Voting for the 9th Russian State Duma election took the lead in Kamchatka Krai and Chukchi Autonomous Oblast at 8 o'clock local time on September 18. This is the first time that Russia has held national parliamentary elections since launching a special military operation against Ukraine in 2022. According to information released by the Russian Central Election Commission, the voting period for this election is from September 18 to 20, and September 20 is the unified voting day for all of Russia. In order to adapt to Russia's territorial characteristics spanning 11 time zones, voting periods in various regions will be held due to erroneous peaks, and remote electronic voting channels will be opened at the same time. The election will also open 319 overseas polling stations, and the number of overseas voters will exceed 1,816 million.

Voting for the 9th Russian State Duma election took the lead in Kamchatka Krai and Chukchi Autonomous Oblast at 8 o'clock local time on September 18. This is the first time that Russia has held national parliamentary elections since launching a special military operation against Ukraine in 2022. According to information released by the Russian Central Election Commission, the voting period for this election is from September 18 to 20, and September 20 is the unified voting day for all of Russia. In order to adapt to Russia's territorial characteristics spanning 11 time zones, voting periods in various regions will be held due to erroneous peaks, and remote electronic voting channels will be opened at the same time. The election will also open 319 overseas polling stations, and the number of overseas voters will exceed 1,816 million.