Putin Casts Vote Remotely in State Duma Elections
Russian President Vladimir Putin used electronic voting once again, continuing a practice he has followed in recent elections, TASS reported.
Russian President Vladimir Putin voted remotely in the State Duma elections, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.
TASS reported that over the past few years, Putin has preferred to cast his vote using remote electronic voting rather than voting in person at a polling station.
The report did not provide further details on the specific election cycle, the voting platform used, or additional context regarding the broader election process.
TASS is a state-owned Russian news agency.
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- Putin votes remotely in State Duma elections — TASS (Russia)
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