Despite allegations of electoral fraud, Russian President Vladimir Putin's party looks set to win the country's next election.
According to a survey, the ruling party will have a clear majority.
It should be noted that critics of the Russian government were not allowed to participate in this election and reports of ballot stuffing and forced voting have been received from many areas.
However, the country's election commission has denied the allegations.
According to the preliminary results released by the commission, 64% of the votes have been counted so far. According to preliminary results, Putin's United Russia party won about 48 percent of the vote, while the Communist Party won 21 percent.
According to a poll published on the Russian news agency Rheu, 45% of the total votes went to the ruling party.
The ruling party declared victory shortly after the close of voting on Sunday. Andrei Trichuk, leader of the United Russia party, was seen on state television congratulating his supporters in Moscow on a "clear and transparent" victory.
