CIS Observers Report No Violations Affecting Russian Duma Election Results
TASS says the 9th State Duma elections were held over a three-day voting period ending September 20.
Observers from the Commonwealth of Independent States reported no violations that affected the results of Russia's State Duma election, according to TASS.
Elections for the 9th State Duma took place over a three-day voting period from September 18 to 20, TASS reported.
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