2012 Russian Opposition Coordination Council election information
2012 Russian Opposition Coordination Council election (Common Civil list)
20–22 October 2012
Registered
170,012 (97,727 verified)
Turnout
47.83%
Nominee
Alexei Navalny
Dmitry Bykov
Garry Kasparov
Party
ACF
League of Voters
OGF
Popular vote
43,723
38,520
33,849
Percentage
53.76%
47.37%
41.62%
Nominee
Ksenia Sobchak
Ilya Yashin
Mikhail Gelfand
Party
Independent
RPR-PARNAS
Independent
Popular vote
32,529
32,529
32,260
Percentage
40.00%
39.94%
39.67%
Nominee
Yevgeniya Chirikova
Mikhail Shats
Vladimir Ashurkov
Party
Independent
Independent
People's Alliance OC
Popular vote
32,221
30,580
28,754
Percentage
39.62%
37.60%
35.36%
2012 Russian Opposition Coordination Council election (Left-wing Forces list)
20–22 October 2012
Registered
170,012 (97,727 verified)
Turnout
40.38%
Nominee
Alexey Gaskarov
Yekaterina Aitova
Alexander Nikolayev
Party
Independent
CPRF
Independent
Popular vote
22,935
22,921
14,632
Percentage
33.41%
33.39%
21.32%
Nominee
Akim Palchayev
Leonid Razvozzhayev
Party
Left Front
Left Front
Popular vote
13,720
12,760
Percentage
19.99%
18.59%
2012 Russian Opposition Coordination Council election (Liberal Forces list)
20–22 October 2012
Registered
170,012 (97,727 verified)
Turnout
41.26%
Nominee
Sergey Davidis
Andrey Pivovarov [ru]
Anton Dolgikh
Party
5th of December Party OC
RPR-PARNAS
RPR-PARNAS
Popular vote
27,216
23,314
21,164
Percentage
38.80%
33.24%
30.17%
Nominee
Anna Karetnikova
Pyotr Tsarkov
Party
5th of December Party OC
Solidarnost
Popular vote
19,174
17,729
Percentage
27.34%
25.28%
2012 Russian Opposition Coordination Council election (Nationalist Forces list)
20–22 October 2012
Registered
170,012 (97,727 verified)
Turnout
39.89%
Nominee
Daniil Konstantinov
Igor Artemov [ru]
Nikolay Bondarik
Party
Moscow Defense League
RONS
Russian march OC
Popular vote
21,433
17,393
16,800
Percentage
31.61%
25.65%
24.77%
Nominee
Konstantin Krylov
Vladimir Thor [ru]
Party
NDP
NDP
Popular vote
15,895
10,593
Percentage
23.44%
15.62%
Elections to the Russian Opposition Coordination Council were held on 20–22 October 2012. The Coordination Council was elected for one year; it was planned to hold new elections after this period. Registration of candidates and voters was carried out on the 'cvk2012.org' website. 81325 voters took part in the elections.[1]
The elections to the Coordination Council were organized after repeated mass political demonstrations that began after the Russian legislative election on 4 December 2011, continued during the campaign for the election of the President of Russia and after the presidential elections held on 4 March 2012.
The creation of the Coordination Council was announced at the second March of Millions on June 12, 2012.[2] The Coordination Council was dissolved in October 2013.[3]
^"Центральный выборный комитет: Результаты голосования". Archived from the original on 2012-10-23. Retrieved 2013-01-25.
^"Удальцов: оппозиция рассчитывает привлечь 100 000 человек на выборы в Координационный совет. «Ведомости», 18.08.2012". Archived from the original on 2014-07-08. Retrieved 2012-09-26.
^"Координационный совет оппозиции прекратил существование". www.kommersant.ru (in Russian). 2013-10-19. Retrieved 2023-03-30.
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