Russians voted Sunday in regional ballots marred by complaints that Kremlin opponents are increasingly being sidelined before national parliamentary elections in December and a vote to replace President Vladimir Putin next year. The elections for legislative assemblies in 14 of Russia’s 86 regions were held under new rules that critics say continue a retreat from democracy and restrict the ability of voters to voice discontent. Full Story
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