Russia’s State Duma elections took place over three days from 18 to 20 September 2026, the first nationwide parliamentary vote since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The mixed electoral system allocates 225 seats via federal party lists requiring a 5% threshold and 225 via single-member constituencies. Official results confirm United Russia securing a record constitutional majority exceeding 340 seats, with the Communist Party, LDPR, New People, and A Just Russia each clearing the threshold to retain representation. Yabloko was removed from the ballot by court order prior to voting, while other registered parties fell short of the threshold. The Central Election Commission reported turnout near 59%, aided by extended voting periods and electronic options in select regions. These outcomes determine which parties gain seats in the ninth convocation.