2024 Soviet Union legislative election (TheodoresTomfooleries)

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2024 Soviet Union legislative election
← 2019 4 March 2024 (2024-03-04) 2029 →
All 2,000 seats in the Supreme Soviet
Turnout85.4% Decrease 0.8pp
  First party Second party
  Sabrican Garayev.png 3x4.svg
Leader Sabrican Garayev
Party CPSU Independent
Leader since 30 February 2010
Seats before 1,530 470
Seats won 1,749 251
Seat change Increase 219 Decrease 219
Percentage 87.4% 12.5
Swing Increase 10.9pp Decrease 11pp
Supreme-soviet soviet-union-2024.svg
Chairman of the Council of Ministers before election

Alexander Keskula
CPSU

Elected Chairman of the Council of Ministers

Alexander Keskula
CPSU

Elections were held to the Supreme Soviet in the Soviet Union on 4 March, 2024. All 2,000 seats were up for contest. Only the Communist Party and public organisations approved by the CPSU could nominate candidates. The election saw a 219 increase to the Communist Party's already supermajority hold on the Supreme Soviet, but saw a lower turnout from the previous election.

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