🗳 Voting began in Russia yesterday in the three-day elections to the State Duma. Polling stations opened across the country’s 11 time zones and abroad. From tomorrow, many of Russia’s diplomatic missions will welcome voters, including those in the UK. t.me/RusEmbUK/3884

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See you tomorrow 🤌🥰
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Since there is only one party what is the point in this sham….Russia is a dictatorship
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All decent opposition murdered or imprisoned! Russia is a full on dictatorship & these sham elections just prove it even more. Putin’s leadership legacy will be no better in history than Hitlers. That much is ‘guaranteed’.
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You don't even know what you're talking about, you sticky, abnormal vomit-expert.
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Russia’s 2026 vote is unfolding without OSCE monitoring, without independent oversight, and with ballots cast in territories Russia occupies illegally. If no one can verify the process, it isn’t an election; it’s a staged transmission.
#MFA_Russia #Elections2026 @Rusembchina @RusEmbassyIraq @RussianEmbYemen @LibyaRussian Russia’s 2026 vote is happening with no OSCE observers, no independent scrutiny, and balloting in illegally occupied territories. A process that can’t be verified isn’t an election; it’s a broadcast. xitter.mooo.com/mfa_russia/statu…
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You wouldn't know what a democratic election was even if it hit you in the face.
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Here is my vote b1tches! 💥🤣🤣🖕🏻 #SlavaUkraïni
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So good to wake up to Moscow oil refineries, air defences and warehouses being hit hard. Russia’s war economy is suffering badly. The war criminal and terrorist; Putin will pay for his crimes against the Russian and Ukrainian people.
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Surely the result is already known?
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So, what candidate can you vote for?
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Why even bother? There is no opposition. Putin is so scared of any opposition he jails them or makes sure they visit a room with unsafe windows.
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Erm let me think. I believe Putrid will win again, not because of his insightful and successful policies but because he's a dictator and these elections are just a show. Not one party on the ballot challenge his policies. The ones that do are banned.
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"Voting"🤣
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Elections? 😂🤣
Russian democracy No wonder that Putin is terrified of the real thing
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How is the 3 days special operation war going on? It seems like you are working overnight to denizify ruSSia Perhaps time to tell putler to leave nazzi ruSSia?
❗️Video has emerged showing the moment a Russian air-defense missile hit a high-rise building in the Moscow region Professional work 🫣
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Daily reminder who is the nazzi putler:
Año 2008(Primer vídeo): Vladimir Putin 🇷🇺 defiende que Rusia 🇷🇺 nunca invadirá Crimea 🇺🇦. “Crimea no es un territorio disputado. Rusia reconoce las fronteras de la Ucrania moderna.” 18 de marzo de 2014(Segundo vídeo): Vladimir Putin 🇷🇺 firma la anexión de Crimea tras un falso referéndum. Durante su discurso, Putin 🇷🇺 aseguró públicamente que Rusia 🇷🇺 no tenía intenciones de dividir a Ucrania 🇺🇦 ni apoderarse de más territorios. Año 2022: Vladimir Putin 🇷🇺 inicia la invasión de Ucrania 🇺🇦. Las palabras de este criminal no sirven de nada.
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What’s the point of holding elections when you already know who’s going to win seeing as there’s no one else allowed to stand ……..
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Will they also be theatened by weapons during their poll?
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Cool. Let UK see what real elections look like . Not like in UK where they can't even elect their own PM and only allowed to vote for party and still have monarchy. Miserable losers.
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Why does a one party system need a vote? Just to signal a huge draft?
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Why We all know who won. There's no opposition so just a rubber stamp. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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Voting can measure turnout. But the more interesting question is what it can measure about public consent when the range of political choices is constrained. That distinction matters: participation is observable; genuine freedom of choice is a separate question.
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The picture is becoming fairly simple. Europe has already committed itself to major rearmament: NATO is calling for a **“wartime mindset”** and much higher defence spending; the EU has launched the **€150 billion SAFE** instrument and Readiness 2030, with up to **€800 billion** in potential investment mobilised. At the same time, Europe is seeing a synchronised wave of warnings about the Russian threat and the urgent need to prepare. That does not prove the threat is fabricated. But the political incentive is obvious: **the more people fear war, the easier it becomes to secure public consent for rearmament, higher spending and exceptional security measures.** So the hypothesis worth testing is straightforward: **Europeans are not merely being informed about a threat; the threat is also being actively used to build a political mandate for militarisation.** Put crudely: the decision to rearm came first; now the public is being told why it must pay for it.
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The airspace over Moscow has been closed.
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Can I vote for an anti war party?
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Les élections ont commencé
Darth Putin
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The Impact of Independent Observers A revealing table published by Russian lawyer Ekaterina Gulenkova shows a striking difference between polling stations with observers and without them. The three polling stations in the comparison are located in the same school — a common arrangement in Russian cities — making major differences in the composition of their electorates unlikely. Yet their reported turnout and party results differ substantially, in some cases by multiples rather than percentage points. 🛠️ Key Differences: 🔴 Turnout drops by over 20–24 percent as soon as an independent observer enters the precinct (from ~52–56% down to 32.37%). 🔴 Support for the #UnitedRussia plummets from an inflated 55–63% down to a real 24.59%. 🔴 Other parties, including more “oppositional” ones, #NewPeople and #CPRF more than double in proportion. This is exactly why the #Kremlin has spent years dismantling independent election observation. Original: t.me/wild_consult/1898 #RussianElections #Elections2026 #Duma2026 #ElectionMonitoring #ElectionObservers #ElectionFraud #RussianPolitics
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«We Russians are free people: we want whatever we are told to want, and we elect whomever we are told to elect.»👇
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Long-time Ukrainian journalist Dmitri Gordon says that within the next two weeks, the Ukrainian military will inflict a catastrophe upon Russia of scale of enormity that it will unite all Ukrainians and "give us wings" "They are fucked", he predicts.
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Oh dear….
Russians are being registered for military service immediately after voting. Military correspondent Kashevarova reported that an acquaintance of hers was registered for military service the very next day after he voted in the elections. The man learned about this from a notification. "The President, the Deputy Head of the Security Council, and the Press Secretary have repeatedly stated that there will be no mobilization. But someone decided to inform the men who voted that they have been registered." Dumb fucks were told this was coming - they couldn’t even wait until Putin was coronated by the Kremlin mafia.
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What was the turnout?
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