On September 21, Alexander Lukashenka congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on the successful conduct of the single day of voting.
In his congratulation, Lukashenka noted the unprecedented activity of millions of voters and the constitutional majority in the State Duma confirmed by Putin's main party, "United Russia." According to his version, this was a response to attempts from outside to discredit the election campaign and sow discord in Russian society.
Lukashenka stated that, in his opinion, the election results demonstrate the adherence of Russians to the course set by Vladimir Putin for the stable development of Russia as a strong state, open to partnership and cooperation.
Accordingly, he wished Vladimir Putin the realization of all his good intentions for the benefit of Russia.
According to preliminary counts, "United Russia" could get from 348 to 356 seats in the new convocation of the State Duma. This will be the party's largest representation in parliament in its entire history.
After processing 97.37% of protocols, "United Russia" gains 57.96% of votes on party lists and leads in 209 out of 225 single-mandate constituencies. However, the elections at all their stages were conducted in such a way that there is no doubt that their results were administratively predetermined.
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