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Regional parliaments of Russia

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Summary

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The regional parliaments of Russia are the regional legislatures in the federal subjects of Russia (republics, krais, oblasts, autonomous oblasts and federal cities), which have different names but are often collectively referred to as regional parliaments.

The federal structure of Russia includes 85 regional parliaments. The largest regional parliament is the State Assembly of the Republic of Bashkortostan, which consists of 110 deputies, while the smallest one is the Duma of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, which consists of 15 deputies. Currently, deputies in the regional parliaments are elected for five-year terms.

Names

TitleNumber
Legislative Assembly31
Regional Duma22
State Assembly5
State Council6
Assembly of Deputies3
Board of Deputies1
People's Assembly3
Khural3
Parliament3
Others8

Parties in each parliament

Data is current as of December 2022.

United Russia holds an absolute majority in all 85 parliaments.

The Table is not yet updated to the 2023 Russian regional elections. Data is up-to-date if the last election year has been underlined.

Federal SubjectSeatsVoting SystemURCPRFLDPRSRZPNPOther partiesIndependentLast ElectionNext electionWebsiteUnited Russia}}"Communist Party of the Russian Federation}}"Liberal Democratic Party of Russia}}"A Just Russia — For Truth}}"New People (political party)}}"RepublicsKraisOblastsAutonomous OblastAutonomous OkrugsFederal cities
Adygea50MMM4153100020212026Website
Altai Republic41MMM3712100820242029Website
Bashkortostan110MMM8784511420232028Website
Buryatia66MMM5172050120232028Website
Chechnya41Proportional3720200020212026Website
Chuvashia44MMM3071411020212026Website
Crimea75MMM6833100020242029Website
Dagestan90Proportional691001100020212026Website
Ingushetia32Proportional2702300020212026Website
Kabardino-Balkaria70Proportional5092702020242029Website
Kalmykia27Proportional2320110020232028Website
Karachay-Cherkessia50MMM3462602020242029Website
Karelia36MMM2242413020212026Website
Khakassia50MMM34142000020232028Website
Komi Republic30MMM2043102020202025Website
Mari El52MMM4821000020242029Website
Mordovia48MMM4232100020212026Website
North Ossetia–Alania70MMM51901000020222027Website
Sakha70MMM5541360120232028Website
Tatarstan100MMM8662120220242029Website
Tuva32MMM2521010320242029Website
Udmurtia60MMM4934201120222027Website
Altai Krai68MMM31244504020212026Website
Kamchatka Krai28MMM1851111020212026Website
Khabarovsk Krai36MMM2815110020242029Website
Krasnodar Krai70MMM6223201020222027Website
Krasnoyarsk Krai52MMM3484111220212026Website
Perm Krai60MMM40113320120212026Website
Primorsky Krai40MMM23121101220212026Website
Stavropol Krai50MMM4340200120212026Website
Zabaykalsky Krai50MMM4234100020232028Website
Amur Oblast27MMM1831112120212026Website
Arkhangelsk Oblast47MMM2579500120182023Website
Astrakhan Oblast44MMM2752513120212026Website
Belgorod Oblast50MMM4441001020202025Website
Bryansk Oblast60MMM4845200120192024Website
Chelyabinsk Oblast60MMM4343703020202025Website
Ivanovo Oblast26MMM1572200020182023Website
Irkutsk Oblast45MMM3542220020232028Website
Kaliningrad Oblast40MMM2962201020212026Website
Kaluga Oblast40MMM2933221020202025Website
Kemerovo Oblast46MMM3922300020182023Website
Kirov Oblast40MMM2423911020212026Website
Kostroma Oblast35MMM2421214120202025Website
Kurgan Oblast34MMM2732101020202025Website
Kursk Oblast45MMM3172211020212026Website
Leningrad Oblast50MMM3573500020212026Website
Lipetsk Oblast42MMM23151111020212026Website
Magadan Oblast21MMM1612200020202025Website
Moscow Oblast50MMM3872310120212026Website
Murmansk Oblast32MMM2531201020212026Website
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast50MMM4052210020212026Website
Novgorod Oblast32MMM2321311120212026Website
Novosibirsk Oblast76MMM45136234320202025Website
Omsk Oblast44MMM26101223020212026Website
Orenburg Oblast47MMM29122301020212026Website
Oryol Oblast50MMM27113611120212026Website
Penza Oblast36MMM3222000020222027Website
Pskov Oblast26MMM1931111020212026Website
Rostov Oblast60MMM4682202020182023Website
Ryazan Oblast36MMM2923411020202025Website
Samara Oblast50MMM36101210020212026Website
Saratov Oblast40MMM2952211020222027Website
Sakhalin Oblast28MMM2121111020222027Website
Sverdlovsk Oblast50MMM3392420020212026Website
Smolensk Oblast48MMM26126202020182023Website
Tambov Oblast50MMM4231103020212026Website
Tver Oblast40MMM2953201020212026Website
Tomsk Oblast42MMM2773320020212026Website
Tula Oblast36MMM2722203020192024Website
Tyumen Oblast48MMM3844200020212026Website
Ulyanovsk Oblast36MMM2733101120232028Website
Vladimir Oblast38MMM2374301020182023Website
Volgograd Oblast38MMM2852201020192024Website
Vologda Oblast34MMM2452201020212026Website
Voronezh Oblast56MMM4842200020202025Website
Yaroslavl Oblast50MMM32113301020182023Website
Jewish
Autonomous Oblast19MMM1421101020212026Website
Chukotka
Autonomous Okrug15MMM1111100120212026Website
Khanty-Mansi
Autonomous Okrug38MMM2943101020212026Website
Nenets
Autonomous Okrug19MMM1132102020182023Website
Yamalo-Nenets
Autonomous Okrug22MMM1812100020202025Website
Moscow45FPTP3830110220242029Website
Saint Petersburg50MMM3073532120212026Website
Sevastopol24MMM1533102020192024Website
ВсегоTOTAL3,9102,70654031822664648

a. Not recognized internationally as a part of Russia, but part of Ukraine.

References

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