Regions Forecasted to Host Emerging Leadership Figures

In a recent roundtable discussion, leaders from multiple sociological organizations gathered to share their predictions for the upcoming gubernatorial elections in Russia. The elections, scheduled for September, will take place in 20 different regions across the country.

The roundtable served as a platform for experts to share their electoral calculations for several regions. Sociologists presented forecasts of election results, not poll data, using their own formulas.

In the Kamchatka region, the calculated turnout is 38-40%, with the current governor receiving 59% of the votes. In the Kaluga region, a turnout of 36% of voters is expected, with the current regional head receiving 78% support. In the Kursk region, a turnout of 51% is forecast, with the acting head of the region receiving 79% support. Forecasts were also announced for the Jewish Autonomous Region, where sociologists predict a turnout of 52%, with the acting head receiving 74% support.

The forecasts were reported by specialists from RG, and were presented at the roundtable discussion. The experts' predictions are based on various research and calculations, providing a valuable insight into the potential outcomes of the elections.

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The gubernatorial elections in Russia are a direct election of regional governors, offering citizens the opportunity to directly influence the leadership of their respective regions. The upcoming elections will be closely watched by both domestic and international observers, as they will play a significant role in shaping the political landscape of the country.

Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the upcoming gubernatorial elections in Russia.