2024 Russian presidential election
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| Name | 2024 Russian presidential election |
| Country | Russia |
| Type | presidential |
| Previous | 2018 Russian presidential election |
| Date | 15–17 March 2024 |
2024 Russian presidential election The 2024 Russian presidential election was held from 15 to 17 March 2024. This election determined the President of Russia for the six-year term from 2024 to 2030. The election was announced by Vladimir Putin in December 2023, following a constitutional amendment that reset presidential term limits. CEC oversaw the electoral process.
Background
The 2024 Russian presidential election took place against the backdrop of significant geopolitical tensions, including the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Vladimir Putin, who has been the dominant figure in Russian politics for over two decades, sought re-election. His tenure as President or Prime Minister has been marked by efforts to consolidate power and influence. The constitutional changes in 2020, facilitated by Valentina Tereshkova, allowed Vladimir Putin to potentially remain in power until 2036.
Candidates
Several candidates were registered for the election: - Vladimir Putin, the incumbent president, ran as an independent candidate. - Andrey Bogdanov, a diplomat and former ambassador to several countries, ran for the Yabloko. - Pavel Grudinin, a businessman and former communist party candidate, was initially considered but faced CEC scrutiny. - Boris Nadezhdin, a politician and former DPR member, also sought nomination but encountered obstacles.
Electoral Process
The electoral process was overseen by the CEC, ensuring adherence to Russian electoral laws. Voting took place over three days from 15 to 17 March 2024, a format introduced to increase voter turnout and convenience. The FSB and other security agencies monitored the process to prevent irregularities.
Campaign and Issues
The campaign period highlighted several key issues, including the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, economic sanctions imposed by Western countries, and domestic policies. Vladimir Putin's campaign focused on his achievements in maintaining national stability and promoting Eurasian integration. Opposition candidates emphasized concerns over human rights, corruption, and the economic impact of international sanctions.
Results
The official results, as announced by the CEC, showed Vladimir Putin winning the election with a significant majority. The turnout was reported to be high, with participation from various regions across Russia. International observers from organizations like the OSCE monitored the election process, though their assessments varied.