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Attacks on Moscow's E-Voting System Being Successfully Repelled: Central Election Commission Chief
Attacks on Moscow's E-Voting System Being Successfully Repelled: Central Election Commission Chief
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Ongoing attacks on Moscow's remote electronic voting system are being successfully repelled, Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) chief Ella Pamfilova... 19.09.2026, Sputnik India
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Pamfilova told a briefing at the CEC's information center that Moscow's e-voting system had been under a powerful attack since last night.Elections to the lower house of the Russian parliament, along with other concurrent elections, are taking place from September 18-20. In total, 20,700 parliamentary seats and elected offices are expected to be filled. President Vladimir Putin has called the parliamentary elections the most important domestic political event.
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Attacks on Moscow's E-Voting System Being Successfully Repelled: Central Election Commission Chief
Ongoing attacks on Moscow's remote electronic voting system are being successfully repelled, Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) chief Ella Pamfilova said on Saturday.
Pamfilova told a briefing at the CEC's information center that Moscow's e-voting system had been under a powerful attack since last night.
"This attack continues almost constantly, on a very large scale and intensively. At the same time, remote electronic voting in Moscow is underway, everything is fine... All attacks have been successfully repelled and are being repelled," Pamfilova said.
Elections to the lower house of the Russian parliament, along with other concurrent elections, are taking place from September 18-20. In total, 20,700 parliamentary seats and elected offices are expected to be filled. President Vladimir Putin has called the parliamentary elections the most important domestic political event.