2019 Crimean parliamentary election

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2019 Crimean parliamentary election

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All 75 seats to the State Council 38 seats were needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   Candidate Yury Gotsanyuk Vladimir Zhirinovsky Party United Russia LDPR CPRF Seats won 60 10 5 Popular vote 268,400 82,629 40,366 Percentage 54.70% 16.84% 8.22%
Composition of the State Council
Prime Minister before election Sergey Aksyonov United Russia Subsequent Prime Minister Yury Gotsanyuk United Russia

Parliamentary elections took place in the Republic of Crimea on 8 September 2019.^[1] These were the second elections since Crimea's annexation into the Russian Federation. The result saw an absolute majority victory for President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party but with a loss of seats.^[2]

A map showing United Russia votes

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