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The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation presented the results of a study on the readiness of citizens for the upcoming elections to the State Duma.
MOSCOW, September 9 - RIA Novosti. The majority (68.1%) of Russians said that they would vote in the State Duma elections, 22.2% are more likely to take part in the vote, according to the results of a study by the Central Election Commission (CEC) of the Russian Federation.
During the meeting, the Central Election Commission presented the results of a study on the readiness of citizens to vote in the State Duma elections. Thus, 68.1% of Russians said that they would participate in voting, 22.2% of Russian citizens responded that they were more likely to vote in the September elections.
84.2% of those who plan to vote are going to come to the polling station, 6.3% want to vote at home.

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