Syktyvkar single-member constituency Deputy Federal subject Komi Republic Districts Inta , Izhemsky , Knyazhpogostsky , Kortkerossky , Koygorodsky , Pechora , Priluzsky , Sosnogorsk , Syktyvdinsky , Syktyvkar , Sysolsky , Troitsko-Pechorsky , Udorsky , Ukhta , Usinsk , Ust-Kulomsky , Ust-Tsilemsky , Ust-Vymsky , Vorkuta , Vuktyl Voters 642,561 (2021)[ 1]
The Syktyvkar Constituency (No.18[ a] is a Russian legislative constituency in the Komi Republic . The constituency encompasses the entire territory of Komi. However, in 1993–1995 Komi had two constituencies but lost one of them due to population decline.
The constituency has been represented since 2021 by Communist deputy Oleg Mikhailov , an ecologist and party activist, who narrowly defeated State Duma rules committee chairwoman Olga Savastyanova to succeed one-term United Russia incumbent Ivan Medvedev .
Boundaries
1993–1995 :
Pechora constituency : Inta , Izhemsky District , Pechora , Sosnogorsk , Troitsko-Pechorsky District , Usinsk , Ust-Tsilemsky , Vorkuta , Vuktyl [ 2] Komi Republic , including the towns of Inta , Pechora , Sosnogorsk , Usinsk , Vorkuta and Vuktyl .
Syktyvkar constituency : Knyazhpogostsky District , Kortkerossky District , Koygorodsky District , Priluzsky District , Syktyvdinsky District , Syktyvkar , Sysolsky District , Udorsky District , Ukhta , Ust-Kulomsky District , Ust-Vymsky District [ 2] Komi Republic , including the republican capital of Syktyvkar and the town of Ukhta .
1995–2007, 2016–present : Inta , Izhemsky District , Knyazhpogostsky District , Kortkerossky District , Koygorodsky District , Pechora , Priluzsky District , Sosnogorsk , Syktyvdinsky District , Syktyvkar , Sysolsky District , Troitsko-Pechorsky District , Udorsky District , Ukhta , Usinsk , Ust-Kulomsky District , Ust-Tsilemsky District , Ust-Vymsky District , Vorkuta , Vuktyl [ 3] [ 4] [ 5] [ 6] Komi Republic since 1995 redistricting, as Komi lost a second constituency due to population loss.
Election results
Declared candidates
Nikolay Gen (Independent ), former People's Deputy of Russia (1990–1993), prosecutor (previously ran as BR–NI candidate)
Vera Kuznetsova (Choice of Russia ), nonprofit director
Aleksandr Odintsov (DiM ), retired Soviet Army colonel general
Anatoly Pistsov (Civic Union ), Chairman of the Syktyvkar City Council of People's Deputies (1992–present), colonel of justice
Yekaterina Popova (Women of Russia ), Member of Supreme Council of the Komi Republic (1990–present), chief doctor of the republican hospitalVladimir Trifonov (PRES ), Head of the State Committee on Antimonopoly Policy Regional Office
Valery Zlobin (LDPR ), coordinator of the party regional office
1995
Declared candidates
Yevgeny Babusenko (Independent ), coal mine director
Sergey Borisov (Independent ), middle school teacher
Rita Chistokhodova (Independent ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (1995–present), prosecutor
Mikhail Gluzman (Forward, Russia! ), former Member of Supreme Council of the Komi Republic (1990–1995), banker
Vyacheslav Mikulinsky (PES ), businessman
Gennady Rassokhin (NDR ), former People's Deputy of Russia (1990–1993), rector of Ukhta State Technical Institute (1980–present)
Vera Skotobogatova (BIR ), secretary of the Russian Union of Youth (1994–present)
Andrey Titarenko (PLP ), physician
Results
Summary of the 17 December 1995 Russian legislative election in the Syktyvkar constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Rita Chistokhodova Independent 109,408 24.57%
Gennady Rassokhin
Our Home – Russia 97,487
21.89%
Mikhail Gluzman
Forward, Russia! 53,846
12.09%
Vera Skorobogatova
Ivan Rybkin Bloc 40,718
9.14%
Sergey Borisov
Independent 38,595
8.67%
Yevgeny Babusenko
Independent 37,102
8.33%
Andrey Titarenko
Beer Lovers Party 8,411
1.89%
Vitaly Mikulinsky
Party of Economic Freedom 4,151
0.93%
against all
47,511
10.67%
Total
445,307
100%
Source:
[ 9]
1999
Declared candidates
Aleksandr Amonariyev (CPRF ), Chairman of the Pechora City Council, middle school principal
Valentina Kotelnikova (Women of Russia ), rector of Komi Republican Academy of Public Administration (1996–present)
Vladimir Lushnikov (Independent ), former People's Deputy of the Soviet Union (1989–1991)
Valery Markov (Independent ), Deputy Chairman of the State Council of the Komi Republic (1995–present), 1994 head candidate
Nikolay Moiseyev (Yabloko ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (1995–present), aide to State Duma member
Ivan Mokhnachuk (Independent ), coal miners' union leader
Valery Prokhorov (Independent ), businessman
Mikhail Zhilin (Independent ), attorney
Failed to qualify
Rita Chistokhodova (Independent ), incumbent Member of State Duma (1996–present), 1997 head candidate
Mikhail Kodanyov (Independent ), Member of Syktyvkar City Council, 1997 head candidate
Valery Nesterov (Independent ), former Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (1995–1999), 1993 candidate for this seat
Ivan Ruban (Independent ), entrepreneur
Vera Skorobogatova (OVR ), first secretary of the Russian Union of Youth (1997–present), 1995 BIR candidate for this seat
Lyudmila Zyryanova (Independent ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (1999–present)
Did not file
Oleg Beimler (Independent ), German association leader
Vyacheslav Derevyagin (KTR–zSS ), Vorkuta Institute of Management, Business, and Law faculty of law dean
Sergey Ivanov (Independent )
Mikhail Martemyanov (RSP ), pensioner
Sergey Mikhalyuk (Independent ), attorney
Yury Napylnov (Nikolayev–Fyodorov Bloc), businessman
Aleksandr Nekrasov (LDPR ), acting coordinator of the party regional office
Ilyas Safiulin (Independent )
Results
Summary of the 19 December 1999 Russian legislative election in the Syktyvkar constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
%
Valery Markov Independent 116,243 25.38%
Ivan Mokhnachuk
Independent 57,953
12.66%
Valentina Kotelnikova
Women of Russia 55,859
12.20%
Nikolay Moiseyev
Yabloko 54,191
11.83%
Aleksandr Amonariyev
Communist Party 51,494
11.24%
Vladimir Lushnikov
Independent 28,920
6.32%
Mikhail Zhilin
Independent 15,393
3.36%
Valery Prokhorov
Independent 9,544
2.08%
against all
59,866
13.07%
Total
457,929
100%
Source:
[ 10]
2003
Yury Spiridonov: 20–30%
30–40%
40–50%
Vikenty Kozlov: 20–30%
30–40%
40–50%
Vasily Avdeyev: 20–30%
Against all: 20–30%
Did not file
Yevgeny Cheglakov (NPPR ), utilities executive
Sergey Drozdetsky (Independent ), college extern
Galina Kostenkova (Independent ), unemployed
Ivan Mokhnachuk (Independent ), coal miners' union leader, 1999 candidate for this seat
Aleksandr Shchigolev (KPR ), entrepreneur
Nikolay Silantyev (RKRP -RPK ), coal miner
Vladislav Ulyashev (Independent ), businessman
2021
Oleg Mikhailov: 20–30%
30–40%
40–50%
Olga Savastyanova: 20–30%
30–40%
Ivan Ruban: 20–30%
Declared candidates
Viktor Betekhtin (ZA! ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (2020–present), 2020 head candidate
Viktor Filipchuk (New People ), businessman
Oleg Mikhailov (CPRF ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (2015–present), 2016 candidate for this seat, 2020 head candidateAndrey Nikitin (LDPR ), former Member of Usinsk Council (2018–2020), individual entrepreneur, 2020 head candidate
Ivan Ruban (CPCR ), Member of Sosnogorsk Council (2020–present), perennial candidate , 1999 candidate for this seat, 2001 and 2016 head candidate
Tatyana Saladina (SR–ZP ), Member of State Council of the Komi Republic (2011–present), 2016 candidate for this seat
Olga Savastianova (United Russia ), Member of State Duma (2016–present), Chairwoman of the Duma Committee on Control and Rules (2016–present)
Notes
↑ No.17 in 1995-2003 ↑ Pechora constituency ↑ Syktyvkar constituency ↑ redistricted from the Syktyvkar constituency ↑ redistricted from the Pechora constituency
References
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