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Technology against electoral fraud: A focus on transparency
Julia Krivonosova on whether electoral technologies can help combat fraud
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Can Russia really go to the polls in a pandemic?
Julia Krivonosova considers what must be done to hold an election during a public health emergency
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E-voting in Moscow: A Gratuitous Gimmick
Yulia Krivonosova on the problems with e-voting in Russia
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How Trustworthy is Russia’s New Optical Scan Voting System?
Yulia Krivonosova on whether more sophisticated voting technologies can solve the problem of vote rigging
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September Elections in Russia: Who Won?
Russia’s communists have secured a strong support base after elections marked by low turnout and dwindling support for United Russia. But what does this all mean for national politics?
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The Dizzying Whimsy of Russia’s Election Laws
Russia’s Federal State Duma is addicted to amending its election laws, a cynical way of wrong footing opposition forces and maintaining control