Protocols against a candidate were drawn up in Sochi following a December 2, 2012 ruling.

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Sochi State Duma

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A ruling from December 2, 2012, by the supreme court affects candidate registration and election validity in the context of the State Duma. All 1 developments

The entities involved

Sochi
city in Krasnodar Krai, Russia
- Detention occurred in Sochi, affecting a family in Krasnodar, as local legal proceedings are reported.Wed 06:54
- Voting discrepancies were reported in Sochi, involving the Caucasian Knot, where observers were listed but absent at stations.Wed 06:54
State Duma
lower house of Federal Assembly of Russia
- The Central Election Commission used Tsifrotekh, a subsidiary of Rostelecom, while overseeing elections for the lower house of the Russian parliament.Fri 11:40
- Rostelecom protected the voting infrastructure for the State Duma against multiple cyberattacks from various international actors.Fri 11:40

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