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Article: A Dozen Parties Face Being Left Out, THE MOSCOW TIMES
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- The Moscow Times (Russia)
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- October 22, 2003
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Caroline McGregor
The Moscow Times (Russia)
10-22-2003
A dozen political parties running for the State Duma looked poised to
fall out of the race Wednesday -- a shift that could narrow the field by
half and give the pro-Kremlin United Russia party a stronger advantage.
Central Elections Commission chief Alexander Veshnyakov said Monday
that he expected 13 parties or blocs to make it onto the ballot.
A total of 25 groups were in the running after the little-known
Conservative Party withdrew Tuesday. The Central Elections Commission's
deadline for parties and single-mandate district candidates to submit registration
documents is 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Nine parties and four blocs have been cleared to ...
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