TL;DR
This paper reviews voting trends in Russia from 1991 to 2008, analyzing evidence of manipulation and using statistical methods to understand the factors influencing electoral outcomes.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of electoral trends and manipulation evidence in Russia over nearly two decades, employing statistical techniques to identify determinants.
Findings
Identification of patterns suggestive of electoral manipulation
Factors influencing voting trends include economic and political variables
Statistical evidence supports claims of vote falsification
Abstract
In this paper, I review the main trends in voting in national elections in Russia since 1991, discuss the evidence of manipulation or falsification by the authorities, and use statistical techniques to examine the determinants of voting trends.
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Taxonomy
TopicsElectoral Systems and Political Participation · Media Influence and Politics · Political Conflict and Governance