Central Election Commission announced the distribution of mandates to the State Duma

The mandates were distributed as follows: "United Russia" received 324 mandates (in the last convocation there were 343), the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 57 (against 42 in the last convocation), "Fair Russia - For the Truth" - 27 (23), LDPR - 21 (39) , "New People" - 13, "Civil Platform", "Motherland" and "Party of Growth" - one each. Self-nominated candidates were able to get five mandates.

According to Pamfilova, the final protocols "objectively reflect the result of the vote".

According to the results of the voting, over 40 thousand ballots were driven invalid at 157 polling stations in 43 constituent entities of the Russian Federation - this, as the head of the CEC specified, "ten thousandth of a percent of the number of ballots issued to the voter".

In addition, Pamfilova assured that "the reasons for ballot stuffing allowed at polling stations in the republics of Adygea, North Ossetia-Alania, Bryansk, Ivanovo, Kemerovo and Moscow regions" will be studied by law enforcement officers.

It's worth reminding that the final turnout in the elections held in the Russian Federation from September 17 to September 19, in which, in addition to the State Duma deputies, the Russians elected members of regional parliaments, municipal authorities and heads of some constituent entities of the Russian Federation, was 51.72%.

Earlier it was reported that the CEC did not reveal significant deviations in the result of electronic voting, except for the indicators of votes cast for the Communist Party.