In the Kemerovo region did not publish data on the turnout at the end of the day

On the first day of voting at the elections of deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, various data on voter turnout are received from the localities. For example, in Chechnya it is a record high (39.46%), and in the Kemerovo region in general did not publish turnout at the end of the day.

Absent data on the turnout for the day and at the largest TEC of the Jewish Autonomous Region.

On the first day of voting, from a number of regions, messages began to arrive about “pandemonium” at polling stations and queues at the entrance to polling stations. Sometimes, next to the “organized groups of voters” were their “curators”.

In Chechnya, which has shown a very high turnout, not only State Duma deputies are elected, but also the head of the republic. Last year, during the voting on amendments to the Constitution, Chechnya was also the leader in terms of turnout. From June 25 to June 30, 63.18% of voters voted in the republic, reported then the leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. And on July 1, the turnout in Chechnya was 93.12%, the CEC noted.

The total turnout of Russian voters in the elections to the State Duma at 20:00 (Moscow time) on the first day of voting was 16.85%, the Central Election Commission reported. They noted that this is the turnout of Russian citizens during traditional voting, that is, without taking into account remote electronic voting (DEG), transfers Interfax.

In turn, the public headquarters for observing the elections in Moscow said in its telegram channelthat more than half of the users registered for electronic voting in the capital voted for the day. “On the first day, the turnout for online voting was 58%,” the statement said.