Sergei Sobyanin received 76.39% of the votes in the Moscow mayoral elections
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After processing 100% of the protocols, the current mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, wins the election with 76.39% of the votes. About it testify data from the Russian Central Election Commission.
Almost 2.5 million voters voted for the current mayor. Sobyanin is followed by Moscow City Duma deputy, grandson of the leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Leonid Zyuganov (from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation) with 8.11% (265,374 votes). LDPR candidate Boris Chernyshov gains 5.61% (183,529 votes).
LDPR candidate Boris Chernyshov gains 5.61% (183,529 votes). By a small margin, he is ahead of State Duma Deputy Speaker Vladislav Davankov (from “New People”), who scored 5.34% (174,869 votes). The candidate from A Just Russia – For Truth, Dmitry Gusev, gains 3.93% (128,701 votes).
In the elections for governor of the Moscow region, after processing 100% of the protocols, the current head Andrei Vorobyov (from United Russia) wins with 83.68% of the votes.
September 10, Chairman of the Moscow City Election Commission Olga Kirillova reportedthat 3.3 million voters took part in the mayoral elections in Moscow. The head of the Public Headquarters, Vadim Kovalev, added that the number of Muscovites who voted remotely has increased.
Sobyanin took office in October 2010 by presidential decree. Since then, he has been re-elected twice as a self-nominated candidate, and this year he ran for mayor for the first time from United Russia. Earlier, the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that the head of state Vladimir Putin highly appreciates the results of the work of the current mayor of Moscow.
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