Sergey Neverov Withdraws from Duma Preliminary Voting Ahead of Elections
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Sergey Neverov, former Deputy Speaker of Russia's State Duma, has withdrawn from the preliminary voting process for the upcoming Duma elections. This development affects the composition of candidates for the legislative body and may influence the political dynamics within the Russian parliament. Neverov's departure signals a shift in the lineup of contenders ahead of the elections scheduled later this year.
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- •Sergey Neverov announced his withdrawal from the preliminary voting on May 14, 2026.
- •Neverov previously served as Deputy Speaker of the State Duma.
- •The withdrawal means Neverov will not be a candidate in the forthcoming Duma elections.
- •The State Duma elections are scheduled for 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Sergey Neverov endorses another candidate or party it could shift voter support and alter the balance of power among competing parties in the Duma elections.
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