Putin became the president of Russia for the fifth time by winning 87% of the votes
| After three days of national elections, Vladimir Putin won 87 percent of the votes and became the president of Russia for the fifth term. |
report Mehr News Agency quoted Spectator, according to the announcement of the Central Election Commission of Russia, Vladimir Putin became the president of this country for the fifth term according to the expectations by winning the majority of votes.
According to the announcement of the Central Election Commission of Russia, after counting 99.7% of the ballots, Putin won 87% of the votes. This figure is more than all the previous periods in which he participated in the elections and won.
Russian presidential elections started on Friday and continued until yesterday (Sunday). This was the first time in the history of Russian presidential elections that the voting process was carried out in 3 days.
40-year-old Vladislav Daunkov, current member of the Duma from the New Personalities party, 56-year-old Leonid Slutsky, member of the Duma and head of the Liberal Democratic Party, and 75-year-old Nikolai Kharitonov, deputy of the Communist Party of Russia, are rivals. They were the main Putin in this election.
Putin, who will remain in power for another 6 years, criticized what is known as democracy in the United States in a gathering of reporters at his campaign headquarters. .
