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Tag Archives: ratings
United they stand
The ruling United Russia’s congress in November seemed to confirm that Russia’s leaders intend to rely on the party in the early 2020s as Vladimir Putin’s fourth presidential term draws to an end. This was significant because recent years have … Continue reading →
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Tagged duma_election, electoral_reform, local_elections, medvedev, navalny, party_system, presad, putin, ratings, turchak, united_russia, v_volodin
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Alexander the Reluctant
Belarus’s parliamentary election last week got barely any attention, even though the vote was a rehearsal for next year’s presidential election, in which Alexander Lukashenko, in power since 1994, will run for a sixth term. This coming election may tell … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2024, armenia, babich, belarus, energy, foreign_policy, lukashenko, putin, ratings
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NY Dispatches: the popularity of governors
A recent hike in the overall popularity of Russia’s governors tells an important story. But not necessarily the one that many have highlighted.
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Tagged government, governors, local_elections, putin, ratings, regions
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NY Dispatches: A single day of voting
On 8 September, in a little less than two weeks elections are going to be held across Russia with 16 regions electing governors and 12 regions (13 if you count the occupied Crimea) electing legislative assemblies. In recent weeks, both … Continue reading →
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Tagged beglov, governors, local_elections, moscow, party_system, pension_reform, protests, ratings, regions, sobyanin, united_russia
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NY Dispatches: The future of United Russia
Falling popularity, surprising electoral upsets, candidates that run as independent for fear of being too closely associated with the party… Russia’s ruling party, United Russia, is going through some tough months. Or make it years? Yet, despite the growing challenges, … Continue reading →
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Tagged kirienko, local_elections, medvedev, moscow, pension_reform, putin, ratings, regions, united_russia, v_volodin
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NY Dispatches: Putin’s trust rating
The grotesque revision of the methodology behind the Russian president’s trust rating by the state-owned VTsIOM pollster following a comment by Putin’s spokesman does not only show how malleable statistical data are in Russia. It also tells a lot about … Continue reading →
Shoigu’s Game
One of the underreported stories of the past years in the Western media was how Russia’s defence minister, Sergei Shoigu became one of the most visible, most popular and strongest figures in Russian politics. This is perhaps because Shoigu has … Continue reading →
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Tagged defence_ministry, far_east, foreign_policy, governors, modernisation, putin, ratings, shoigu, ukraine
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