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Russian legislative constituency
Tolyatti single-member constituency Deputy Federal subject Samara Oblast Districts Shigonsky , Stavropolsky (Khryashchevka, Kirillovka, Lunacharsky, Musorka, Nizhnee Sancheleevo, Podstepki, Primorsky, Tashelka, Timofeevka, Uzyukovo, Verkhnee Sancheleevo, Verkhnie Belozerki, Vyselki, Yagodnoe), Tolyatti (Avtozavodsky , Tsentralny )[1] Voters 511,546 (2021)[2]
Tolyatti constituency (No.159[a] ) is a Russian legislative constituency in Samara Oblast . Until 2007 the constituency covered the whole city of Tolyatti but since 2016 it includes only parts of Toyatti and surrounding rural areas.
Members [ edit ]
Election results [ edit ]
Summary of the 17 December 1995 Russian legislative election in the Tolyatti constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Anatoly Morozov
Our Home – Russia
69,451
23.22%
Mikhail Burlakov
Liberal Democratic Party
46,496
15.55%
Yulia Danshina
Stanislav Govorukhin Bloc
34,916
11.68%
Nikolay Sudakov
Agrarian Party
31,140
10.41%
Andrey Polynsky
Independent
29,181
9.76%
Sergey Sedykin
Independent
15,101
5.05%
Vladimir Poplavsky
Derzhava
13,643
4.56%
Vadim Mingalev
Forward, Russia!
12,092
4.04%
Vladimir Lomakin
Congress of Russian Communities
10,821
3.62%
Larisa Bozina
Independent
4,930
1.65%
against all
25,763
8.61%
Total
299,050
100%
Source:
[4]
Summary of the 19 December 1999 Russian legislative election in the Tolyatti constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Anatoly Ivanov
Independent
91,011
30.06%
Vitaly Zykov
Independent
37,597
12.42%
Vladimir Chungurov
Communist Party
34,276
11.32%
Vyacheslav Volkov
Independent
30,913
10.21%
Anatoly Morozov (incumbent)
Independent
26,948
8.90%
Dmitry Vasilyev
Unity
21,032
6.95%
Aleksey Kirienko
Fatherland – All Russia
17,592
5.81%
Vladimir Yakushin
Independent
4,587
1.51%
Andrey Zherebyatyev
Party of Pensioners
4,211
1.39%
Vladimir Kozlyaev
Liberal Democratic Party
3,515
1.16%
Vyacheslav Kolesov
Independent
3,216
1.06%
Andrey Demidov
Independent
1,750
0.58%
Sergey Sankov
Congress of Russian Communities -Yury Boldyrev Movement
821
0.27%
Pavel Safronov
Spiritual Heritage
497
0.16%
against all
21,024
6.94%
Total
302,781
100%
Source:
[5]
Summary of the 7 December 2003 Russian legislative election in the Tolyatti constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Anatoly Ivanov (incumbent)
People's Party
81,348
29.31%
Aleksandr Taratynov
United Russia
57,947
20.88%
Svetlana Peunova
Independent
30,083
10.84%
Borislav Grinblat
Union of Right Forces
26,419
9.52%
Vladimir Chungurov
Independent
17,933
6.46%
Lyudmila Balashova
Liberal Democratic Party
13,762
4.96%
Igor Safonov
Independent
5,385
1.94%
Boris Zhigalev
Agrarian Party
3,721
1.34%
Vladimir Konovalov
For a Holy Russia
2,014
1.34%
Roman Kolosov
United Russian Party Rus'
1,467
0.53%
against all
33,112
11.93%
Total
278,102
100%
Source:
[6]
Summary of the 18 September 2016 Russian legislative election in the Tolyatti constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Vladimir Bokk
United Russia
82,398
34.70%
Leonid Kalashnikov
Communist Party
73,840
31.09%
Sergey Mikhaylov
Liberal Democratic Party
23,307
9.81%
Mikhail Maryakhin
A Just Russia
16,175
6.81%
Anatoly Ivanov
Communists of Russia
9,489
4.00%
Sergey Simak
Yabloko
5,044
2.12%
Andrey Gavrilov
Rodina
4,997
2.10%
Natalya Semikova
The Greens
4,988
2.10%
Mikhail Kurbakov
Party of Growth
3,989
1.68%
Vitaly Yerkaev
People's Freedom Party
3,198
1.35%
Total
246,017
100%
Source:
[7]
Summary of the 17-19 September 2021 Russian legislative election in the Tolyatti constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Leonid Kalashnikov
Communist Party
77,988
38.71%
Irina Dolgopolova
United Russia
43,644
21.66%
Ivan Popov
A Just Russia — For Truth
18,924
9.39%
Andrey Urusov
New People
9,565
4.75%
Boris Ardalin
Party of Pensioners
8,066
4.00%
Aleksandr Kotlyar
Liberal Democratic Party
7,322
3.63%
Vadim Nuzhdin
Rodina
6,327
3.14%
Valery Lebedev
Communists of Russia
6,133
3.04%
Nikolay Stepanov
Russian Party of Freedom and Justice
4,918
2.44%
Yevgeny Zverev
The Greens
4,243
2.11%
Oleg Burlak
Party of Growth
4,201
2.09%
Total
198,275
100%
Source:
[8]
^ No.154 in 1993-1995, No.155 in 1995-2007
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