Russia’s 2021 Parliamentary Elections - TASS

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CEC sums up results, formally completing State Duma elections

‘Foreign agents’ candidates in State Duma elections were not deprived of rights — CEC

Putin to meet with newly-elected State Duma on October 12

United Russia nominates Vyacheslav Volodin as 8th State Duma speaker candidate

United Russia Party faction chooses its leader in 8th Duma

The Party voted for Vladimir Vasilyev to head the faction

Speaker warns West’s schemes to influence Russia’s elections becoming more sophisticated

"This time around, even the European Parliament’s resolutions were used in an effort to whip up negativity in our society towards the election campaign," Valentina Matvienko noted

All 450 members of eighth State Duma registered, Russia’s Central Election Commission says

Ella Pamfilova pointed out that 88 candidates gave up their seats in the Duma after the election. "Those vacant mandates were handed over to the next registered candidates on the respective federal lists," she noted

CEC distributes 66 parliamentary seats refused by United Russia Party

IN fact, four representatives of the national ruling party from the federal part of the list refused State Duma mandates

Russia’s election authority receives over 60 requests about waiving State Duma mandates

Applications were filed by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and heads of Russian regions, who headed regional groups in the United Russia’s party list

Cyberattacks on Russia's information systems surged during elections, says top official

"Cyberattacks on the servers of the Central Election Commission were recorded during the voting days, which emanated from the US," Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev pointed out

United Russia's performance in Duma elections very impressive — Medvedev

United Russia recieved 324 seats in State Duma

Possible to launch investigation into interference in Russian election, says Medvedev

Chairman of the United Russia Party that during the three-day voting "a great deal of attacks" were made on the CEC servers, half of them originated from the USA

Medvedev slams as cynical OSCE’s decision against sending monitors to elections in Russia

According to Russia’s former president, this decision meant that the elections had been doomed to be pronounced as illegitimate from the very start

CEC came under constant cyberattacks during 3-day vote — Medvedev tells RT

About 50% of these attacks came from the US, Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council added