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Russia holds one of its most important votes in years — but the result is seen as a foregone conclusion

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: July 01, 2020In: ElectionsNo Comments

A week-long vote on constitutional changes in Russia comes to a close Wednesday, with citizens voting on changes which include an amendment that would allow President Vladimir Putin to run for further terms in office, and potentially lead the country until 2036. Unlike most votes, however, the one in Russia is seen as a foregone […] Read more

Russia holds one of its most important votes in years — but the result is seen as a foregone conclusion

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