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Over 280,000 Russians Cast Ballots Abroad in Recent Elections, Says Election Chief

Central Election Commission head Ella Pamfilova said polling stations were set up in over 150 countries to serve Russian citizens living overseas.

· 1 min read · language: en

More than 280,000 Russian citizens living abroad took part in the country's recent elections, according to Ella Pamfilova, chair of Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC).

Pamfilova said 333 polling stations were opened in 152 countries to allow Russians residing outside the country to cast ballots, describing the network as part of the commission's effort to make voting accessible to citizens abroad.

The figures were released as part of the CEC's official reporting on the election process. The statement did not include a country-by-country breakdown of turnout or further details on the specific elections in question.

Russia periodically opens polling stations at its diplomatic missions and other designated sites overseas during national and regional election cycles, a practice the CEC has highlighted in past votes as well.

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