021 by-election in Constituency №19

In August 2020 incumbent Deputy Oleg Sheremetyev (CPRF) was arrested on charges of fraud, he allegedly claimed for personal uses money intended for his aide. [9] In October 2020 Shermetyev was found guilty and sentenced for 4 years probation, his status of Moscow City Duma deputy as the result was suspended. [10] Oleg Sheremetyev won in 2019 with 42.11% of the vote, defeating Constituency №18 incumbent Deputy Irina Nazarova (My Moscow) with the support of Smart Voting.

Moscow City Duma District 19 is located in Eastern Moscow and includes Novogireyevo, parts of Ivanovskoye and Veshnyaki.

Registered candidates

Withdrew

Results

Summary of the 17-19 September 2021 by-election to the Moscow City Duma in the Constituency №19
CandidatePartyVotes%
Yelena Kats United Russia 24,40733.95%
Pyotr Karmanov Independent 14,66220.40%
Maksim Lapshin* Communist Party 6,9009.60%
Georgy Fedorov A Just Russia — For Truth 5,5957.78%
Andrey Lapin Party of Pensioners 4,1445.76%
Nikolay Sheremetyev Communists of Russia 3,6965.14%
Mikhail Butrimov Independent 2,5893.60%
Mikhail Monakhov Liberal Democratic Party 2,5713.58%
Ilya Ostrovsky New People 2,2733.16%
Vadim Aleksandrov Green Alternative 1,4552.02%
Sergey Medvedev Independent 1,2291.71%
Vladislav Romashko Independent 2870.40%
Mikhail Ochkin Independent 2850.40%
Total71,885100%
Source: [11]

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