ST. PETERSBURG, March 18. The turnout in the Russian presidential elections in St. Petersburg was 74.38%, said the chairman of the city election commission, Maxim Meiksin, in his Telegram channel.
According to the published data of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin in the presidential elections in Russia, after processing 100% of the protocols in St. Petersburg, gains 81.65% of the votes. Vladislav Davankov is in second place with 6.98%, followed by Leonid Slutsky (5.15%) and Nikolai Kharitonov (3.49%).
«In St. Petersburg, 100% of the protocols were processed. According to the results of the data, the turnout was 74.38%,» wrote Meiksin.
According to the website of the St. Petersburg Electoral Commission, voter turnout in the one-day presidential elections in 2018 was 63.87%.
Voting in the Russian presidential elections took place over three days: March 15, 16 and 17. After processing 100% of the protocols, Putin gains 87.28% of the votes, Nikolai Kharitonov gains 4.31% of the votes, Leonid Slutsky — 3.2% of the votes, Vladislav Davankov — 3.85% of the votes. Voter turnout in Russia as a whole in the Russian presidential elections was 77.44%, said Ella Pamfilova, Chairman of the Russian Central Election Commission.
Counting of votes in the Russian presidential elections
Voting started on March 15 and lasted three days. The multi-day voting format was first used in the presidential elections in Russia.
Voting started on March 15 and lasted three days. The multi-day voting format was first used in the presidential elections in Russia.
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According to the Chairman of the Central Election Commission Ella Pamfilova, the multi-day voting format allowed the maximum number of voters to take part in the elections.< /p>
According to CEC Chairman Ella Pamfilova, the multi-day voting format allowed the maximum number of voters to take part in the elections.
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The earliest polling stations closed were in the Far East — in the Kamchatka Territory and the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug.
Before In total, polling stations were closed in the Far East — in the Kamchatka Territory and the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug.
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The overall turnout this year was a record: according to preliminary data, it exceeded 77 percent.
The overall turnout this year was a record: according to preliminary data, it exceeded 77 percent.
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According to Vladimir Putin, the ordinary citizen felt that the future of Russia depends on him. This is how Putin explained the high turnout in the elections.
According to Vladimir Putin, the ordinary citizen felt that the future of Russia depended on him. This is how Putin explained the high turnout in the elections.
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Putin called the election results a manifestation of trust on the part of citizens, as well as their hope that everything will be done so as planned.
Putin called the election results a manifestation of trust on the part of citizens, as well as their hope for that everything will be done as planned.
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For the first time, residents of new regions participated in the presidential elections in Russia — the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
For the first time, residents of new regions took part in the presidential elections in Russia — the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
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According to the head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, the turnout in the republic is high explained by the events taking place in Donbass since 2014. In addition, this is the result of the personal attitude of the region's residents towards President Vladimir Putin.
According to the head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, the high turnout in the republic is explained by the events taking place in the Donbass since 2014. In addition, this is the result of the personal attitude of residents of the region towards President Vladimir Putin.
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Voters from 28 regions of Russia could take part in the elections online on remote electronic voting platforms.
Voters from 28 regions of Russia could take part in the elections online on remote electronic voting platforms.
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According to the Ministry of Digital Development, almost five million Russians applied to vote remotely.
According to the Ministry of Digital Development, almost five million Russians applied to vote remotely.
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International observers and experts monitored the vote counting procedure. They noted the high level of organization of the Russian presidential elections.
International observers and experts monitored the vote counting procedure . They noted the high level of organization of the Russian presidential elections.
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The CIS observer mission stated that no serious violations that would affect the election results were recorded, despite the provocations.
The CIS observer mission stated that no serious violations that would have affected the election results were recorded, despite the provocations.
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On Mobile groups were visiting polling stations in Moscow with preventive checks, said the head of the Public Headquarters for Observing Elections in the capital, Vadim Kovalev.
Mobile groups went to polling stations in Moscow with preventive checks, said the head of the Public Headquarters for Observing Elections in the capital Vadim Kovalev.
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US Observer Klein Preston IV called the elections transparent and in compliance with international law. He noted that he is jealous of the way voting is organized in Russia.
US observer Kline Preston IV called the elections transparent and in compliance with international law. He noted that he is jealous of the way voting is organized in Russia.
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Voting started on March 15 and lasted three days. The multi-day voting format was first used in the presidential elections in Russia.
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According to the Chairman of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, the multi-day voting format allowed the maximum number of voters to take part in the elections.
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The earliest polling stations to close were in the Far East — in the Kamchatka Territory and the Chukotka Autonomous Region district.
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The overall turnout this year was a record: according to preliminary data, it exceeded 77 percent.
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According to Vladimir Putin, the ordinary citizen felt that the future of Russia depended on him. This is how Putin explained the high turnout in the elections.
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Putin called the election results a manifestation of confidence on the part of citizens, as well as their hope that everything will be done as planned.
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For the first time, residents of new Russia participated in the presidential elections regions — DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions.
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According to the head of the DPR Denis Pushilin, the high turnout in the republic is explained by the events taking place in the Donbass since 2014. In addition, this is the result of the personal attitude of the region's residents towards President Vladimir Putin.
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Voters from 28 regions of Russia could take part in the elections online on remote electronic voting platforms.
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According to the Ministry of Digital Development, almost five million Russians applied to vote remotely.
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International observers and experts monitored the vote counting procedure. They noted the high level of organization of the Russian presidential elections.
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The CIS observer mission stated that no serious violations that would affect the election results were recorded, despite the provocations.< /p>
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Mobile groups went to polling stations in Moscow with preventive checks, said the head of the Public Headquarters for Observing Elections in the capital, Vadim Kovalev.
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US Observer Klein Preston IV called the elections transparent and in compliance with international law. He noted that he is jealous of the way voting is organized in Russia.
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