Russia’s ruling pro-Kremlin United Russia party wins a parliamentary “wartime” election, according to near-complete results released by the Central Election Commission. The party is reported to have won 57.83% of the vote, placing it on course to secure a majority in the State Duma, Russia’s lower house of parliament.
Both outlets cite the same official vote share figure and highlight that the result represents a rise compared with the party’s previous performance in the last Duma election in 2021, when United Russia won 49.8%. The election outcome is framed differently across reporting: Investing.com emphasizes the party’s share and the “near complete” status of the count, while The Hindu focuses on the vote percentage and the comparison with 2021.
Overall, the accounts agree on the central data points: the winner is United Russia, the vote share is 57.83%, and the Central Election Commission is the source for the figures, with results indicating improved standing versus 2021.
