2000 Russian gubernatorial elections explained

Election Name:2000 Russian gubernatorial elections
Country:Russia
Type:parliamentary
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1999 Russian gubernatorial elections
Previous Year:1999
Election Date:26 March – 24 December 2000
Next Election:2001 Russian gubernatorial elections
Next Year:2001
Seats For Election:41 Heads of Federal Subjects from 89

Gubernatorial elections in 2000 took place in 41 regions of the Russian Federation. Four years after the campaign of 1996 nearly a half of 89 governors' seats were contested again.

In January, the second rounds of the December 1999 elections took place in Moscow, Novosibirsk and Tver Oblasts. In seven regions, the elections were moved to the federal election day on 26 March 2000 due to cost reasons. In October 2000, the last parliamentary republic in the Russian Federation, Udmurtia, elected its first president.

Race summary

Federal Subject[1] Date Incumbent First
elected
Losing candidates Governor-elect
26 March 1996 Vladimir Rayfikesht, Sergey Sannikov Alexander Surikov
26 March 1996 Andrey Alpatov, Valentin Pervakov, Sergey Sharenkov Vladimir Sergeyenkov
26 March 1996 Yury Yevdokimov
26 March 1996 Igor Karaulov Dmitry Ayatskov
Jewish AO[2] 26 March 1996 Boris Korsunsky/Nikolay Buryndin Nikolay Volkov/Gennady Antonov
26 March 1996 Valery Abramov Alexander Filipenko
26 March 1996 Gennady Tatarchuk, Gennady Todyrko Yury Neyolov
14 May 1996 Vladimir Yakovlev (OVR)
2 July 1996 Viktor Tarkhov, Gennady Zvyagin Konstantin Titov (SPS)
15 October Alexander Volkov Pavel Vershinin, Nikolay Ganza, Andrey Soluyanov Alexander Volkov
22 October 1996 Fyodor Sidorenko (supported by NPSR and SPS), Anatoly Chyorny, Nina Filippova Igor Farkhutdinov
22 October,
5 November
1996 Viktor Surzhikov, Sergey Maltsev, Vladimir Stekachyov, Nikolay Greshilov Alexander Mikhailov (CPRF/NPSR)
Chita Oblast[3] 29 October 1996 Viktor Voytenko, Nikolay Goncharov, Viktor Kurochkin (SPS) Ravil Geniatulin
29 October 1996 Babu-Dorzhi Bazarov, Yury Tsymzhenov Bair Zhamsuyev
5 November 1996 Vladimir Butkeyev, Vladimir Markov, Gennady Dorofeyev Valentin Tsvetkov
Kaliningrad Oblast[4] 5 & 19 November 1996 Leonid Gorbenko (Unity), Vladimir Nikitin (CPRF/NPSR), Yury Sinelnik Vladimir Yegorov
Kaluga Oblast[5] 12 November 1996 Anatoly Demichev/Vladimir Andreyev, Valery Artyomov/Mikhail Glazunov, Valery Baranovich/Vladimir Zakharov Anatoly Artamonov/Yevgeny Moiseyev
12 November 1996 Viktor Bibikov, Mikhail Kuznetsov, Vladimir Nikitin (CPRF), Mikhail Bryachak, Vladimir Sidorenko (APR) Yevgeny Mikhailov (Unity)
19 November 1996 Kuzma Aldarov, Roman Dulbeyev, Igor Shpakov Valery Maleyev
26 November,
10 December
1996 Nikolay Bagretsov, Lev Yefremov, Anatoly Koltashov Oleg Bogomolov (Unity)
3 December 1996 Igor Kramarenko, Martiros Oganesyan Alexander Tkachov (CPRF~APR, supported by Unity)
3 December 1996 Alexander Mikhaylov, Viktor Likhobanin (LDPR) Anatoly Guzhvin
3 December 1996 Gennady Igumnov, Pavel Anokhin (Unity) Yury Trutnev
3 December 1996 Vladimir Loginov
3 & 17 December 1996 Vyacheslav Kislitsyn (CPRF), Ivan Teterin, Anatoly Ivanov, Dail Shagiakhmetov Leonid Markelov (LDPR)
3 & 17 December 1996 Alexander Chernogorov (CPRF/NPSR)
3 & 17 December 1996 Nikolay Malakov Anatoly Yefremov
3 & 17 December 1996 Anatoly Golovkov (OVR), Pavel Pozhigailo Vladimir Tikhonov (CPRF/NPSR)
3 & 17 December 1996 Boris Sinchenko, Georgy Greshnykh, Vladimir Dorogin Mikhail Mashkovtsev (CPRF/NPSR)
3 & 17 December 1996 Valery Ryumin, Vladimir Markov, Nikolay Bulayev, Mikhail Malakhov Vyacheslav Lyubimov (CPRF/NPSR)
3 & 17 December 1996 Nikolay Poluyanov (Unity), Valery Vankov (supported by NPSR), Anatoly Fedoseyev Gennady Savelyev
10 December 1996 Svetlana Zhukova Viktor Ishayev (Unity)
10 December 1993 Yury Lodkin (CPRF/NPSR)
10 December 1996 Yury Vlasov (supported by SPS and Yabloko), Vitaly Kotov Nikolay Vinogradov (CPRF/NPSR, supported by Unity and OVR)
10 & 24 December 1996 Boris Korobov (supported by Unity), Nikolay Romanov Viktor Shershunov (CPRF/NPSR)
24 December 1996 Vasily Astanayev (APR) Aleksey Lebed (supported by OVR and NPSR)
24 December 1993 Pyotr Sumin ("For the Revival of Ural", supported by NPSR and Unity)
24 December 1996 Yury Goryachev, Sergey Ryabukhin Vladimir Shamanov (supported by NPSR and Unity)
24 December 1996 Nikolay Maksyuta (CPRF/NPSR)
24 December 1996 Ivan Shabanov (CPRF/NPSR), Alexander Gusev, Oleg Davydov, Alexander Ognev, Sergey Starodubtsev Vladimir Kulakov
24 December 1996 Roman Abramovich

Literature

Notes and References

  1. http://politika.su/vybory/rre00t.html Gubernatorial Elections — 2000
  2. Web site: История выборов и назначений губернатора Еврейской автономной области. ru. History of elections and appointments of the governor of Jewish Autonomous Oblast. TASS. 2020-09-11.
  3. Web site: Выборы-2000. ru. Elections-2000. RFE/RL. 2000-10-12.
  4. Web site: Калининградская область. ru. Kaliningrad Oblast. Kommersant. 2000-10-31.
  5. Web site: История выборов и назначений губернатора Калужской области. ru. History of elections and appointments of the governor of Kaluga Oblast. TASS. 2020-09-11.