Elections to the Regional Duma and the House of Representatives of the Sverdlovsk Region in 1996 were held on April 14 . They became the first election under the "new scheme" in both chambers of the regional Legislative Assembly, bicameral at that time.
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| Elections of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk Region | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1996 | |||
 Sverdlovsk region on the map of Russia |
Content
Lower House
Elections to the Regional Duma , elected on a proportional basis , were held in the general regional district according to party lists for 4 years, but with a shift for 2 years, the so-called rotation, in which once every 2 years only 14 of the 28 deputies of the lower house were elected. This not only increased the cost of the mandate of the deputy of the Regional Duma practically to the value of the mandate of the deputy of the State Duma of Russia, but also allowed the executive branch of the region to resist any attempts of the population to influence its policy. In fact, the rotation practice introduced by Eduard Rossel turned the Sverdlovsk region into the most undemocratic region of Russia. On the other hand, only rotation allowed him to retain power after the disastrous defeat in the elections of the Ural Transfiguration in 1998. 14 deputies of the regional Duma elected in 1994 for two years, without participating in the elections, received a prolongation of their powers for another 2 years until 1998.
14 deputies of the Sverdlovsk Oblast Duma , who extended their “rotation” powers for two years.
| MP | District | Nominated by [1] | Position at the time of election | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bakov Anton Alekseevich | Serovskiy (№ 7) | PRES | Head of the Ural-Volga Region Department of the Ministry of Nationalities and Regional Policy of the Russian Federation | |
| Volkov Vladimir Anatolyevich | Ordzhonikidze (№ 5) | a group of voters | Deputy Chairman of the Economic Committee for Development Programs of the Ural Region, former people's deputy of the USSR | |
| Grebyonkin Anatoly Viktorovich | Verkh-Isetsky (№ 2) | Russia's choice | Head of the Department of the Ural State University , former chairman of the Sverdlovsk Regional Council | |
| Dolganov Oleg Vladimirovich | Verkh-Isetsky (№ 2) | a group of voters | President of JSC "Zenith" | |
| Zavodov Valeriy Gennadyevich | Pervouralsky (№ 6) | a group of voters | Chairman of the Board of Uraltransbank | |
| Zelenyuk Tatyana Alekseevna | Serovskiy (№ 7) | a group of voters | Director of the House of Childhood, Verkhoturye | |
| Komratov Yury Sergeevich | Nizhny Tagil (№ 4) | a group of voters | General Director of Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Works JSC | |
| Kopytov Mikhail Nikolaevich | Pervouralsky (№ 6) | APR | Director of Krasnoufimskoye LLP | |
| Melekhin Valeriy Ivanovich | Pervouralsky (№ 6) | a group of voters | surgeon of the central city hospital of Mikhaylovsk | |
| Melnikov Ivan Anatolyevich | Artyomovsky (№ 1) | a group of voters | collective farm chairman them. Chapaeva | |
| Mishin Igor Nikolaevich | Ordzhonikidze (№ 5) | Transformation of the Urals | Director of TV channel 4 | |
| Nikiforov Valery Sergeevich | Artyomovsky (№ 1) | APR | chairman of the collective farm "Ural", former people's deputy of the Russian Federation | |
| Pinaev Yuri Grigorievich | Kamensk-Uralsky (№ 3) | a group of voters | Head of Administration , Asbest | |
| Spector Shlema Itskovich (Semen Isaakovich) | Verkh-Isetsky (№ 2) | a group of voters | chief of the Sverdlovsk hospital for war veterans |
Party lists
A total of 7 lists participated in the elections:
- the block “Our home is our city” (leader A. Chernetsky ), which included the NDR , “ Forward, Russia ”, the FER , the Ural Zemstvo Union ;
- the block " Gornozavodskoy Ural" (leader V. Trushnikov), which included "Kedr", PST and the union "Harmony and Dignity";
- the Communists of the Sverdlovsk Oblast bloc — the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the Russian Communist Party ;
- “ Transformation of the Urals ” (leader E. Rossel );
- “ Yabloko ”, which originally wanted to enter the block “Our home is our city”, but could not agree on the places on the list;
- LDPR
- “Zyablitsev - Fund” is a charitable organization, which is a structure of political support for the deputy of the State Duma E. Zyablitsev.
Election results
- “Transformation of the Urals” - 6 mandates - 35.2%
- Surganov Vyacheslav Sergeevich
- Anfalov Dmitry Igorevich
- Vakhrusheva Tatyana Nikolaevna
- Golubitsky Veniamin Maksovich
- Tokareva Tamara Petrovna
- Shaimardanov Nail Zalilovich
- “Our home is our city” - 3 mandates - 15.6%
- Voronin Nikolay Andreevich
- Dolinin Alexander Arkadevich
- Poluyakhtov Boris Leonidovich
- “Communists of the Sverdlovsk region” - 3 mandates - 15.6%
- Belousov Vladimir Petrovich
- Kungurtseva Irina Anatolevna
- Sarvarov Nyazip Nazifovich
- Gornozavodskoy Ural - 2 mandates - 12.4%
- Vybornov Andrey Nikolaevich
- Merzlyakova Tatyana Georgievna
- Zyablitsev-fund - no - 4.9%
- "Apple" - no - 4.0%
- Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - no - 3.1%
Upper Chamber
The House of Representatives (in the opinion of journalists, the House of Lords of the Oblast, and the Senate of the Oblast) appeared in accordance with the Charter of the Sverdlovsk Oblast , adopted in late 1994. Her powers were prescribed in Article 42 of the Charter, the main of which was the approval of laws adopted by the Regional Duma . Unlike the lower house (Regional Duma), which was elected on a proportional basis , the SEP was elected on a majority basis - the candidate with the highest number of votes in the electoral district became the winner. The number of members of the Chamber is 21 deputies.
However, on April 14, 1996, only 19 deputies were elected in the elections of the House of Representatives of the first convocation due to the low turnout in Yekaterinburg . At the by-election on June 16, 1996, 2 more deputies were elected (S. A. Akulov and GI Stepanenko) and the chamber became fully staffed. March 3, 1998 G. I. Stepanenko was killed.
Constituency Election Districts
- № 1 - Asbestovsky
- № 2 - Artyomovsky
- № 3 - Bogdanovichsky
- No. 4 - Verkh-Isetsky (Ekaterinburg)
- No. 5 - Zheleznodorozhny (Yekaterinburg)
- No. 6 - Kirovsky (Yekaterinburg)
- № 7 - Leninsky (Ekaterinburg)
- No. 8 - October (Yekaterinburg)
- № 9 - Ordzhonikidze (Yekaterinburg)
- № 10 - Chkalovsky (Ekaterinburg)
- № 11 - Kamensk-Ural
- № 12 - Kirovgrad
- № 13 - Krasnoturinsky
- № 14 - Krasnoufimsky
- No. 15 - Kushvinsky
- No. 16 - Dzerzhinsky (Nizhny Tagil)
- № 17 - Leninsky (Nizhny Tagil)
- № 18 - Pervouralsk
- № 19 - Serovskiy
- No. 20 - Sysert
- № 21 - Turin
The composition of the constituencies for the elections of the House of Representatives was established in 1996 and subsequently did not change (there were only minor changes in the boundaries between the districts).
Deputies of the House of Representatives of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk Region of the first convocation (1996-1998)
| MP | District | Position at the time of election | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akulov Sergey Aleksandrovich | 9 | Head of the Health Department of the Administration of Yekaterinburg | since June 28, 1996 |
| Arefin Gennady Vasilyevich | 14 | Head of Administration of Nizhneserginsky District | |
| Burmatov Ivan Grigorievich | 20 | Director of Revdinsky Training and Production Enterprise of the All-Russian Society of the Blind | |
| Gordeeva Svetlana Ivanovna | 21 | Chief authorized service of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation for the city of Irbit | |
| Didenko Nikolay Naumovich | 17 | Mayor of Nizhny Tagil | |
| Dubinkin Sergey Vasilievich | eight | Head of the Department of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation in the Sverdlovsk region | |
| Ivanov Ludwig G. | 3 | Head of Administration of Bogdanovich | |
| Kosolapov Valery Aleksandrovich | 2 | Head of Administration of Alapaevsk District | |
| Krupin Nikolai Mikhailovich | one | manager of Asbestovsky branch of the Savings Bank of the Russian Federation | |
| Kucheryuk Vladimir Danilovich | 18 | General Director of OJSC Pervouralskgaz | |
| Matushkin Vladimir Georgievich | ten | General Director of Ural Rubber Products Plant JSC | |
| Michel Viktor Egorovich | 13 | Head of Administration Krasnoturinsk | |
| Seryakov Vladimir Sergeevich | sixteen | General Director of the State Production Association "Uralvagonzavod" | |
| Stepanenko Georgy Ivanovich | five | lawyer, head of legal advice number 6 of Yekaterinburg | from June 28, 1996, killed on March 3, 1998 |
| Tetyukhin Vladislav Valentinovich | 15 | General Director of Verkhnyaya Salda Metallurgical Production Association JSC | |
| Fedulev Pavel Anatolevich | nineteen | Chairman of the Board of AOZT "Non-State Pension Fund" Happy Beach " | |
| Chernetsky Arkady Mikhailovich | 6 | Mayor of Yekaterinburg | |
| Shaposhnikov Alexander Yurievich | 7 | Chief Medical Officer, MU "Ambulance" | |
| Sheremet Innokentiy Viktorovich | four | Director of the Ural Television Agency, an individual private enterprise | |
| Yazev Valery Afonasyevich | 12 | President of AOOT "JAVA Corporation" | |
| Yakimov Viktor Vasilyevich | eleven | Mayor of Kamensk-Uralsky |
Notes
- ↑ Elected deputies were nominated by the following electoral associations: the non-partisan public movement Transformation of the Urals , the Sverdlovsk Regional Organization of the Agrarian Party of Russia ( APR ), the Sverdlovsk Regional Branch of the Party of Russian Unity and Consent PRES , the Electoral Bloc Action , the Sverdlovsk Regional Branch of the Political Movement " Russia 's Choice " , a branch of the Democratic Party of Russia in the Sverdlovsk region ( DPR )