Voters in Russia amid Ukraine conflict

Russia's recent parliamentary election, the first since the invasion of Ukraine, is characterized by a tightly controlled process with no significant opposition allowed, including the removal of the liberal anti-war party from the ballot. The election aims to reinforce President Putin’s prolonged rule and legitimize the ongoing war, despite widespread public concern and low campaign activity. Authorities deliberately minimized election transparency and voter engagement, raising fears of future mobilization efforts amid ongoing conflicts and increasing domestic anxiety.

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