Putin 'wins' rigged Russian election with 88% of the vote, early results show

[ADevilYouKhow]

Putin 'wins' rigged Russian election with 87 percent of the vote — POLITICO

Preliminary results indicate a huge victory for Vladimir Putin but thousands protest at polling stations and Russian embassies worldwide.

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Do you think he won legitimately?

 

[Arizax2]

Sure

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Sure

I’m reading 95%+ in some places

88% overall isn’t bad though

Does this election cement Putin’s legitimacy

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Vladimir Putin’s sham re-election is notable only for the protests — The Economist

The outcome was predetermined, but some Russians honour Navalny’s call

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[mastermind]

Dictator Wins Election, shocker!

 

[franknitty711]

I am sure we did everything we could to manipulate the outcome. How many elections do you think America has rigged?

 

[mc_brew]

Do you think he won legitimately?

sure..... people who vote against putin mysteriously stumble, trip, and then fall out of a 10 story window ..... people that can figure out how to navigate passed a window without falling out of it usually support and vote for putin....

 

[Pressure]

I am sure we did everything we could to manipulate the outcome. How many elections do you think America has rigged?

Interesting take considering Putin killed his rival.

 

[wire28]

Part one is complete. Next up for the HL Allstars is ensuring Joe and the dems don’t get back in office.

 

[voiture]

Pray for the 12%

 

[Pressure]

Pray for the 12%

Pretty sure they’re being handed their EMR right now.

 

[BaggerofTea]

shambolic, russians are shameful.

Never experienced colonialism, rich in resources but still insistent on burning their advantage

 

[FAH1223]

Dictator Wins Election, shocker!

The kids on election twitter call it “Assad margins”

 

[88m3]

they're saying 87.8% now

maybe Putin can perform better in 2030



that turnout rate though! 74%+


President Vladimir Putin, who launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine two years ago, is set to win a new six-year term in the March 15-17 vote. This would enable him to overtake Josef Stalin and become Russia's longest-serving leader for more than 200 years.

what a legacy

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Commenting on Navalny's death for first time, Putin says he supported prisoner swap for his foe

The remarks early Monday were unusual in that he repeatedly referenced Navalny by his name for the first time in years.

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