"Russian Voters Express Discontent in Anti-Putin Protests"

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Russian voters formed long lines outside polling stations in major cities during the presidential election, heeding a call by opposition leaders to protest the rubber-stamp process that is expected to keep Vladimir Putin in power for a fifth term. The opposition urged supporters to show up at midday to express dissatisfaction with the lack of real competition in the election, emphasizing that simply appearing at the polling station was a safe way to express discontent in a country that has escalated repression since its invasion of Ukraine.
- Long Lines of Russian Voters Signal Discontent With Putin's Tenure The New York Times
- Russians Abroad Take Part in Anti-Putin Election Protest, In Pictures The Moscow Times
- Thousands of Russians join Navalny-inspired 'noon against Putin' election protest Reuters
- Russia elections: Navalny's widow Yulia thanks anti-Putin protesters as she casts vote in Berlin BBC
- Russian election live updates: Putin set to win big despite protests USA TODAY
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