Deputy of the 6th convocation. Composition and structure of the State Duma of the VI convocation

The first elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation

IN recent history Russia's first elections to the State Duma were held in 1993. By decree of the President of the Russian Federation Boris Yeltsin, the current Supreme Soviet and the Congress of People's Deputies were dissolved and elections of the Russian parliament of the Federal Assembly were scheduled. By the same Decree, elections to the State Duma, the lower house of the Federal Assembly, and the upper house of parliament, the Federation Council, were scheduled for December 12, 1993.
A mixed electoral system remained in the country: candidates could go to the Duma both in single-mandate districts and on party lists. It was this system that formed the State Duma of the first (1993), second (1995), third (1999) and fourth (2003) convocations. 450 deputies were elected to the Duma for a four-year term, 225 of them in single-member districts (one district - one deputy) and 225 in the federal electoral district, in proportion to the number of votes cast for federal lists of candidates for deputies nominated by electoral associations and electoral blocs.
Elections to the Duma of the fifth convocation on December 2, 2007 were already held in accordance with the new Federal Law, which provides for the election of all State Duma deputies in a federal constituency in proportion to the number of votes cast for federal lists of candidates. Federal lists of candidates were nominated only by political parties. Those parties that have overcome the 7 percent barrier have entered the Duma. The column "against all candidates" disappeared from the ballots. For the first time, no minimum turnout threshold was set in a federal election.

State Duma of the first convocation, 1993-1995

On December 12, 1993, 444 deputies were elected. Among them are 225 in the federal constituency and 219 in single-mandate constituencies. Elections were not held in five constituencies, and elections were not held in one (Chechen Republic).
Eight out of 13 electoral associations (blocs) overcame the 5% threshold: Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (64 seats), Choice of Russia (64), Communist Party of the Russian Federation (42), Women of Russia (23), Agrarian Party of Russia (57), Yabloko (27), Party of Russian Unity and Consent (22), Democratic Party of Russia (14).
The Duma included representatives of 32 nationalities. At the time of the election, there were 58 women deputies (just over 13 percent of the total number of deputies).
At the beginning of the work of the Duma of the first convocation, the representative function dominated the legislative one. For two years of work, the Duma of the first convocation adopted 461 laws. 310 adopted laws came into effect. According to experts, the Duma of the first convocation fulfilled the mission of transition from the Soviet "pre-parliament" to a professional democratic parliament; structured along party lines.

State Duma of the second convocation, 1995-1999

Elections were held on December 17, 1995. Four electoral associations were able to overcome the 5% threshold: the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (157 seats), Our Home is Russia (55), the Liberal Democratic Party (51) and Yabloko (45). Elections were held in all constituencies.
46 women were elected to the Duma of the second convocation. Their representation in comparison with the Duma of the first convocation has decreased from 13 to 10 percent.
The deputies of the second convocation inherited from the Duma of the first convocation about 500 bills that were at various stages of consideration. In this regard, a special commission was formed to ensure continuity in lawmaking. The Duma of the second convocation adopted 1036 laws, of which 749 entered into force.

State Duma of the third convocation, 1999-2003

Elections were held on December 19, 1999. In eight single-mandate constituencies, the elections were declared invalid. In these constituencies, repeated elections to the Duma were held on March 26, 2000. In the Chechen single-mandate constituency No. 31, the elections were held on August 20, 2000.
Six electoral associations overcame the 5% barrier: the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (113 seats), the Interregional Movement "Unity" ("Bear") (73), "Fatherland - All Russia" (68), SPS 29, "Zhirinovsky Bloc" 17, Association "Yabloko" 20.
In total, during the period of the third convocation, 265 regular, extraordinary and additional meetings of the Duma were held, at which a total of about 2,100 bills were considered in different readings.

State Duma of the fourth convocation, 2003-2007

Elections were held on December 7, 2003. In three single-mandate constituencies, the elections were declared void, as the majority of voters in these constituencies voted against all candidates.
Three political parties and one electoral bloc managed to overcome the 5% barrier: United Russia (223 seats), the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (52), the Liberal Democratic Party (36), the Rodina electoral bloc (37).
One of the main distinguishing features of the Duma of the fourth convocation is the highest level of succession in the composition of its deputy corps compared to all previous convocations. In 2003, 207 deputies of the State Duma of the third convocation were elected for the next term of their powers. In addition, after the 2003 elections, several deputies of the first and second convocations returned to the Duma, and the total number of deputies who already had experience in it amounted to 224, that is, almost half of the entire deputies' corps.
For four years of work, the parliamentarians have considered 2,712 bills, of which 1,062 federal laws have been adopted, 25 constitutional laws have been approved.

State Duma of the fifth convocation, 2007-2012

Following the elections on December 2, 2007, United Russia won a constitutional majority of 315 seats in the lower house. Communists - 57 mandates, LDPR - 40, " Fair Russia» - 38. The composition of the lower house has been updated by about half.
The State Duma of the fifth convocation retained such "old-timers" as Vladimir Zhirinovsky (LDPR) and Gennady Zyuganov (KPRF). Among the deputies of the fifth convocation there are many well-known artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, doctors, teachers, lawyers and public figures. And in terms of the number of athletes, this Duma surpassed all previous ones. In particular, Olympic champions Anton Sikharulidze, Alina Kabaeva, Svetlana Khorkina, Svetlana Zhurova, Irina Rodnina and Svetlana Ishmuratova were deputies of the State Duma.
Also, for the first time, the chairman of the All-Russian Society of the Disabled Alexander Lomakin Rumyantsev from the Just Russia faction and the champion of the Paralympic Games in Turin in cross-country skiing, Secretary General of the Paralympic Committee of the Russian Federation United Russia Mikhail Terentyev were elected to the Parliament. Especially for them, carpenters equipped ramps to facilitate the movement of stairs, as well as special chairs in the plenary hall.

State Duma of Russia, 6th convocation, 2012-2016

List of factions of the State Duma of Russia of the 6th convocation

State Duma of Russia, 7th convocation, 2016-2021

52 million 700 thousand 922 voters took part in the elections to the State Duma of the seventh convocation. The voter turnout was 47.88%. In total, the new convocation of the lower chamber is represented by six parties and one self-nominated candidate.
Four parties entered the State Duma of the seventh convocation according to the lists: United Russia, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the Liberal Democratic Party and Just Russia. According to the results of the elections, United Russia received 343 mandates, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 42, the Liberal Democratic Party - 39, and Just Russia - 23.
In addition to these four parties, two single-mandates made it to the State Duma (chairman of the Rodina party Alexei Zhuravlev and head of the Civic Platform federal political committee Rifat Shaikhutdinov), as well as one self-nominated Vladislav Reznik.

Elections to the lower house of the Parliament of the Russian Federation in the Tver region

Elections to the lower house of parliament in 2003. On this day, a combined election of deputies was held on the territory of the Tver region State Duma the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the Governor of the Tver Region, as well as municipal elections.
The preparation and conduct of elections to the lower house of parliament in the Tver region was carried out by the Electoral Commission of the Tver Region, 2 district election commissions, 46 territorial and 1367 precinct election commissions with a total population of more than 10,000 people.
During election campaign District election commissions registered 29 candidates for deputies (13 candidates in constituency No. 172 and 16 in constituency No. 173). 23 electoral associations presented their candidates on the proportional part of the list. As a result of the elections, four electoral associations overcame the 5% barrier.
Elections to the lower house of parliament 2007 During the elections, technological equipment was purchased for the polling stations of the region: 350 portable and 1050 stationary voting boxes. To ensure the exercise of the electoral rights of people with disabilities, a number of polling stations in 13 municipalities. For the first time in the Tver region, a polling station was created for persons who do not have registration on the territory of the Russian Federation. Such a polling station was formed on the basis of the Tver House of Mercy. Also, for the first time in the elections, a special degree of protection of the ballot was provided - a special stamp that was pasted on the ballots.

3053 candidates from 7 political parties participated in the election campaign for the elections of deputies of the State Duma of Russia of the sixth convocation in 2011. In the federal part of the list, 59 candidates from all 7 political parties went to the polls, 37 candidates out of 38 nominated candidates were registered in the regional groups of political parties in the Tver region: from A Just Russia - 12; from the Liberal Democratic Party - 4; from "Patriots of Russia" - 3; from the Communist Party - 5; from "Apple" - 3; from " United Russia» - 6; from "Right Cause" - 4.

On September 18, 2016, there were 1217 precinct election commissions and the same number of polling stations in the Tver region. Voter turnout was 41.62%.

In the Tver region, in the elections of deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation of the seventh convocation in a single constituency, four parties overcame the five percent barrier: United Russia (45.0%), LDPR (16.35%), Communist Party of the Russian Federation (15.23%) and Fair Russia" (9.61%).

Candidates from United Russia won in single-mandate constituencies.

In the 179th Tver constituency, Svetlana Maksimova (United Russia) won with 35.49% of the vote.

In the 180th Zavolzhsky constituency, Vladimir Vasiliev (United Russia) won a landslide victory with 53.03% of the vote.

09/25/2011 11:02:00 XII Congress of the All-Russian political party "UNITED RUSSIA"

September 24, 2011

FEDERAL PART OF THE FEDERAL LIST OF CANDIDATES

1. MEDVEDEV DMITRY ANATOLYEVICH

REGIONAL GROUPS OF THE FEDERAL LIST OF CANDIDATES
to the deputies of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the sixth convocation

Regional Group 1
Republic of Adygea (Adygea)
2. 1. KUMPILOV Murat Karalbievich
3. 2. WIDTH Irina Viktorovna
4. 3. NATHO Raziet Khamedovna
5. 4. ISAEV Rizvangadzhi Abdulaevich

Regional Group 2
Altai Republic
6. 1. PEKPEEV Sergey Timurovich
7. 2. OBLOGIN Viktor Alexandrovich
8. 3. VOSTROKNUTOV Igor Vladimirovich

Regional Group 3
Republic of Bashkortostan
9. 1. KHAMITOV Rustem Zakievich
10. 2. KRASHENINNIKOV Pavel Vladimirovich
11. 3. RAKHMATULINA Zagura Yaganurovna
12. 4. KACHKAEV Pavel Rurikovich
13. 5. YUSUPOV Marcel Kharisovich
14. 6. DEGTYAREV Alexander Nikolaevich
15. 7. TARASENKO Mikhail Ivanovich
16. 8. FAKHRITDINOV Irshat Yunirovich
17. 9. BATALOVA Rima Akberdinovna
18. 10. MAKHMUTOV Anvar Anasovich
19. 11. KLIMOV Viktor Vladimirovich
20. 12. MURZABAEVA Salia Sharifyanovna
21. 13. MARDANSHIN Rafael Mirkhatimovich
22. 14. POTSYAPUN Vladimir Timofeevich
23. 15. SAGITOV Salavat Talgatovich
24. 16. ISHMUKHAMETOV Rustam Rifatovich
25. 17. FAZLYEVA Elza Akhmetovna
26. 18. YARMUKHAMETOV Zinnur Gubaidullovich

Regional Group 4
The Republic of Buryatia
27. 1. NAGOVITSYN Vyacheslav Vladimirovich
28. 2. SLIPENCHUK Mikhail Viktorovich
29. 3. GYPYLOVA Yulia Valerievna
30. 4. KHANKHALAEV Evgeny Kazakovich
31. 5. BELYKH Leonid Yakovlevich

Regional Group 5
The Republic of Dagestan
32. 1. MAGOMEDOV Magomedsalam Magomedalievich
33. 2. MAGOMEDOV Magomed-Sultan Baibolatovich
34. 3. ABDULATIPOV Ramazan Gadzhimuradovich
35. 4. GADZHIEV Magomed Tazhudinovich
36. 5. SHIKHSAIDOV Khizri Isaevich
37. 6. Kurbanov Rivzan Daniyalovich
38. 7. GASANOV Magomedkadi Nabievich
39. 8. SAFARALIEV Gadzhimet Kerimovich
40. 9. AMIRILAEV Adam Bashirovich
41. 10. BALASHOV Balash Kurbanmagomedovich
42. 11. GADZHIEV Murad Stanislavovich
43. 12. UMAKHANOV Umakhan Magomedovich
44. 13. ASKENDEROV Zaur Asevovich
45. 14. ABASOV Mamed Magaramovich

Regional Group 6
The Republic of Ingushetia
46. 1. YEVKUROV Yunus-Bek Bamatgireevich
47. 2. KHAMCHIEV Belan Bagaudinovich
48. 3. KHARSIEV Alikhan Anatolievich

Regional Group 7
Kabardino-Balkarian Republic
49. 1. KANOKOV Arsen Bashirovich
50. 2. SHKHAGOSHEV Adalbi Lyulevich
51. 3. GEKKIEV Zaur Dalkhatovich
52. 4. Vasiliev Yuri Viktorovich

Regional Group 8
Republic of Kalmykia
53. 1. ORLOV Alexey Maratovich
54. 2. MUKABENOVA Marina Alekseevna
55. 3. KOOKUEVA Antonina Ivanovna

Regional Group 9
Karachay-Cherkess Republic
56. 1. TEMREZOV Rashid Borispievich
57. 2. STARSHINOV Mikhail Evgenievich
58. 3. ERKENOV Akhmat Chokaevich
59. 4. MURADOV Nikolai Yurievich

Regional Group 10
Republic of Karelia
60. 1. PIVNENKO Valentina Nikolaevna
61. 2. SELYANIN Alexander Alexandrovich
62. 3. GNETOVA Elena Georgievna

Regional Group 11
Komi Republic
63. 1. GAYZER Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
64. 2. KUZMINYKH Tamara Gavrilovna
65. 3. PONEVEZHSKY Vladimir Alexandrovich
66. 4. SAMOILOV Evgeny Aleksandrovich

Regional Group 12
Mari El Republic
67. 1. MARKELOV Leonid Igorevich
68. 2. SHEMYAKIN Vladimir Leonidovich
69. 3. YAKOVLEVA Larisa Nikolaevna
70. 4. MUKHIN Vladimir Ivanovich

Regional Group 13
The Republic of Mordovia
71. 1. MERKUSHKIN Nikolai Ivanovich
72. 2. OSIPOV Vyacheslav Konstantinovich
73. 3. EFIMOV Vitaly Borisovich
74. 4. SHKOlkina Nadezhda Vasilievna
75. 5. CHINDYASKIN Sergei Viktorovich
76. 6. TULTAEV Petr Nikolaevich

Regional Group 14
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
77. 1. Egor A. BORISOV
78. 2. SHTYROV Vyacheslav Anatolievich
79. 3. NIKOLAEV Mikhail Efimovich
80. 4. PESKOVSKAYA Yulia Anatolyevna
81. 5. BALAKSHIN Georgy Ruslanovich

Regional Group 15
Republic North Ossetia- Alanya
82. 1. MAMSUROV Taimuraz Dzambekovich
83. 2. Khadartsev Maharbek Khazbievich
84. 3. AGUZAROV Tamerlan Kimovich
85. 4. MAKIEV Zurab Gayozovich

Regional Group 16
Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan)
86. 1. MINNIKHANOV Rustam Nurgalievich
87. 2. MUHAMETSHIN Farid Khairullovich
88. 3. MOROZOV Oleg Viktorovich
89. 4. KABAEVA Alina Maratovna
90. 5. GILMUTDINOV Ildar Irekovich
91. 6. KOGOGINA Alfiya Gumarovna
92. 7. BOGUSLAVSKII Irek Borisovich
93. 8. BARIEV Marat Mansurovich
94. 9. ILYASOV Radik Sabitovich
95. 10. Khairov Rinat Shamilevich
96. 11. SIDYAKIN Alexander Gennadievich
97. 12. ABUBAKIROV Rishat Fazlutdinovich
98. 13. GALIMARDANOV Marsel Magfurovich
99. 14. KHAIRULLIN Airat Nazipovich
100. 15. SIBAGATULLIN Fatih Saubanovich
101. 16. AKULOV Timur Yurievich
102. 17. GRISHIN Evgeny Anatolievich
103. 18. GAZIZOV Azat Khalilovich

Regional Group 17
Tyva Republic
104. 1. KARA-OOL Sholban Valerievich
105. 2. SHOIGU Larisa Kuzhugetovna
106. 3. MONGUSH MAADYR-OOL Kavaaevich
107. 4. MAZUREVSKY Konstantin Sergeevich

Regional Group 18
Udmurt republic
108. 1. VOLKOV Alexander Alexandrovich
109. 2. MUSALIMOV Nikolai Nikolaevich
110. 3. ABROSKIN Nikolai Pavlovich
111. 4. AGAEV Bekhan Vakhaevich
112. 5. PITKEVICH Mikhail Yurievich

Regional Group 19
The Republic of Khakassia
113. 1. ZIMIN Viktor Mikhailovich
114. 2. MAKSIMOVA Nadezhda Sergeevna
115. 3. SANNIKOV Vladimir Nikolaevich
116. 4. SHTYGASHEV Vladimir Nikolaevich

Regional Group 20
Chechen Republic
117. 1. KADYROV Ramzan Akhmatovich
118. 2. BAYSULTANOV Odes Khasaevich
119. 3. ABDURAKHMANOV Dukuvakha Bashtaevich
120. 4. DELIMKHANOV Adam Sultanovich
121. 5. VAHAEV KHOZH Magomed Khumaydovich
122. 6. SELIMKHANOV Magomed Salamovich
123. 7. SARALIEV Shamsail Yunusovich

Regional Group 21
Chuvash Republic - Chuvashia
124. 1. IGNATIEV Mikhail Vasilievich
125. 2. KOSACHEV Konstantin Iosifovich
126. 3. SAMOILOVA Alla Vladimirovna
127. 4. TIKHONOV Ruslan Kronidovich
128. 5. POPOV Yuri Alekseevich
129. 6. IVANOVA Olimpiada Vladimirovna
130. 7. BARANOV Alexander Pavlovich

Regional Group 22
Altai region
131. 1. CARLIN Alexander Bogdanovich
132. 2. NEVEROV Sergey Ivanovich
133. 3. PROKOPIEV Alexander Sergeevich
134. 4. GERASIMENKO Nikolai Fedorovich
135. 5. ROMANOV Alexey Viktorovich
136. 6. SHORSHOROV Stepan Mkrtychevich
137. 7. PETINA Natalya Ivanovna
138. 8. SMERTIN Alexey Gennadievich
139. 9. MARKOV Vladimir Ivanovich
140. 10. ILYUCHENKO Tatyana Viktorovna

Regional Group 23
Zabaykalsky Krai
141. 1. ZHIRYAKOV Stepan Mikhailovich
142. 2. KOBZON Joseph Davydovich
143. 3. GOVORIN Nikolay Vasilievich
144. 4. DORZHIEVA Darima Dagbazhalsanovna
145. 5. FILONICH Alexander Ivanovich

Regional Group 24
Kamchatka Krai
146. 1. ILYUKHIN Vladimir Ivanovich
147. 2. YAROVAYA Irina Anatolyevna
148. 3. FURYAEV Gennady Ivanovich

Regional Group 25
Krasnodar region
149. 1. TKACHEV Alexander Nikolaevich
150. 2. BEKETOV Vladimir Andreevich
151. 3. GOROVOY Nikolai Ivanovich
152. 4. CHORUS Gleb Yakovlevich
153. 5. DEMCHENKO Ivan Ivanovich
154. 6. TKACHEV Alexey Nikolaevich
155. 7. SHLEGEL Robert Alexandrovich
156. 8. Krivonosov Sergey Vladimirovich
157. 9. EZUBOV Alexey Petrovich
158. 10. SKOROBOGATKO Alexander Ivanovich
159. 11. KRAVCHENKO Valery Nikolaevich
160. 12. REMEZKOV Alexander Alexandrovich
161. 13. TOLSTOPYATOV Vasily Vasilyevich
162. 14. KHARCHENKO Ivan Nikolaevich
163. 15. KOPACHEV Yuri Panteleevich
164. 16. METKIN Alexander Mikhailovich
165. 17. SHENDRIK Evgeny Demyanovich
166. 18. KARAVAEVA Irina Vladimirovna
167. 19. VOEVODA Alexey Ivanovich

Regional Group 26
Krasnoyarsk region
168. 1. SHOIGU Sergey Kuzhugetovich
169. 2. PIMASHKOV Petr Ivanovich
170. 3. Andrey Yurievich VOROBYOV
171. 4. KARMAZINA Raisa Vasilievna
172. 5. ZUBAREV Viktor Vladislavovich
173. 6. Andrey Aleksandrovich KLISHAS
174. 7. SEMENOV Valery Vladimirovich
175. 8. YASHIN Mikhail Evgenievich
176. 9. EGOROVA Marina Viktorovna
177. 10. KOLMYKOV Vladimir Afonasevich

Regional Group 27
Perm region
178. 1. TRUTNEV Yuri Petrovich
179. 2. TRAPEZNIKOV Valery Vladimirovich
180. 3. Andrey Arkadyevich KLIMOV
181. 4. PUSHKOV Alexey Konstantinovich
182. 5. LOMAKIN Anatoly Gennadievich
183. 6. KURANOV Grigory Vladimirovich
184. 7. KORYUKINA Irina Petrovna
185. 8. SHALAEV Vladimir Vasilievich
186. 9. MITVOL Oleg Lvovich
187. 10. TUSHNOLOBOV Gennady Petrovich

Regional Group 28
Primorsky Krai
188. 1. SHUVALOV Igor Ivanovich
189. 2. VASILYEV Vyacheslav Leonidovich
190. 3. SIDENKO Konstantin Semenovich
191. 4. GLUBOKOVSKAYA Elmira Huseynovna
192. 5. PINSKY Victor Vitalievich
193. 6. KOSTENKO Alexander Ivanovich

Regional Group 29
Stavropol region
194. 1. SECHIN Igor Ivanovich
195. 2. EM Yuri Pavlovich
196. 3. MURGA Andrey Yurievich
197. 4. GOVORUKHIN Stanislav Sergeevich
198. 5. ZERENKOV Valery Georgievich
199. 6. KAZAKOVA Olga Mikhailovna
200. 7. TIMOFEEVA Olga Viktorovna
201. 8. GONCHAROV Nikolay Vladimirovich
202. 9. BEREZHNAYA Elena Viktorovna

Regional Group 30
Khabarovsk region,
Jewish Autonomous Region
203. 1. SHPORT Vyacheslav Ivanovich
204. 2. MOISEEV Mikhail Alekseevich
205. 3. REZNIK Boris Lvovich
206. 4. SHISHKIN Alexander Gennadievich
207. 5. Andrey Viktorovich KLIMOV
208. 6. ISAEVA Ksenia Sergeevna

Regional Group 31
Amurskaya Oblast
209. 1. KOZHEMIAKO Oleg Nikolaevich
210. 2. ROMANENKO Roman Yurievich
211. 3. ZRAZHEVSKY Gennady Alekseevich
212. 4. GOLDSTEIN Rostislav Ernstovich
213. 5. YANAKOV Eduard Yakimovich

Regional Group 32
Arhangelsk region,
Nenets Autonomous Okrug
214. 1. PEKHTIN Vladimir Alekseevich
215. 2. VTORYGINA Elena Andreevna
216. 3. DOBRYNIN Konstantin Eduardovich
217. 4. KALISTRATOV Nikolay Yakovlevich
218. 5. KOSHIN Igor Viktorovich

Regional Group 33
Astrakhan region
219. 1. ZHILKIN Alexander Alexandrovich
220. 2. MAKSAKOVA-IGENBERGS Maria Petrovna
221. 3. BOZHENOV Sergey Anatolievich
222. 4. Ogul Leonid Anatolievich

Regional Group 34
Belgorod region
223. 1. SAVCHENKO Yevgeny Stepanovich
224. 2. SKOCH Andrey Vladimirovich
225. 3. SENATOROVA Elena Nikolaevna
226. 4. LEBEDEV Oleg Vladimirovich
227. 5. KRUG Valery Stepanovich
228. 6. KHORKINA Svetlana Vasilievna
229. 7. GOLIKOV Georgy Georgievich

Regional Group 35
Bryansk region
230. 1. Andrey Ivanovich BOCHAROV
231. 2. LAHOVA Ekaterina Filippovna
232. 3. BOGOMAZ Alexander Vasilyevich
233. 4. MALASHENKO Viktor Aleksandrovich

Regional Group 36
Vladimir region
234. 1. BABICH Mikhail Viktorovich
235. 2. Anikeev Grigory Viktorovich
236. 3. ROMANOVA Lyudmila Valerievna
237. 4. IGOSHIN Igor Nikolaevich
238. 5. BORODIN Sergei Gennadievich
239. 6. ANISIMOV Alexey Viktorovich
240. 7. FATKULINA Olga Alexandrovna
241. 8. RUSANOV Roman Yurievich

Regional Group 37
Volgograd region
242. 1. ZUBKOV Viktor Alekseevich
243. 2. BREZHNEVA Galina Fedorovna
244. 3. KONKOV Dmitry Sergeevich
245. 4. MARKELOV Mikhail Yurievich
246. 5. SAVCHENKO Oleg Vladimirovich
247. 6. ZHOLOBOV Oleg Vladimirovich
248. 7. LINETSKY Alexey Vyacheslavovich
249. 8. Muslimov Ilyaz Bulatovich
250. 9. GUSEVA Irina Mikhailovna
251. 10. TSYBIZOVA Tatyana Igorevna

Regional Group 38
Vologodskaya Oblast
252. 1. POZGALEV Vyacheslav Evgenievich
253. 2. KUZIN Yuri Alexandrovich
254. 3. CHASHNIKOVA Olga Valentinovna
255. 4. ABRAMOV Viktor Semenovich
256. 5. IZOTOVA Galina Sergeevna

Regional Group 39
Voronezh region
257. 1. GORDEEV Alexey Vasilyevich
258. 2. KARELOVA Galina Nikolaevna
259. 3. POPOV Vasily Nikolaevich
260. 4. KOSTUNOV Ilya Evgenievich
261. 5. ZHURAVLEV Alexey Alexandrovich
262. 6. ISAEV Yuri Olegovich
263. 7. CHIZHOV Sergei Viktorovich
264. 8. PONOMAREV Arkady Nikolaevich
265. 9. KHORONZHUK Oksana Vladimirovna

Regional Group 40
Ivanovo region
266. 1. MEN Mikhail Alexandrovich
267. 2. YAKOVLEVA Tatyana Vladimirovna
268. 3. IVANOV Valery Viktorovich
269. 4. IVANOV Nikita Borisovich
270. 5. ZHUKOVSKAYA Julia Oskarovna
271. 6. SITNIKOV Sergei Sergeevich
272. 7. LAPSHINA Elena Nikolaevna

Regional Group 41
Irkutsk region
273. 1. FEDOROV Alexey Innokent'evich
274. 2. ROMANOV Anton Vasilievich
275. 3. TEN Sergey Yurievich
276. 4. KANKOV Oleg Giniyatullovich
277. 5. SHUBA Vitaly Borisovich
278. 6. CHERNYSHOV Andrey Vladimirovich
279. 7. EPIFANTSEV Sergey Nikolaevich
280. 8. KOMAROV Gennady Pavlovich

Regional Group 42
Kaliningrad region
281. 1. ZHUKOV Alexander Dmitrievich
282. 2. TsUKANOV Nikolai Nikolaevich
283. 3. KOLESNIK Andrey Ivanovich
284. 4. BURYKINA Natalya Viktorovna
285. 5. GOLUSHKO Andrey Ivanovich
286. 6. GUSEVA Raisa Anatolyevna
287. 7. AVDYSH Oleg Khavshabovich

Regional Group 43
Kaluga region
288. 1. ARTAMONOV Anatoly Dmitrievich
289. 2. VOLKOV Yuri Nikolaevich
290. 3. Andrey Ivanovich PLATONOV
291. 4. ZHUKOV Yuri Nikolaevich
292. 5. KOVALEV Anatoly Dmitrievich

Regional Group 44
Kemerovo region
293. 1. TULEEV Aman-Geldy Moldagazyevich
294. 2. MIKHALEV Boris Vladimirovich
295. 3. ALEKSEEVA Tatyana Olegovna
296. 4. GRIDIN Vladimir Grigorievich
297. 5. MASHKOV Vladimir Lvovich
298. 6. VALUEV Nikolai Sergeevich
299. 7. FOKIN Alexander Ivanovich
300. 8. Poddubny Sergey Anatolyevich
301. 9. FEDYAEV Pavel Mikhailovich
302. 10. LAVRIK Alexander Nikitovich
303. 11. SHATILOV Nikolai Ivanovich

Regional Group 45
Kirov region
304. 1. TIMCHENKO Vyacheslav Stepanovich
305. 2. VALENCHUK Oleg Dorianovich
306. 3. KATAEVA Natalya Alekseevna
307. 4. KASYANOV Igor Nikolaevich
308. 5. SURAEV Vasily Kupriyanovich

Regional Group 46
Kostroma region
309. 1. SLYUNYAEV Igor Nikolaevich
310. 2. GALCHENKO Valery Vladimirovich
311. 3. SITNIKOV Alexey Vladimirovich
312. 4. LUSHINA Elena Albertovna

Regional Group 47
Kurgan region
313. 1. ILTYAKOV Alexander Vladimirovich
314. 2. MEDINSKY Vladimir Rostislavovich
315. 3. KOKORIN Alexey Gennadievich
316. 4. PROZOROV Oleg Viktorovich
317. 5. SKOK Tatyana Anatolyevna

Regional Group 48
Kursk region
318. 1. KARAMYSHEV Viktor Nikolaevich
319. 2. SOYNIKOVA Marina Nikolaevna
320. 3. KULIK Gennady Vasilyevich
321. 4. BRYKSIN Alexander Yurievich
322. 5. KANUNNIKOV Andrey Vyacheslavovich
323. 6. BOCHAROV Sergey Nikolaevich

Regional Group 49
Leningrad region
324. 1. NARYSHKIN Sergei Evgenievich
325. 2. PETROV Sergey Valerievich
326. 3. ZHUROVA Svetlana Sergeevna
327. 4. MEDOEVA Zalina Grigorievna
328. 5. RYBALCHENKO Vladimir Vladimirovich
329. 6. KOSTYUSHOV Evgeny Vasilyevich
330. 7. ZUBAREV Yuri Ivanovich
331. 8. KHOLODOV Alexander Lvovich

Regional Group 50
Lipetsk region
332. 1. KOROLEV Oleg Petrovich
333. 2. BORTSOV Nikolai Ivanovich
334. 3. TARASENKO Mikhail Vasilyevich
335. 4. BOCHEROVA Elena Anatolyevna
336. 5. PAKHOMOV Mikhail Vladimirovich
337. 6. KURAKOVA Lyudmila Valentinovna

Regional Group 51
Magadan Region,
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
338. 1. BAKED Vladimir Petrovich
339. 2. GOLOVNEV Vladimir Aleksandrovich
340. 3. KLIMOV Petr Alexandrovich

Regional Group 52
Moscow region
341. 1. GROMOV Boris Vsevolodovich
342. 2. KABANOVA Valentina Viktorovna
343. 3. TERENT'EV Mikhail Borisovich
344. 4. SHAKKUM Martin Lutsianovich
345. 5. SABLIN Dmitry Vadimovich
346. 6. LYSAKOV Vyacheslav Ivanovich
347. 7. LIPATOV Yuri Alexandrovich
348. 8. KONONOV Vladimir Mikhailovich
349. 9. SEMENOV Viktor Aleksandrovich
350. 10. SEREBROV Lev Borisovich
351. 11. DRUSINOV Valentin Dmitrievich
352. 12. GRISHANKOV Mikhail Ignatievich
353. 13. ARISTARHOV Vladimir Vladimirovich
354. 14. VSHIVTSEV Vladimir Sergeevich
355. 15. DANILENKO Viktor Georgievich
356. 16. MAKEEV Alexander Vladimirovich
357. 17. CHAPLIN Nikita Yurievich
358. 18. ANTONOVA Lidia Nikolaevna
359. 19. SURAEV Maxim Viktorovich
360. 20. ZERNOV Vladimir Alekseevich
361. 21. BARANOV Alexander Nikolaevich
362. 22. GALOGANOV Alexey Pavlovich
363. 23. ZELIKOV Nikolay Ivanovich
364. 24. SHALYGANOV Yuri Viktorovich
365. 25. POPOVA Olga Nikolaevna

Regional Group 53
Murmansk region
366. 1. YAZEV Valery Afonasevich
367. 2. KRUGLOVA Larisa Nikolaevna
368. 3. DUBOVOY Sergey Mikhailovich
369. 4. GRIVNYAK Alexander Ivanovich
370. 5. KOVTUN Marina Vasilievna

Regional Group 54
Nizhny Novgorod Region
371. 1. SHANTSEV Valery Pavlinovich
372. 2. BULAVINOV Vadim Evgenievich
373. 3. SAFIN Marat Mubinovich
374. 4. MAKAROV Andrey Mikhailovich
375. 5. LIKHACHEV Alexey Evgenievich
376. 6. VASILENKO Alexander Borisovich
377. 7. GERASIMOVA Nadezhda Vasilievna
378. 8. KAVINOV Artem Aleksandrovich
379. 9. DONATO Igor Olegovich
380. 10. LENINA Elena Borisovna
381. 11. SOLODKY Pavel Mikhailovich

Regional Group 55
Novgorod region
382. 1. MITIN Sergey Gerasimovich
383. 2. FACTORY Sergey Yurievich
384. 3. BOGDANOV Evgeny Vladimirovich

Regional Group 56
Novosibirsk region
385. 1. KARELIN Alexander Alexandrovich
386. 2. MANUYLOVA Irina Viktorovna
387. 3. DOROFEEV Sergey Borisovich
388. 4. BOLTENKO Nadezhda Nikolaevna
389. 5. KLIMENKO Vladimir Vitalievich
390. 6. BOBYREV Valentin Vasilyevich
391. 7. TYURPENKO Oleg Anatolyevich
392. 8. PEPELYAEVA Liana Vitalievna
393. 9. BAMBUKH Victor Ivanovich
394. 10. SOLOVIEVA Irina Sergeevna

Regional Group 57
Omsk region
395. 1. POLEZHAEV Leonid Konstantinovich
396. 2. POPOV Sergey Alexandrovich
397. 3. SHREIDER Viktor Filippovich
398. 4. RODNINA Irina Konstantinovna
399. 5. SUTYAGINSKY Mikhail Aleksandrovich
400. 6. GOLOVACHEV Sergey Alexandrovich
401. 7. PANYCHEV Alexander Yurievich
402. 8. CHASENKO Svyatoslav Aleksandrovich

Regional Group 58
Orenburg region
403. 1. BERG Yuri Alexandrovich
404. 2. NIKOLAEV Elena Leonidovna
405. 3. MISCHERYAKOV Yuri Nikolaevich
406. 4. ZAVARZIN Viktor Mikhailovich
407. 5. NEFEDOV Viktor Leonidovich
408. 6. KOGAN Alexander Borisovich
409. 7. SALDAEV Olga Viktorovna
410. 8. EFENDIEV Nazim Tofig

Regional Group 59
Oryol Region
411. 1. KOVALEV Nikolay Dmitrievich
412. 2. ANTONOV Roman Valerievich
413. 3. AFONINA Natalya Gennadievna
414. 4. EROKHINA Tatyana Ivanovna
415. 5. STOLYAROV Nikolai Nikolaevich

Regional Group 60
Penza region
416. 1. RUDENSKY Igor Nikolaevich
417. 2. BELOZERTSEV Ivan Aleksandrovich
418. 3. MAKAROV Nikolai Ivanovich
419. 4. ESYAKOV Sergey Yakovlevich
420. 5. ARSHINOV Alyona Igorevna
421. 6. PEREYASLOVA Natalya Lvovna

Regional Group 61
Pskov region
422. 1. Andrey Anatolievich TURCHAK
423. 2. BIBIKOVA Elena Vasilievna
424. 3. VASILIEV Alexander Nikolaevich
425. 4. MIKHAILOVA Uliana Alexandrovna
426. 5. KRAVCHENKO Denis Borisovich

Regional Group 62
Rostov region
427. 1. GOLUBEV Vasily Yurievich
428. 2. BORZOVA Olga Georgievna
429. 3. KAMINSKY Alexander Viktorovich
430. 4. Pligin Vladimir Nikolaevich
431. 5. MOSKVICHEV Evgeniy Sergeevich
432. 6. KNYSHOV Alexey Vladimirovich
433. 7. STEPANOVA Zoya Mikhailovna
434. 8. FEDOROV Evgeny Alekseevich
435. 9. VODOLATSKY Viktor Petrovich
436. 10. TUGOLUKOV Evgeny Alexandrovich
437. 11. VARSHAVSKY Vadim Evgenievich
438. 12. SHVALEV Mikhail Fedorovich
439. 13. BOYKO Svetlana Anatolyevna

Regional Group 63
Ryazan Oblast
440. 1. KOVALEV Oleg Ivanovich
441. 2. MUKHINA Ekaterina Borisovna
442. 3. Andrey Leonidovich KRASOV
443. 4. BULAEV Nikolay Ivanovich
444. 5. MITINA Elena Anatolyevna
445. 6. BOCHAROV Gennady Nikolaevich
446. 7. NAUMOVA Tatyana Mikhailovna

Regional Group 64
Samara Region
447. 1. ARTYAKOV Vladimir Vladimirovich
448. 2. AZAROV Dmitry Igorevich
449. 3. HINSTEIN Alexander Evseevich
450. 4. GUTENEV Vladimir Vladimirovich
451. 5. KAZAKOV Viktor Alekseevich
452. 6. KUZMICHEVA Ekaterina Ivanovna
453. 7. KARAGIN Nikolai Mikhailovich
454. 8. SAITOV Oleg Elekpaevich
455. 9. BEDNOV Alexander Viktorovich
456. 10. KORNIENKO Mikhail Borisovich
457. 11. NAZEYKIN Anatoly Georgievich
458. 12. AVRAMENKO Mikhail Vasilyevich

Regional Group 65
Saratov region
459. 1. Vyacheslav Viktorovich VOLODIN
460. 2. GRISCHENKO Oleg Vasilyevich
461. 3. BOKOVA Lyudmila Nikolaevna
462. 4. PANKOV Nikolay Vasilievich
463. 5. PROKOPENKO Timur Valentinovich
464. 6. BATALINA Olga Yurievna
465. 7. ISAEV Mikhail Aleksandrovich
466. 8. KANCHER Sergey Vasilyevich
467. 9. MAKSIMOV Vasily Yurievich
468. 10. OMELCHENKO Valery Viktorovich
469. 11. BABOSHKIN Ivan Anatolyevich
470. 12. BONDARENKO Sergei Anatolyevich

Regional Group 66
Sakhalin region
471. 1. KHOROSHAVIN Alexander Vadimovich
472. 2. KARLOV Georgy Alexandrovich
473. 3. MALENKOV Viktor Vasilievich
474. 4. STOLYAROVA Elena Anatolyevna

Regional Group 67
Sverdlovsk region
475. 1. MISHARIN Alexander Sergeevich
476. 2. PETROV Alexander Petrovich
477. 3. Yakushev Valery Vasilievich
478. 4. ARSHBA Otari Ionovich
479. 5. BARINOV Igor Vyacheslavovich
480. 6. Mutsoev Zelimkhan Alikoevich
481. 7. CHUICHENKO Roman Yurievich
482. 8. BAGARYAKOV Alexey Vladimirovich
483. 9. SAVELYEV Valery Borisovich
484. 10. KOVPAK Lev Igorevich
485. 11. FECHINA Larisa Gennadievna

Regional Group 68
Smolensk region
486. 1. Franz Adamovich Klintsevich
487. 2. AKSENOVA Natalya Leonidovna
488. 3. TUROV Artem Viktorovich
489. 4. SEMENTSOVA Natalia Anatolyevna

Regional Group 69
Tambov Region
490. 1. NIKITIN Alexander Valerievich
491. 2. Kidyaev Viktor Borisovich
492. 3. BABAKOV Alexander Mikhailovich
493. 4. NAZAROVA Marina Yurievna
494. 5. ZIMNUKHOV Alexander Nikolaevich

Regional Group 70
Tver region
495. 1. Andrey Vladimirovich SHEVELEV
496. 2. MAKSIMOVA Svetlana Viktorovna
497. 3. VASILYEV Vladimir Abdualievich
498. 4. KALINKIN Mikhail Nikolaevich
499. 5. SMIRNOVA Tatyana Vladimirovna
500. 6. DUBOV Oleg Igorevich

Regional Group 71
Tomsk region
501. 1. KRESS Viktor Melkhiorovich
502. 2. OGORODOVA Lyudmila Mikhailovna
503. 3. USHAKOVA Elena Yurievna
504. 4. AGEEV Sergey Leonidovich
505. 5. KOVALEV Vadim Vasilyevich

Regional Group 72
Tula region
506. 1. GRYZLOV Boris Vyacheslavovich
507. 2. GRUZDEV Vladimir Sergeevich
508. 3. SMIRNOV Dmitry Yurievich
509. 4. SAVELYEV Dmitry Vladimirovich
510. 5. ZUBITSKY Boris Davydovich
511. 6. AFONSKY Vladimir Igorevich
512. 7. SHAIDENKO Nadezhda Anatolyevna
513. 8. Vyacheslav Alexandrovich SINYAEV

Regional Group 73
Tyumen region
514. 1. YAKUSHEV Vladimir Vladimirovich
515. 2. KVITKA Ivan Ivanovich
516. 3. KARPOV Anatoly Evgenievich
517. 4. SEMENOVA Ekaterina Yurievna
518. 5. VALEEV Ernest Abdulovich
519. 6. NEVIDAYLO Larisa Kirillovna

Regional Group 74
Ulyanovsk region
520. 1. MOROZOV Sergey Ivanovich
521. 2. BALYKHIN Grigory Artyomovich
522. 3. Vladislav Alexandrovich Tretyak
523. 4. KOSHELEV Vladimir Alekseevich
524. 5. CHAIKA Valentin Vasilyevich
525. 6. KHAMIDULLIN Alexander Nazimovich
526. 7. MAYER Alexander Alexandrovich

Regional Group 75
Chelyabinsk region
527. 1. YUREVICH Mikhail Valerievich
528. 2. PAVLOVA Margarita Nikolaevna
529. 3. Oleg Pavlovich LUKIN
530. 4. BURMATOV Vladimir Vladimirovich
531. 5. BELOUSOV Vadim Vladimirovich
532. 6. KRETOV Alexander Vladimirovich
533. 7. KOLESNIKOV Oleg Alekseevich
534. 8. BOBRAKOV Alexey Evgenievich
535. 9. VYATKIN Dmitry Fedorovich
536. 10. SHAGIEV Valery Rubisovich
537. 11. MOTOVILOV Alexander Alexandrovich
538. 12. PANOV Valery Viktorovich

Regional Group 76
Yaroslavl region
539. 1. VAKHRUKOV Sergey Alekseevich
540. 2. TERESHKOVA Valentina Vladimirovna
541. 3. VOLONCHUNAS Viktor Vladimirovich
542. 4. Andrey Afanasevich KOKOSHIN
543. 5. CHEREPOV Viktor Mikhailovich
544. 6. FADEICHEV Pavel Aleksandrovich

Regional Group 77
Moscow city
545. 1. SOBYANIN Sergei Semenovich
546. 2. SHVETSOVA Lyudmila Ivanovna
547. 3. KRUPENNIKOV Vladimir Aleksandrovich
548. 4. DOLGIKH Vladimir Ivanovich
549. 5. GONCHAR Nikolai Nikolaevich
550. 6. Andrey Konstantinovich ISAEV
551. 7. Resin Vladimir Iosifovich
552. 8. PANINA Elena Vladimirovna
553. 9. GABDRAKHMANOV Ildar Nurullovich
554. 10. ZHELEZNYAK Sergey Vladimirovich
555. 11. ZVAGELSKY Victor Friedrichovich
556. 12. NIKONOV Vyacheslav Alekseevich
557. 13. KOZHEVNIKOVA Maria Alexandrovna
558. 14. ZHARKOV Anton Viktorovich
559. 15. ELECTION Anatoly Borisovich
560. 16. VOLKOV Danil Vladimirovich
561. 17. KUZIN Sergey Pavlovich
562. 18. ANDRIYANOV Andrey Vladimirovich
563. 19. GROMOV Ivan Igorevich
564. 20. BELYKH Irina Viktorovna
565. 21. BATYSHEVA Tatyana Timofeevna
566. 22. VOROBYOV Sergey Sergeevich
567. 23. RUSETSKAYA Margarita Nikolaevna
568. 24. SHASTINA Vera Rostislavovna
569. 25. ANTOSHKIN Nikolay Timofeevich
570. 26. NEDZVETSKY Anton Evgenievich
571. 27. GRACHEV Evgeny Nikolaevich
572. 28. PETROV Petr Petrovich
573. 29. LEVCHENKO Alexander Pavlovich
574. 30. PROKHOROV Vasily Ivanovich

Regional Group 78
City of St. Petersburg
575. 1. KOZAK Dmitry Nikolaevich
576. 2. PIOTROVSKY Mikhail Borisovich
577. 3. BAGNENKO Sergey Fedorovich
578. 4. SOKOLOVA Irina Valerievna
579. 5. REZNIK Vladislav Matusovich
580. 6. YUZHILIN Vitaly Aleksandrovich
581. 7. SHESTAKOV Vasily Borisovich
582. 8. PETROV Yuri Alexandrovich
583. 9. VOSTRETSOV Sergey Alekseevich
584. 10. KARPOVITCH Natalya Nikolaevna
585. 11. SLUTSKER Olga Sergeevna
586. 12. AGALYAMOV Dmitry Gayanovich
587. 13. LANTRATOVA Yana Valerievna
588. 14. KATENEV Vladimir Ivanovich
589. 15. KACHAYEV Elgiz Idrisovich
590. 16. LOBIN Mikhail Alexandrovich

Regional Group 79
Khanty - Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug-Yugra
591. 1. KOMAROVA Natalya Vladimirovna
592. 2. VAZHENIN Yuri Ivanovich
593. 3. ZAVALNY Pavel Nikolaevich
594. 4. SIMANOVSKY Leonid Yakovlevich
595. 5. SARYCHEV Alexander Viktorovich
596. 6. KONONENKO Stanislav Petrovich

Regional Group 80
Yamalo - Nenets Autonomous Okrug
597. 1. KOBYLKIN Dmitry Nikolaevich
598. 2. KHOROLYA Dmitry Ottovich
599. 3. LEDKOV Grigory Petrovich
600. 4. KAZARIN Viktor Nikolaevich

The State Duma of the sixth convocation is completing its work. How will her work go down in the history of Russian parliamentarism? What will be remembered for the activities of the people's deputies and what is their coefficient useful action? What important things did the deputies do for the country, and who will rate them? To sum it up, it's time to ask these questions and look for answers to them.

There were more than enough derogatory epithets for the share of the lower house of parliament: bloggers called it a “mad printer”, and reproached it for loafing, and even printed it very boorishly as a “government fool”. However, at one of the last meetings of the lower house of parliament, President Vladimir Putin found completely different words for the people's deputies. Assessing the overall work of the State Duma as "worthy", he emphasized in particular:

I consider the legal integration of Crimea and Sevastopol, which was preceded by your sincere, cordial, moral support for the inhabitants of the peninsula on the eve of the referendum of joining the Russian Federation, to be a truly historic result of the work of your convocation.

Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich

The presidential praise sounded very sincere, and not just as a courtesy at parting - they say, thank you all, everyone is free.

Indeed, it is extremely difficult to fully adapt the legal base of an entire region that lived according to the laws of another country in the shortest possible time. What did it cost for the deputies themselves to adopt more than 120 laws that allowed the Crimeans to survive the transition period rather painlessly? And there were many such force majeure jerks at a marathon distance of four and a half years.

Quantity goes hand in hand with quality

The website of the State Duma of the Russian Federation provides statistics on the legislative process. A lot of interesting information can be gleaned from the final table. Thus, for the entire period of work of the current parliament, 6012 bills were submitted to the State Duma; accepted for consideration - 5255 of them; after consideration in three readings, 1817 bills were approved. The quality of legislative activity is evidenced by the final "rejection": of all the laws approved by the Duma, 21 were rejected. One of them was on the president's account and 20 were not liked by the Federation Council. That is, the “screening out” was 1.1%.

The productivity of the State Duma of the sixth convocation was also studied at the Institute for Political Infrastructure Analysis (InAPI). The study says:

“In total, 450 deputies from four factions work in the State Duma, whose main task is lawmaking. During the period of work of the VI convocation (from December 2011 to March 2016), deputies submitted 3,679 bills to the State Duma for consideration. Of these, 549 bills were adopted, which is 15% of the total.

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If someone noticed a discrepancy between the data presented on the State Duma website and those provided by InAPI, then there is no smell of any postscripts here. The fact is that the lower house of parliament considers all bills, including those submitted by the president, the government, senators individually and the Federation Council as a whole, as well as regional legislative assemblies and higher courts on issues of its competence.

Assessing the results of lawmaking by faction, analysts got the following alignment. United Russia became the most effective. It has 1,699 submitted bills, of which 505 (27.9%) were adopted. Which, you see, is not so surprising, given the convincing parliamentary majority of the party in power. 755 draft laws were submitted by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, of which 135 (17.9%) were approved. "Fair Russia" was engaged in lawmaking more actively than the communists. It has 1,356 legislative initiatives to its credit, but only 171 have been adopted by the Duma. And although this result also exceeds that achieved by the Communist Party, in percentage terms, the Right Russians lose to the Communists with a share of 12.6%. Zhirinovsky's falcons also did not waste time, submitting 1186 bills, alas, only 143, or 12% of the total, received approval.

The most active deputies were Oleg Mikheev from the "SR" - on his account 423 bills, as well as Rinat Khairov from the "ER" (248), Irek Boguslavsky from the "ER" (232), the head of the Just Russia faction Sergei Mironov (230) and Valery Ivanov from ER (213). Alas, not all of their legislative efforts were appreciated by their colleagues.

"Lazy people" were also discovered by researchers. Ten people for all these years have not submitted a single legislative initiative, having spent their time in the deputy chair for nothing for a good salary.

Yevgeny Tunik, Chairman of the Board of Directors of InAPI, summed up:

"This analysis makes it almost unmistakable to identify parliamentarians who came to the lower house to do legislative work, and those who planned to stand on the sidelines."

It seems that while "laying out" party lists for the upcoming election campaign, the leadership of the four Duma factions is also studying this study with interest.

The Rating Center for Information Communications also decided to put an end to white spots. Here, ten months before the new elections, the National Rating of Deputies project was launched.

"We tried to measure public opinion to understand how the people's representatives are known to their voters... It turned out that the Russians are not very well aware of how personnel State Duma, and about the activities that the current lawmakers are engaged in.

Although the Russians, who are interested in politics more or less frequently, are probably aware of the most famous laws adopted by the State Duma. In society, they are perceived ambiguously, but they do not leave anyone indifferent, that's for sure.

So, in addition to the already mentioned "Crimean package", recently a law has appeared that limits the actions of collectors. Law “On Protection of Rights and Legitimate Interests individuals when carrying out activities to return overdue debts” were introduced by the speakers of the lower and upper houses of parliament Sergey Naryshkin and Valentina Matvienko in response to Lately associated with knocking out debts and reeking of outright criminality. Understandably, debt collectors are unhappy. However, it is high time to introduce this process into the legal channel. Collectors spoil too much blood for people who have imprudently taken a loan and fell into bondage.

In the final third reading, a package of presidential laws on the creation of the Federal Troops Service was also adopted. national guard RF (Rosgvardia). The activities of the new law enforcement structure, so necessary in our unstable time, are now legally regulated. The functions of the National Guard are broad: its troops, together with the police, participate in the protection of public order, ensure public security and the state of emergency, and participate in the fight against terrorism and extremism. On their shoulders - the protection of special cargo and important government facilities, as well as assistance in protecting the state border.

This is what is being heard right now. But if we go back to the recent past, we can remember what a furious discussion in society caused the adoption of many other high-profile laws. Among them, for example, is the so-called Dima Yakovlev law, which prohibits the adoption of Russian orphans by American citizens. A storm of indignation arose among human rights activists and the liberal opposition in connection with the adoption of laws on NGOs - “ foreign agents financed from abroad. And the law regulating the holding of rallies seems to have finally buried the dreams of the non-systemic opposition of a color revolution. The ban on gay propaganda among underage Russians caused a surge of negative emotions in the West, but given the already prevailing anti-Russian sentiment there, in essence, the international situation has not changed. The anti-tobacco law was initially hostile to millions of smokers. However, they gradually got used to the new rules and no longer smoke in playgrounds, hospitals, airports and restaurants. Yes, and their health has certainly become better.

Economic laws adopted in the context of the crisis and sanctions have helped keep the banking sector from falling. But businessmen are in no hurry to take advantage of the capital amnesty announced, so the amnesty has been extended until July 1, 2016.

In a word, the deputies actually worked actively. But by no means in the mode of a “mad printer”, mindlessly stamping out laws, but quite responsibly, balanced and painstakingly.

Nevertheless, the fact remains that the majority of people know little about the parliamentary activities of their own elected representatives and evaluate their work either negatively or indifferently. According to the Levada Center, currently only 44% of Russians are going to take part in the upcoming elections to the State Duma of the seventh convocation. Moreover, only 19% “absolutely” plan to go to the polling station on September 18, and 25% “most likely” will do so.

To some extent, it is understandable why the legislative branch of government is not very popular among the people. The deputies stopped engaging in extravagant self-promotion, which, for example, was famous for, for example, the State Duma of the first convocation represented by the same Vyacheslav Marychev, who regularly arranges costume shows. Meetings of the current State Duma of the Russian Federation, from the point of view of the Russian layman and in comparison with regular scuffles in the Verkhovna Rada, are stiff, boring and do not have entertainment. Although, it should be noted, the absence of a booth is clearly in favor of legislative activity.

On December 21, at 12:00, the first meeting of the State Duma of the sixth convocation, the elections to which took place on December 4, will begin.

The decree on convening the first meeting was signed by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on December 13. In accordance with the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the State Duma meets for the first meeting on the thirtieth day after the election, or earlier, according to the decree of the President of the Russian Federation. From the moment the Duma of a new convocation begins its work, the powers of the chamber of the previous convocation cease.

Elections of deputies of the State Duma of the sixth convocation were held on December 4, 2011. As a result of the elections, the party composition of the Duma has not changed. Out of 450 seats, United Russia won 238 seats, losing the constitutional majority it had in the State Duma of the previous convocation. The remaining parties have increased their representation in parliament: the Communist Party received 92 mandates, "Fair Russia" - 64 and the Liberal Democratic Party - 56 mandates.

IN new composition The Duma included high-ranking officials - Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Zhukov and head of the presidential administration Sergei Naryshkin. The deputies also include representatives of big business, including Mikhail Slipenchuk, owner of the investment and financial company Metropol, and Leonid Simanovsky, co-owner of NOVATEK. Representatives of the Moscow government also entered the Duma - First Deputy Moscow Mayor Vladimir Resin and Deputy Mayor Lyudmila Shvetsova. Among the people's choices are famous athletes Alina Kabaeva, Irina Rodnina, Marat Safin, Vladislav Tretyak, Nikolai Valuev and Alexander Karelin, as well as actress Maria Kozhevnikova, singer Iosif Kobzon, opera singer Maria Maksakova-Igenbergs, film directors Stanislav Govorukhin and Vladimir Bortko, TV journalist Alexei Pushkov. Well-known political scientist Vyacheslav Nikonov, chairman of the "Young Guard" Timur Prokopenko passed to the Duma.

According to the Regulations of the State Duma, the first meeting is opened by the oldest deputy. The oldest elected deputy was a member of the United Russia faction, a Soviet and party leader, twice Hero of Socialist Labor, chairman of the Moscow Council of Veterans Vladimir Ivanovich Dolgikh, who turned 87 on December 5.

The tradition that the first meeting of the Duma of the new convocation is chaired by the oldest deputy appeared in 1994. The work of the State Duma of the first convocation on January 11, 1994 was opened by the 68-year-old Doctor of Philosophy Georgy Lukava / LDPR faction /; the first meeting of the second convocation on January 16, 1996 - 73-year-old Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Grigory Galaziy / "Our Home is Russia" /; third convocation January 18, 2000 - 79-year-old Yegor Ligachev / Communist Party /. The first meeting of the State Duma of the fourth convocation on December 29, 2003 was opened by 80-year-old Valentin Varennikov /"Fair Russia-"Motherland"/, Army General, Hero Soviet Union. On December 24, 2007, the first meeting of the fifth convocation was held by Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, laureate Nobel Prize 77-year-old Zhores Alferov /CPRF/.

If the chairman of the chamber or his deputies are not elected at the first meeting of the Duma, then until they are elected, representatives of the Duma factions take turns chairing the plenary sessions.

At the first meeting, the Counting Commission, the Provisional Commission on the Regulations and the organization of the work of the State Duma and the Provisional Secretariat are elected by a majority of votes by open voting. The temporary commission and the secretariat operate until the election of the chairman of the Duma, his first deputy and the formation of the Committee on the Regulations and the organization of the work of the State Duma.

Elections of the Chairman of the Chamber and his deputies are held by secret or open ballot. Candidates for the post of speaker are nominated by parliamentary factions. To be elected, a candidate must receive more than half of the votes of the total number of deputies of the State Duma. If the leader of the parliamentary faction is elected speaker of the Duma, he has the right to combine these duties.

If more than two candidates were nominated for the position of the Chairman of the State Duma, and none of them received the required number of votes, a second round of voting is held for the two candidates who received the largest number of votes. If in the second round none of the candidates receives the required number of votes, the Duma holds repeated elections of the chairman or proceeds to the election of first deputies and deputy speakers. The same candidates may be nominated in the repeat elections.

The chairman of the first convocation of the State Duma was Ivan Rybkin, a member of the faction of the Agrarian Party of Russia. Gennady Seleznev, a member of the Communist Party faction /since July 2002 - an independent deputy, was elected Speaker of the Duma of the second and third convocations. Boris Gryzlov, head of the United Russia faction, held the post of chairman of the State Duma of the fourth and fifth convocations.

The State Duma forms committees and commissions. Their leadership and composition are elected by a majority vote of the State Duma deputies. Committees are formed, as a rule, on the basis of the principle of proportional representation of fractions. The total number of deputies elected on the proposals of one faction to the positions of the Chairman of the State Duma and his deputies, chairmen of committees and their deputies, cannot exceed 50 percent. of the total number of members of this faction.

The number of members of each committee is determined by the State Duma, but, as a rule, it cannot be less than 12 and more than 35 deputies of the chamber. Each deputy, with the exception of the speaker, must be a member of one of the committees of the House and may be a member of only one committee.

There were 29 committees in the Duma of the fourth convocation, all of them headed by representatives of the United Russia faction. In the State Duma of the fifth convocation, the number of committees increased to 32. Twenty-six of them were headed by members of the United Russia faction, two committees each by representatives of the Communist Party, Just Russia and LDPR factions.

All deputies are members of the faction of the party from whose list they were elected to the Duma. Moving from faction to faction is prohibited. Deputies of one faction can join another only in one case: if the political party from which they entered the State Duma has ceased its activities. If a deputy leaves the faction on his own application, his deputy powers are terminated.

The main function of the State Duma is lawmaking. The Duma adopts federal and federal constitutional laws, as well as resolutions within its jurisdiction.

A federal law is adopted by a majority vote of deputies, and a federal constitutional law by a majority of at least two-thirds of the votes of the total number of deputies.

If a federal law adopted by the Duma was rejected by the Federation Council or the President of the Russian Federation, it may be considered by the lower house as amended by the conciliation commission and adopted by a majority of votes. If the law as amended by the conciliation commission does not gain the required number of votes, the chamber may consider it in its previous wording. The law will be adopted if at least two-thirds of the deputies vote for it, otherwise it is considered rejected and removed from further consideration.

To revise the provisions of Chapters 1, 2 and 9 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, at least three-fifths of the votes of the total number of deputies are required. Amendments to chapters 3-8 of the Constitution are adopted by at least two-thirds of the votes.

Giving consent to the President of the Russian Federation for the appointment of the Prime Minister, as well as the question of confidence in the Government of the Russian Federation, are accepted by deputies by a majority of votes. The presentation of accusations against the President of the Russian Federation /impeachment/ is accepted by two-thirds of the votes of the total number of deputies.

The term of office of the State Duma of the sixth convocation will be five years.

Sergei Naryshkin is nominated for the post of Chairman of the State Duma by the United Russia Fraction. This decision was made at the first meeting of the faction, which was held on Monday, December 19. This is reported by State News with reference to the website of the United Russia party,

It should be noted that at the enlarged meeting of the United Russia General Council held the day before, the candidacy of Sergei Naryshkin for the post of chairman of parliament was discussed with members of the General Council, as well as with representatives of the regions and the All-Russian Popular Front. While tomorrow, December 21, the first plenary session of the State Duma of the sixth convocation will take place.

Final list deputies of the State Duma of the sixth convocation:

Political party "Fair Russia"

1. Mironov Sergey Mikhailovich
2. Levichev Nikolay Vladimirovich
3. Dmitrieva Oksana Genrikhovna
4. Lomakin-Rumyantsev Alexander Vadimovich
5. Andrey Vladimirovich Tumanov
6. Levin Leonid Leonidovich
7. Grachev Ivan Dmitrievich
8. Drapeko Elena Grigorievna
9. Lakutin Nikolay Afanasyevich
10. Ilkovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich
11. Kharlov Vadim Borisovich
12. Tumusov Fedot Semenovich
13. Shudegov Victor Evgrafovich
14. Aksakov Anatoly Gennadievich
15. Terentiev Alexander Vasilievich
16. Rudenko Andrey Viktorovich
17. Mashkarin Vladimir Petrovich
18. Zubov Valery Mikhailovich
19. Oganyan Hovhannes Armenakovich
20. Goryacheva Svetlana Petrovna
21. Kuzmina Alla Vladimirovna
22. Epifanova Olga Nikolaevna
23. Selivanov Yuri Alekseevich
24. Belyakov Anton Vladimirovich
25. Mikheev Oleg Leonidovich
26. Alexey Chepa
27. Mitrofanov Alexey Valentinovich
28. Pakholkov Oleg Vladimirovich
29. Andrey Ozerov
30. Krutov Andrey Dmitrievich
31. Bryachak Mikhail Vasilyevich
32. Chetverikov Alexander Vladimirovich
33. Gorovtsov Dmitry Evgenievich
34. Doronin Sergey Alexandrovich
35. Vanchugov Roman Anatolyevich
36. Romanovich Alexander Leonidovich
37. Moskalkova Tatyana Nikolaevna
38. Shein Anatoly Alekseevich
39. Ponomarev Ilya Vladimirovich
40. Mizulina Elena Borisovna
41. Petrov Sergey Anatolievich
42. Emelyanov Mikhail Vasilievich
43. Gasanov Jamaladin Nabievich
44. Gudkov Dmitry Gennadievich
45. Muzykaev Adnan Abdulaevich
46. Burkov Alexander Leonidovich
47. Chereshnev Valery Aleksandrovich
48. Nosovko Gennady Sergeevich
49. Alexey Kazakov
50. Zotov Igor Lvovich
51. Gartung Valery Karlovich
52. Shvetsov Vasily Georgievich
53. Greshnevikov Anatoly Nikolaevich
54. Ageev Alexander Alexandrovich
55. Gudkov Gennady Vladimirovich
56. Khovanskaya Galina Petrovna
57. Nilov Oleg Anatolyevich
58. Petukhova Natalya Removna
59. Ushakov Dmitry Vladimirovich
60. Serdyuk Mikhail Ivanovich
61. Lysyakov Alexey Alekseevich
62. Bychkova Evdokia Ivanovna
63. Samiev Ildar Rafikovich
64. Parakhin Vladimir Vyacheslavovich

Political party "Liberal Democratic Party of Russia"

65. Zhirinovsky Vladimir Volfovich
66. Ostrovsky Alexey Vladimirovich
67. Lebedev Igor Vladimirovich
68. Nilov Yaroslav Evgenievich
69. Didenko Alexey Nikolaevich
70. Kalashnikov Sergey Vyacheslavovich
71. Slutsky Leonid Eduardovich
72. Seleznev Valery Sergeevich
73. Svishchev Dmitry Alexandrovich
74. Napso Yuri Aisovich
75. Sukharev Ivan Konstantinovich
76. Starovoitov Alexander Sergeevich
77. Cherkasov Kirill Igorevich
78. Marinin Sergey Vladimirovich
79. Abramov Ivan Nikolaevich
80. Andrey Leonidovich Markin
81. Semenov Vladimir Vladislavovich
82. Kulieva Vasilina Vasilievna
83. Kropachev Alexander Sergeevich
84. Ovsyannikov Vladimir Anatolievich
85. Nosov Dmitry Yurievich
86. Markin Eduard Vitalievich
87. Kalyuzhny Ruslan Valerievich
88. Drozdov Ilya Yurievich
89. Furgal Sergey Ivanovich
90. Chirkova Irina Aleksandrovna
91. Gubareva Natalya Viktorovna
92. Zolochevsky Vitaly Sergeevich
93. Litvintsev Dmitry Alekseevich
94. Karginov Sergey Genrikhovich
95. Zhuravlev Sergey Valerianovich
96. Sirotkin Sergey Nikanorovich
97. Lugovoi Andrey Konstantinovich
98. Savelyev Dmitry Ivanovich
99. Ananskikh Igor Alexandrovich
100. Ivanov Sergey Vladimirovich
101. Zhigarev Sergey Alexandrovich
102. Kurdyumov Alexander Borisovich
103. Dengin Vadim Evgenievich
104. Zelinsky Yan Viktorovich
105. Afanasyeva Elena Vladimirovna
106. Sviridov Valentin Valentinovich
107. Degtyarev Mikhail Vladimirovich
108. Ishchenko Anton Anatolyevich
109. Subbotin Konstantin Sergeevich
110. Taskaev Vladimir Pavlovich
111. Balberov Alexander Alexandrovich
112. Shingarkin Maxim Andreevich
113. Zhurko Vasily Vasilyevich
114. Weinstein Sergei Evgenievich
115. Svergunova Margarita Nikolaevna
116. Sobolev Viktor Vasilievich
117. Svintsov Andrey Nikolaevich
118. Rokhmistrov Maxim Stanislavovich
119. Volchek Denis Gennadievich
120. Tarasyuk Vasily Mikhailovich

Political Party " communist party Russian Federation"

121. Zyuganov Gennady Andreevich
122. Komoyedov Vladimir Petrovich
123. Afonin Yuri Vyacheslavovich
124. Alferov Zhores Ivanovich
125. Savitskaya Svetlana Evgenievna
126. Melnikov Ivan Ivanovich
127. Kashin Vladimir Ivanovich
128. Cherkesov Viktor Vasilyevich
129. Novikov Dmitry Georgievich
130. Taysaev Kazbek Kutsukovich
131. Yushchenko Alexander Andreevich
132. Tychinin Andrey Dzhafarovich
133. Markhaev Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
134. Reshulsky Sergey Nikolaevich
135. Bifov Anatoly Zhamalovich
136. Kashin Boris Sergeevich
137. Andreev Andrey Anatolievich
138. Kochiev Robert Ivanovich
139. Likhachev Vasily Nikolaevich
140. Peshkov Viktor Petrovich
141. Sapozhnikov Nikolai Ivanovich
142. Shurchanov Valentin Sergeevich
143. Zapolev Mikhail Mikhailovich
144. Yurchenko Sergey Ivanovich
145. Pozdnyakov Vladimir Georgievich
146. Kharitonov Nikolai Mikhailovich
147. Obukhov Sergey Pavlovich
148. Berulava Mikhail Nikolaevich
149. Kulikov Oleg Anatolyevich
150. Kornienko Alexey Viktorovich
151. Goncharov Viktor Ivanovich
152. Shtogrin Sergei Ivanovich
153. Arefiev Nikolay Vasilievich
154. Aparina Alevtina Viktorovna
155. Muravlenko Sergey Viktorovich
156. Romanov Petr Vasilyevich
157. Pautov Viktor Nikolaevich
158. Vasiltsov Sergey Ivanovich
159. Gavrilov Sergey Anatolievich
160. Gostev Ruslan Georgievich
161. Ponomarev Alexey Alekseevich
162. Levchenko Sergey Georgievich
163. Rulkov Evgeny Adamovich
164. Nikitin Vladimir Stepanovich
165. Komotsky Boris Olegovich
166. Sobko Sergey Vasilyevich
167. Mamaev Sergey Pavlinovich
168. Ivanov Nikolai Nikolaevich
169. Potomsky Vadim Vladimirovich
170. Razvorotnev Nikolay Vasilievich
171. Vasiliev Nikolay Ivanovich
172. Russkikh Alexey Yurievich
173. Avdeev Mikhail Yurievich
174. Ryabov Nikolai Fedorovich
175. Tarnaev Alexander Petrovich
176. Voronenkov Denis Nikolaevich
177. Lokot Anatoly Evgenievich
178. Abalakov Alexander Nikolaevich
179. Kravets Alexander Alekseevich
180. Denisenko Oleg Ivanovich
181. Chikin Valentin Vasilyevich
182. Ikonnikov Vasily Nikolaevich
183. Pletneva Tamara Vasilievna
184. Simagin Vladimir Alexandrovich
185. Kolomeytsev Nikolai Vasilyevich
186. Kolomeytsev Viktor Andreevich
187. Bessonov Vladimir Ivanovich
188. Fedotkin Vladimir Nikolaevich
189. Kalashnikov Leonid Ivanovich
190. Romanov Valentin Stepanovich
191. Alimova Olga Nikolaevna
192. Yezersky Nikolai Nikolaevich
193. Dorokhin Pavel Sergeevich
194. Solovyov Vadim Georgievich
195. Starodubtsev Vasily Aleksandrovich
196. Tetekin Vyacheslav Nikolaevich
197. Sinelshchikov Yuri Petrovich
198. Nekrasov Alexander Nikolaevich
199. Kulikov Alexander Dmitrievich
200. Rashkin Valery Fedorovich
201. Kumin Vadim Valentinovich
202. Smolin Oleg Nikolaevich
203. Potapov Alexander Vladimirovich
204. Dorovin Evgeny Vladimirovich
205. Sokol Svyatoslav Mikhailovich
206. Bortko Vladimir Vladimirovich
207. Shirshov Konstantin Vladimirovich
208. Agaev Vakha Abuevich
209. Taranin Viktor Ivanovich
210. Ivanyuzhenkov Boris Viktorovich
211. Nikitchuk Ivan Ignatievich
212. Rodin Vladimir Romanovich

All-Russian political party "United Russia"

213. Krasheninnikov Pavel Vladimirovich
214. Rakhmatullina Zugura Yaganurovna
215. Kachkaev Pavel Rurikovich
216. Yusupov Marcel Kharisovich
217. Degtyarev Alexander Nikolaevich
218. Fakhritdinov Irshat Yunirovich
219. Batalova Rima Akberdinovna
220. Makhmutov Anvar Anasovich
221. Klimov Viktor Vladimirovich
222. Murzabaeva Salia Sharifyanovna
223. Mardanshin Rafael Mirkhatimovich
224. Abdulatipov Ramazan Gadzhimuradovich
225. Gadzhiev Magomed Tazhudinovich
226. Shikhsaidov Khizri Isaevich
227. Kurbanov Rizvan Daniyalovich
228. Gasanov Magomedkadi Nabievich
229. Safaraliev Gadzhimet Kerimovich
230. Amirilaev Adam Bashirovich
231. Balashov Balash Kurbanmagomedovich
232. Shkhagoshev Adalbi Lyulevich
233. Gekkiev Zaur Dalkhatovich
234. Starshinov Mikhail Evgenievich
235. Pivnenko Valentina Nikolaevna
236. Kuzminykh Tamara Gavrilovna
237. Osipov Vyacheslav Konstantinovich
238. Efimov Vitaly Borisovich
239. Shkolkina Nadezhda Vasilievna
240. Khadartsev Maharbek Khazbievich
241. Morozov Oleg Viktorovich
242. Kabaeva Alina Maratovna
243. Gilmutdinov Ildar Irekovich
244. Kogogina Alfiya Gumarovna
245. Boguslavsky Irek Borisovich
246. Bariev Marat Mansurovich
247. Ilyasov Radik Sabitovich
248. Khairov Rinat Shamilevich
249. Sidyakin Alexander Gennadievich
250. Abubakirov Rishat Fazlutdinovich
251. Galimardanov Marcel Magfurovich
252. Delimkhanov Adam Sultanovich
253. Kosachev Konstantin Iosifovich
254. Neverov Sergey Ivanovich
255. Prokopiev Alexander Sergeevich
256. Gorovoy Nikolai Ivanovich
257. Choir Gleb Yakovlevich
258. Demchenko Ivan Ivanovich
259. Tkachev Alexey Nikolaevich
260. Schlegel Robert Alexandrovich
261. Krivonosov Sergey Vladimirovich
262. Ezubov Alexey Petrovich
263. Skorobogatko Alexander Ivanovich
264. Kravchenko Valery Nikolaevich
265. Pimashkov Petr Ivanovich
266. Vorobyov Andrey Yurievich
267. Trapeznikov Valery Vladimirovich
268. Klimov Andrey Arkadyevich
269. Em Yuri Pavlovich
270. Murga Andrey Yurievich
271. Govorukhin Stanislav Sergeevich
272. Moiseev Mikhail Alekseevich
273. Pekhtin Vladimir Alekseevich
274. Maksakova-Igenbergs Maria Petrovna
275. Skoch Andrey Vladimirovich
276. Senatorova Elena Nikolaevna
277. Bocharov Andrey Ivanovich
278. Lakhova Ekaterina Filippovna
279. Anikeev Grigory Viktorovich
280. Konkov Dmitry Sergeevich
281. Pozgalev Vyacheslav Evgenievich
282. Karelova Galina Nikolaevna
283. Kostunov Ilya Evgenievich
284. Zhuravlev Alexey Alexandrovich
285. Romanov Anton Vasilyevich
286. Zhukov Alexander Dmitrievich
287. Kolesnik Andrei Ivanovich
288. Mikhalev Boris Vladimirovich
289. Alekseeva Tatyana Olegovna
290. Gridin Vladimir Grigorievich
291. Valuev Nikolai Sergeevich
292. Fokin Alexander Ivanovich
293. Timchenko Vyacheslav Stepanovich
294. Valenchuk Oleg Dorianovich
295. Iltyakov Alexander Vladimirovich
296. Naryshkin Sergey Evgenievich
297. Petrov Sergey Valerievich
298. Bortsov Nikolai Ivanovich
299. Kabanova Valentina Viktorovna
300. Terentiev Mikhail Borisovich
301. Shakkum Martin Lutsianovich
302. Sablin Dmitry Vadimovich
303. Lysakov Vyacheslav Ivanovich
304. Lipatov Yuri Alexandrovich
305. Yazev Valery Afonasevich
306. Bulavinov Vadim Evgenievich
307. Safin Marat Mubinovich
308. Makarov Andrey Mikhailovich
309. Karelin Alexander Alexandrovich
310. Manuylova Irina Viktorovna
311. Dorofeev Sergey Borisovich
312. Popov Sergey Alexandrovich
313. Schrader Viktor Filippovich
314. Nikolaeva Elena Leonidovna
315. Kovalev Nikolai Dmitrievich
316. Rudensky Igor Nikolaevich
317. Makarov Nikolai Ivanovich
318. Borzova Olga Georgievna
319. Kaminsky Alexander Viktorovich
320. Pligin Vladimir Nikolaevich
321. Moskvichev Evgeny Sergeevich
322. Knyshov Alexey Vladimirovich
323. Stepanova Zoya Mikhailovna
324. Khinshtein Alexander Evseevich
325. Gutenev Vladimir Vladimirovich
326. Bokova Lyudmila Nikolaevna
327. Pankov Nikolai Vasilyevich
328. Prokopenko Timur Valentinovich
329. Batalina Olga Yurievna
330. Petrov Alexander Petrovich
331. Yakushev Valery Vasilyevich
332. Arshba Otari Ionovich
333. Klintsevich Franz Adamovich
334. Kidyaev Viktor Borisovich
335. Babakov Alexander Mikhailovich
336. Maksimova Svetlana Viktorovna
337. Savelyev Dmitry Vladimirovich
338. Kvitka Ivan Ivanovich
339. Karpov Anatoly Evgenievich
340. Semenova Ekaterina Yurievna
341. Balykhin Grigory Artyomovich
342. Burmatov Vladimir Vladimirovich
343. Belousov Vadim Vladimirovich
344. Kretov Alexander Vladimirovich
345. Shvetsova Lyudmila Ivanovna
346. Krupennikov Vladimir Alexandrovich
347. Long Vladimir Ivanovich
348. Gonchar Nikolai Nikolaevich
349. Isaev Andrey Konstantinovich
350. Resin Vladimir Iosifovich
351. Panina Elena Vladimirovna
352. Gabdrakhmanov Ildar Nurullovich
353. Zheleznyak Sergey Vladimirovich
354. Zvagelsky Victor Friedrichovich
355. Nikonov Vyacheslav Alekseevich
356. Kozhevnikova Maria Alexandrovna
357. Zharkov Anton Viktorovich
358. Elected Anatoly Borisovich
359. Sokolova Irina Valerievna
360. Reznik Vladislav Matusovich
361. Khorolya Dmitry Ottovich
362. Potsyapun Vladimir Timofeevich
363. Slipenchuk Mikhail Viktorovich
364. Gadzhiev Murad Stanislavovich
365. Umakhanov Umakhan Magomedgadzhievich
366. Khamchiev Belan Bagaudinovich
367. Vasiliev Yuri Viktorovich
368. Mukabenova Marina Alekseevna
369. Erkenov Akhmat Chokayevich
370. Ponevezhsky Vladimir Alexandrovich
371. Shemyakin Vladimir Leonidovich
372. Chindyaskin Sergey Viktorovich
373. Shtyrov Vyacheslav Anatolievich
374. Aguzarov Tamerlan Kimovich
375. Khairullin Airat Nazipovich
376. Sibagatullin Fatih Saubanovich
377. Shoigu Larisa Kuzhugetovna
378. Abroskin Nikolai Pavlovich
379. Agaev Bekhan Vakhaevich
380. Maksimova Nadezhda Sergeevna
381. Vakhaev Khozh Magomed Humaidovich
382. Selimkhanov Magomed Salamovich
383. Saraliev Shamsail Yunusovich
384. Samoilova Alla Vladimirovna
385. Gerasimenko Nikolai Fedorovich
386. Kobzon Joseph Davydovich
387. Remezkov Alexander Alexandrovich
388. Tolstopyatov Vasily Vasilyevich
389. Karmazina Raisa Vasilievna
390. Pushkov Alexey Konstantinovich
391. Glubokovskaya Elmira Huseynovna
392. Zerenkov Valery Georgievich
393. Reznik Boris Lvovich
394. Bozhenov Sergey Anatolyevich
395. Lebedev Oleg Vladimirovich
396. Romanova Lyudmila Valerievna
397. Markelov Mikhail Yurievich
398. Savchenko Oleg Vladimirovich
399. Isaev Yuri Olegovich
400. Chizhov Sergey Viktorovich
401. Yakovleva Tatyana Vladimirovna
402. Ten Sergey Yurievich
403. Burykina Natalya Viktorovna
404. Volkov Yuri Nikolaevich
405. Poddubny Sergey Anatolyevich
406. Fedyaev Pavel Mikhailovich
407. Galchenko Valery Vladimirovich
408. Kulik Gennady Vasilyevich
409. Bryksin Alexander Yurievich
410. Tarasenko Mikhail Vasilyevich
411. Kononov Vladimir Mikhailovich
412. Vasilenko Alexander Borisovich
413. Gerasimova Nadezhda Vasilievna
414. Factory Sergei Yurievich
415. Rodnina Irina Konstantinovna
416. Esyakov Sergey Yakovlevich
417. Fedorov Evgeny Alekseevich
418. Krasov Andrey Leonidovich
419. Bulaev Nikolai Ivanovich
420. Kazakov Viktor Alekseevich
421. Kuzmicheva Ekaterina Ivanovna
422. Isaev Mikhail Alexandrovich
423. Kancher Sergey Vasilyevich
424. Karlov Georgy Aleksandrovich
425. Barinov Igor Vyacheslavovich
426. Nazarova Marina Yurievna
427. Vasiliev Vladimir Abdualievich
428. Ogorodova Lyudmila Mikhailovna
429. Zubitsky Boris Davydovich
430. Afonsky Vladimir Igorevich
431. Shaydenko Nadezhda Anatolyevna
432. Valeev Ernest Abdulovich
433. Tretiak Vladislav Aleksandrovich
434. Kolesnikov Oleg Alekseevich
435. Bobrakov Alexey Evgenievich
436. Vyatkin Dmitry Fedorovich
437. Tereshkova Valentina Vladimirovna
438. Volkov Daniil Vladimirovich
439. Yuzhilin Vitaly Aleksandrovich
440. Shestakov Vasily Borisovich
441. Petrov Yuri Alexandrovich
442. Zavalny Pavel Nikolaevich
443. Simanovsky Leonid Yakovlevich
444. Ledkov Grigory Petrovich
445. Yarovaya Irina Anatolyevna
446. Natkho Raziet Khamedovna
447. Pinsky Victor Vitalievich
448. Goldstein Rostislav Ernstovich
449. Zavarzin Viktor Mikhailovich
450. Vasiliev Alexander Nikolaevich