56% of Russians would back Putin if presidential elections were held this week, poll shows, ahead of critical parliamentary vote ...News

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If presidential elections were held in Russia this weekend, Vladimir Putin could expect to be re-elected for a fifth term in the Kremlin, a new poll has revealed, with leading opposition figures attracting single-digit support. The research, conducted by the Levada Center – Russia’s most prominent polling company, which is registered as a ‘foreign agent’ by its Ministry of Justice over links to overseas funding – surveyed more than 1,600 people in urban and rural areas across the country. It asked participants to name the politician they would vote for to lead the nation, if a presidential election were held in the coming days. Putin w

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