People's Khural of Kalmykia

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People's Khural of Kalmykia

Народный хурал Калмыкии
Хальмг Таңһчин ардин хурл
6th legislature
Coat of Arms of Kalmykia.svg
Type
Type
Leadership
Artyom Mikhailov, United Russia
Structure
Seats27
7th People's Hural of Kalmykia.svg
Political groups
  United Russia (23)

  CPRF (2)   SRZP (1)

  NP (1)
Elections
Proportional
Last election
10 September 2023
Next election
2028
Meeting place
Parlament Kalmykii.jpg
Lenin Street, Elista
Website
http://www.huralrk.ru

The People's Khural (Parliament) of the Republic of Kalmykia [lower-alpha 1] is the regional parliament of Kalmykia, a federal subject of Russia. It consists of 27 deputies elected for five-year terms.

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History

The People's Khural was established in accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation of 1993. But the assembly was also formed along Mongolian traditions of the State Great Khural. The legislative period normally lasts five years. [1]

On 18 October 1994, the first People's Khural was elected. New legislatures were elected in 1999, 2005 and 2008. The fourth legislature, which was constituted in 2008, consisted of 27 deputies: 17 deputies from United Russia, seven from the Communist Party and three from the Agrarian Party of Russia. The legislature ended in 2013, when new regional parliamentary elections were held. [2] The current chairman of the People's Khural is Artyom Mikhailov from United Russia. [3]

Elections

2018

Party [4] [5] %Seats
United Russia 68.5221
Communist Party of the Russian Federation 13.234
A Just Russia 8.452
Registered voters/turnout54.3

2023

Party [6] [7] %Seats
United Russia 64.1823
Communist Party of the Russian Federation 13.332
New People 8.361
A Just Russia 5.231
Registered voters/turnout42.07

See also

Notes

  1. Russian: Народный Хурал (Парламент) Республики Калмыкия, romanized: Narodnyj Hural (Parlament) Respubliki Kalmykija, [nɐˈrodnʲixʊˈraɫ(pɐrlɐˈmʲent)rʲisˈpʊblʲikikɐlˈmɨkijɐ] ; Kalmyk: Хальмг Таңһчин ардин хурл, romanized: Haľmg Tañğçin ardin xurl, [xɑlʲˈməɡˈtʰɑŋɣət͡ʃʰiːnˈɑrtiːnxurˈəl]

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References

  1. "Law on the People's Khural (Parliament) of the Republic of Kalmykia" (in Russian), signed by former President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov on September 21, 2001, with amendments
  2. History of Kalmykia's Parliament
  3. Biography of Artyom Mikhailov
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