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Russia's ruling pro-Putin party wins wartime election with over 57% of vote, near-complete results show

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Russia's ruling pro-Putin party wins wartime election with over 57% of vote, near-complete results show

United ‌Russia party won 57.83% of the vote, the Central Election ‌Commission said, up ​from 49.8% which it won ⁠in 2021, the last time an ‌election for the State Duma, the lower house of parliament, was held

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