Central Election Commission of Russia
Russia's election body under Ella Pamfilova; ran the 2026 Duma vote without OSCE/ODIHR observers
Agency· Russia · in the record since Mar 2016
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Ella Pamfilova has chaired the Central Election Commission since 28 March 2016, succeeding Vladimir Churov.
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- Wikipedia — Central Election Commission (Russia)Chairpersons
Vladimir Churov 27 March 2007 27 March 2016 9 years, 0 days ( 3,288 days) Ella Pamfilova 28 March 2016 —
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The Central Election Commission rejected Yabloko's complaint against the St. Petersburg commission's refusal to register its candidate list for the Legislative Assembly.
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- Kommersant
The Central Election Commission rejected Yabloko's complaint against the St. Petersburg commission's refusal to register its candidate list for the Legislative Assembly.
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For the September 2026 Duma election the CEC announced over 1,100 international 'observers'; OSCE/ODIHR was not invited, and EPDE documented 36 'fake observers'.
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- epde.org
This initial list is incomplete, as the Russian Central Election Commission announced over 1,100 international “observers” present .
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In the 2024 presidential election the CEC disqualified anti-war candidate Boris Nadezhdin after accepting only 95,987 of the 100,000 required signatures.
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- Wikipedia — Central Election Commission (Russia)
In the 2024 Russian presidential election , Boris Nadezhdin was disqualified due to quirks in the approval process, as despite having received an estimate of more than 200,000 signatures, only a maximum of 105,000 of them could be submitted to the commission, and of those, 100,000 had to be accepted by the committee, who ended up only approving 95,987.