List of members of the 7th Russian State Duma who were not re-elected
There were a total of 440 members of the State Duma at the end of the 7th convocation.[1] 450 members of State Duma were elected in the 2021 legislative election.
A total of 151 incumbent State Duma members declined to seek re-election. Among retiring members are Vice Speaker Igor Lebedev (LDPR),[2] Chair of the Committee on Health Dmitry Morozov (United Russia), and Chair of the Committee on Issues of Family, Women and Children Tamara Pletnyova (CPRF). The most prominent State Duma member to lose renomination is six-term deputy (United Russia), former Budget Committee Chairman who lost the primary in the Central constituency to municipal deputy Karen Aperyan.[3]
Three Committee chairmen lost re-election to the State Duma, including Chairwoman of the Committee on Control and Rules Olga Savastyanova (United Russia), Chairman of the Committee on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development, and Entrepreneurship Sergey Zhigarev (LDPR) and Chairman of the Committee on Nationalities Valery Gazzaev (SR-ZP).[4]
Retired[]
Following incumbent State Duma members declined to seek re-election:
| Portrait | Name | Constituency | Party | Period | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Kemerovo | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Novomoskovsk | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Nizhny Tagil | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2007–2021 | ||
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Ruslan Balbek | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Kanevskaya | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Sergey Bozhenov | Belgorod | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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Magadan | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Vladimir Bortko | Central | CPRF | 2011–2021 | |
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Karachay-Cherkessia | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 1995–2007, 2016–2021 | ||
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Izhevsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Aleksandr Vasilyev | party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | |
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Aleksey Voyevoda | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | CPRF | 2014–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Nikolay Gerasimenko | party list | United Russia | 1995–2021 | |
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Lyubinsky | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Buryatia | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Eastern | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Orekhovo-Borisovo | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Krasnodar | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Penza | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Preobrazhensky | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Rasskazovo | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Seimsky | United Russia | 2020–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2012–2021 | ||
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Sergey Ivanov | party list | LDPR | 2003–2021 | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | |||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2016, 2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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United Russia | 2008–2021 | |||
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party list | LDPR | 1993–1998, 2011–2015, 2020–2021 | ||
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Novosibirsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | CPRF | 1995–2007, 2011–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2018–2021 | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 2016–2021 | ||
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Volgograd | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Central | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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[a] | party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | |
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Igor Lebedev | party list | LDPR | 1999–2021 | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | |||
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Kuntsevo | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Engels | United Russia | 2012–2021 | ||
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Khakassia | United Russia | 2003–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2018–2021 | ||
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Central | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Skopin | United Russia | 2015–2021 | ||
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Dmitry Morozov | Cheryomushki | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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[b] | Roslavl | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | |||
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Gennady Onishchenko | Tushino | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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Kotlas | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Nagatinsky | United Russia | 1997–1999, 2003–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2017–2021 | ||
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Tamara Pletnyova | party list | CPRF | 1993–2021 | |
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party list | CPRF | 2011–2021 | ||
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party list | CPRF | 1993–2003, 2007–2021 | ||
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Oksana Pushkina | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Zugura Rakhmatullina | Beloretsk | United Russia | 2011–2021 | |
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party list | SR-ZP | 2016–2021 | ||
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Svetlana Savchenko | Yevpatoria | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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Buvaysar Saytiev | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Dmitry Svatkovsky | Nizhny Novgorod | United Russia | 2018–2021 | |
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Tuapse | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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[c] | Kamchatka | United Russia | 2016–2021 | |
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Vladivostok | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Aleksandr Starovoytov | party list | LDPR | 2011–2021 | |
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Jewish | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2003–2021 | ||
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Almetyevsk | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Ingushetia | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Ivanovo | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Krasnoarmeysky | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Northern | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 1999–2011, 2012–2021 | ||
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | |||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ||
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Martin Shakkum | United Russia | 1999–2021 | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ||
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Pavel Shperov | party list | LDPR | 2016–2021 | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | |||
Ran for other offices[]
Following State Duma members declined to seek re-election and opted to run for other offices (all of them ran for regional parliaments).
| Portrait | Name | Constituency | Party | Period | Notes | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | Elected to the Moscow Oblast Duma[5] | |||
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Novgorod | United Russia | 2019–2021 | elected to the Novgorod Oblast Duma and became its Speaker | ||
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Tolyatti | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Samara Regional Duma[6] | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | elected to the and appointed to the Federation Council[7] | ||
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Rubtsovsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Altai Krai Legislative Assembly and appointed to the Federation Council[8] | ||
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North West | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ran for Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg but withdrew from the election | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Duma of Astrakhan Oblast[9] | ||
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Angarsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Legislative Assembly of Irkutsk Oblast[10] | ||
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Dmitry Perminov | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Legislative Assembly of Omsk Oblast and appointed to the Federation Council[11] | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the [12] | ||
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Kaliningrad | United Russia | 2016–2021 | ran for from Communists of Russia but was withdrawn by the party | ||
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Valentina Rudchenko | Chukotka | United Russia | 2016–2021 | elected to the Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug and became its Speaker[13] | |
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Omsk | United Russia | 2011–2021 | ran for Legislative Assembly of Omsk Oblast but withdrew from the primaries | ||
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Aleksandr Yaroshuk | Central | United Russia | 2018–2021 | elected to the and appointed to the Federation Council[14] | |
Lost renomination[]
Only United Russia held open primaries (called "preliminary voting") for the 2021 legislative election on 24–30 May 2021. A total of 41 incumbents were defeated or not included into the official party list. Despite party's claims that every candidate should go through the process of primaries[15] in fact several nominated in the general election candidates did not participate in the primaries in 2021. These candidates are mostly Governors who are not likely to step down from the governorship, but this group also include other examples: all 5 party list leaders (Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, doctor Denis Protsenko, co-chairwoman of the All-Russia People's Front Yelena Shmelyova and Children's Rights Commissioner Anna Kuznetsova), former Head of Tuva Sholban Kara-ool, former Ulyanovsk Oblast Governor Sergey Morozov, chairman of the Duma Defense Committee Vladimir Shamanov and long-time State Duma member Artur Chilingarov.[16]
| Portrait | Name | Constituency | Party | Period | Primaries result | |
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| party list | United Russia | 2012–2021 | 16th place in Dagestan party list. Elected to the People's Assembly of the Republic of Dagestan and became its Speaker[17] | |||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | 13th place in Tatarstan party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 3rd place in Ulyanovsk constituency and 4th place in Ulyanovsk Oblast party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 7th place in Lipetsk Oblast party list. Elected to the [18] | ||
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Altai | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 5th place in Altai constituency | ||
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Chusovoy | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Chusovoy constituency | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2017–2021 | 9th place in Altai Krai party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | 16th place in Perm Krai party list | ||
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Kursk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 3rd place in Kursk constituency | ||
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Western | United Russia | 2014–2021 | 4th place in Western constituency | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2003–2021 | 2nd place in Dagestan party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 14th place in Tatarstan party list | ||
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Chita | United Russia | 2015–2021 | 2nd place in Chita constituency and 3rd place in Zabaykalsky Krai party list | ||
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Central | United Russia | 1995–2021 | 2nd place in Central constituency | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2016, 2021 | 21st place in Tatarstan party list | ||
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Volzhsky | United Russia | 2014–2021 | 5th place in Volzhsky constituency and 8th place in Volgograd Oblast party list | ||
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Vladimir Drachev | Vsevolozhsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Vsevolozhsk constituency | |
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Sergey Zheleznyak | Perovo | United Russia | 2007–2021 | 61st place in Moscow party list | |
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Udmurtia | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 7th place in Udmurtia party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 8th place in Oryol Oblast party list | ||
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Nevinnomyssk | United Russia | 2003–2011, 2016–2021 | 3rd place in Nevinnomyssk constituency | ||
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Andrey Kozenko | Simferopol | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 5th place in Crimea party list | |
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | 79th place in Moscow party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 13th place in Dagestan party list. Elected to the People's Assembly of the Republic of Dagestan and became its First Vice-Speaker[19] | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2021 | 1st place in Leningradsky constituency and 16th place in Moscow party list. In the constituency UR endorsed Galina Khovanskaya (SR-ZP) | ||
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Southern | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 3rd place in Southern constituency and 17th place in Dagestan party list | ||
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Syktyvkar | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 4th place in Syktyvkar constituency and 5th place in Komi party list | ||
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Unecha | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 5th place in Bryansk Oblast party list | ||
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Orenburg | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Orenburg constituency and 6th place in Orenburg Oblast party list | ||
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Prioksky | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 3rd place in Prioksky constituency | ||
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Marina Mukabenova | Kalmykia | United Russia | 2007–2021 | 8th place in Kalmykia constituency and 9th place in Kalmykia party list | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 1st place in Mikhaylovka constituency. In the constituency UR nominated | ||
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Tuva | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Tuva constituency | ||
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Natalya Poklonskaya | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 4th place in Crimea party list. Withdrew from the primary but remained on the ballot | |
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party list | United Russia | 1999–2021 | 19th place in Dagestan party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | 2nd place in Chechnya party list | ||
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Zhigulyovsk | United Russia | 2007–2021 | 2nd place in Zhigulyovsk constituency | ||
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Privolzhsky | United Russia | 2007–2021 | 2nd place in Privolzhsky constituency | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 5th place in Mari El party list | ||
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Babushkinsky | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 32nd place in Moscow party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Almetyevsk constituency and 18th place in Tatarstan party list | ||
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Cheboksary | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 4th place in Chuvashia party list. Elected to the State Council of the Chuvash Republic and became its Speaker[20] | ||
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Vologda | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Vologda constituency. Elected to the [21] | ||
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Central | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Central constituency and 12th place in Dagestan party list | ||
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Arkhangelsk | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Arkhangelsk constituency, ran for Arkhangelsk Oblast Assembly of Deputies but lost in the single-mandate constituency[22] | ||
Lost re-election[]
Following State Duma members lost re-election in 2021:
| Portrait | Name | Constituency | Party | Period | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Andrey Andreychenko | party list | LDPR | 2017-2021 | 3rd place in Vladivostok constituency and failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the Legislative Assembly of Primorsky Krai[23] | |
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | ran in the as an Independent but failed to qualify for the ballot[24] | |||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2020-2021 | 4th place in Voronezh constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | |||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | Switched to SR-ZP. 3rd place in Chita constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Valery Gazzaev | party list | SR-ZP | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the in October 2021[25] | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 1995-2021 | 2nd place in and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2019-2021 | 5th place in Georgiyevsk constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Sergey Zhigarev | LDPR | 2011-2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 2017–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Anatoly Karpov | party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Received mandate of on 27 October 2021[26] | |
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party list | LDPR | 2012-2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Andrey Kovalenko | Yaroslavl | United Russia | 2020–2021 | 2nd place in Yaroslavl constituency[27] | |
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Amur | LDPR | 2018–2021 | 3rd place in Amur constituency[28] | ||
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party list | CPRF | 2021 | 2nd place in Mordovia constituency and failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the State Assembly of the Republic of Mordovia[29] | ||
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Vasilina Kulieva | Dauria | LDPR | 2011-2012, 2016–2021 | 4th place in Dauria constituency and failed to get elected through party list | |
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Tver | United Russia | 2011–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast[30] | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2017–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the State Council of the Chuvash Republic | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2011-2021 | 5th place in Radishchevo constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 2020–2021 | 2nd place in Cheboksary constituency and failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the State Council of the Chuvash Republic[31] | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | 2nd place in Krasnoyarsk constituency and failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai[32] | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 1999-2003, 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Southern constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the Yaroslavl Oblast Duma[33] | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2021 | 7th place in Yakutsk constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Vitaly Pashin | party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | 7th place in and failed to get elected through party list | |
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Komsomolsk-na-Amure | LDPR | 2019-2021 | 3rd place in Komsomolsk-na-Amure constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2020-2021 | 3rd place in Saratov constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2011–2021 | failed to get elected through party list. Received mandate of Aleksandr Avdeyev on 27 October 2021[34] | ||
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Olga Savastyanova | party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Syktyvkar constituency[35] | |
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Kudymkar | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2011-2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Yelena Serova | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Promyshlenny | United Russia | 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Promyshlenny constituency[36] | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Maksim Suraev | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2016-2021 | 3rd place in and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | LDPR | 2007-2021 | 3rd place in Kirov constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | SR-ZP | 2011-2016, 2020–2021 | 2nd place in Kotlas constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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Oleg Shein | party list | SR-ZP | 1999-2011, 2016–2021 | 2nd place in Astrakhan constituency and failed to get elected through party list. Elected to the Duma of Astrakhan Oblast[37] | |
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party list | LDPR | 2014-2021 | 3rd place in Skopin constituency and failed to get elected through party list | ||
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party list | United Russia | 2016–2021 | failed to get elected through party list | ||
See also[]
Notes[]
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- ^ В Астраханской области экс-депутат Госдумы Олег Шеин возглавил фракцию в облдуме
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