8th State Duma

Convocation of the lower house of Russian parliament

State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
of the 8th convocation

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Seat composition of the 8th State Duma

Overview
Meeting place| State Duma building
1 Okhotny Ryad Street, Moscow
Term| 12 October 2021 –
Election| 17–19 September 2021
Website| State Duma
Members|

447 / 450

Chairman| Vyacheslav Volodin
First Deputy Chairmen| Alexander Zhukov
Ivan Melnikov
Deputy Chairmen|

List

* Anna Kuznetsova
Irina Yarovaya
Pyotr Tolstoy
Alexey Gordeyev
Sholban Kara-ool
Viktoria Abramchenko
Alexander Babakov
Boris Chernyshov
Vladislav Davankov

Party control| Supermajority of United Russia (322)

The State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the 8th convocation (Russian: Государственная Дума Федерального Собрания Российской Федерации восьмого созыва) is the current convocation of the lower house of Russian parliament.

The composition of the 8th State Duma was determined based on the results of the 2021 legislative election. Elections were held using a mixed system: 225 deputies were elected on party lists and 225 — in single-member constituencies. Of the 14 parties that participated in the elections, only 5 were able to overcome the 5% barrier. And for the first time since 1999, more than four parties were able to form their own factions. Three more parties and five independent candidates were able to win one seat each through single-mandate constituencies.[1]

In accordance with the presidential decree, the first meeting of the 8th State Duma was held on 12 October 2021.[2]

## Leadership

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Chairman of the State Duma

Vyacheslav Volodin (UR)

Faction leaders

Vladimir Vasilyev
United Russia

Gennady Zyuganov
Communist Party

Sergey Mironov
A Just Russia — For Truth

Leonid Slutsky
Liberal Democratic Party

Alexey Nechayev
New People

The leadership of the State Duma where elected at the first meeting.

In accordance with the Constitution, the oldest deputy opens the first session. However, for the first time ever, the second oldest deputy opened the first meeting. This was because the oldest deputy, 85-year-old Vladimir Resin, refused to open the meeting and therefore this duty was passed to 84-year-old Valentina Tereshkova.[3] In addition to Tereshkova, as per tradition, the presidium was also attended by the oldest deputies from each faction.

Office  | MP  | Period  | Parliamentary affiliation

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Chairman |  | Vyacheslav Volodin | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
First Deputy Chairmen[4] |  | Alexander Zhukov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Ivan Melnikov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | Communist Party
Deputy Chairmen |  | Anna Kuznetsova | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Irina Yarovaya | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Pyotr Tolstoy | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Alexey Gordeyev | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Sholban Kara-ool | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Sergey Neverov | 12 October 2021 — 23 July 2024  |  | United Russia
| Viktoria Abramchenko | Since 17 September 2024  |  | United Russia
| Alexander Babakov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | A Just Russia — For Truth
| Boris Chernyshov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | Liberal Democratic Party
| Vladislav Davankov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | New People
Faction leaders[5] |  | Vladimir Vasilyev | Since 12 October 2021  |  | United Russia
| Gennady Zyuganov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | Communist Party
| Sergey Mironov | Since 12 October 2021  |  | A Just Russia — For Truth
| Vladimir Zhirinovsky | 12 October 2021 — 6 April 2022  |  | Liberal Democratic Party
| Leonid Slutsky | Since 18 May 2022
(acting 6 April — 18 May 2022)
| Alexey Nechayev | Since 12 October 2021  |  | New People

### Chairman election

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On 25 September 2021, during a meeting with the leaders of the parties elected to the State Duma, President Vladimir Putin expressed his support for the Chairman of the State Duma of the previous convocation Vyacheslav Volodin. Putin said that Volodin was worthy of becoming chairman again, but would leave the final decision to the deputies of the State Duma.[citation needed] After that, United Russia nominated Volodin for the position.[6] Since United Russia has a majority in the State Duma, this means that Volodin will be elected speaker without the support of other parties. Nevertheless, the Liberal Democratic Party and A Just Russia — For Truth also endorsed Volodin.[7][8]

The Communist Party refused to support Volodin and announced its intention to nominate its own candidate for the Chairman. The Communists named Dmitry Novikov, Leonid Kalashnikov and Yury Afonin as possible candidates.[9] On 7 October it was officially announced that the Communist Party would nominate Dmitry Novikov for Chairman of the State Duma.[10]

The New People party did not nominate a candidate, but also did not publicly endorse any candidate.

Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| √ Vyacheslav Volodin (UR)  | 360 | 80.0%
| Dmitry Novikov (CPRF)  | 61  | 13.6%
Not voting | 29  | 6.4%
Source:[11]

## Factions

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Five parties were able to overcome the 5% barrier in the elections and form their own factions. Candidates from three more parties were able to win in their constituencies, but they will not be able to form factions, since their parties did not pass the electoral barrier. They may to join the factions of other parties, or became unaffiliated deputies. Two of them joined the Liberal Democratic Party.[12] Also, independent deputies were elected in five constituencies, who could also become unaffiliated, but joined the factions of political parties. Two deputies joined United Russia,[13] two more joined New People[14] and one joined A Just Russia — For Truth.[15]

(Shading indicates majority caucus)

| Total  | Vacant

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United Russia | Communist Party | A Just Russia — For Truth[a 1] | Liberal Democratic Party | New People | Unaffiliated
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End of the previous convocation | 336 | 43  | 23  | 40  | DNP | 2  | 444  | 6
Seats won in election  | 324 | 57  | 27  | 21  | 13  | 8  | 450  | 0
October 12, 2021
(first session)  | 326 | 28  | 23  | 15  | 1
November 10, 2021[a 2][16] | 325 | 2
September 3, 2022[a 3][17] | 324 | 449  | 1
April 23, 2023[a 4][18] | 322 | 447  | 3
May 31, 2023[a 5][19] | 321 | 446  | 4
September 10, 2023[a 6][20] | 325 | 450  | 0
September 19, 2023[a 7][21] | 324 | 449  | 1
May 27, 2024[a 8][22] | 323 | 448  | 2
May 28, 2024[a 9][23] | 322 | 447  | 3
June 25, 2024[a 10][24] | 321 | 446  | 4
September 8, 2024[a 11][25] | 323 | 3  | 449  | 1
September 16, 2024[a 12][26] | 324 | 2
October 8, 2024[a 13][27] | 323 | 448  | 2
November 4, 2024[a 14][28] | 322 | 447  | 3
December 5, 2024[a 15][29] | 321 | 446  | 4
Latest voting share  | 71.3% | 12.7%  | 6.2%  | 5.1%  | 3.3%  | 0.4%  | 99.1%  | 0.9%

1. ^ A Just Russia in previous convocation
2. ^ Yevgeny Marchenko was expelled from the United Russia faction and became an unaffiliated MP
3. ^ Alexey Chernyak resigned
4. ^ Nikolay Bortsov and Dzhasharbek Uzdenov died
5. ^ Viktor Zubarev died
6. ^ Dmitry Averov, Yury Nesterenko, Soltan Uzdenov and Sergey Yeryomin were elected
7. ^ Sergey Sokol resigned
8. ^ Vitaly Kushnarev resigned
9. ^ Nikolay Alekseyenko resigned
10. ^ Alexander Prokopyev resigned
11. ^ Viktoria Abramchenko, Oleg Matytsin and Nikolay Shulginov were elected
12. ^ Nikolay Shulginov (elected as Independent) joined United Russia faction
13. ^ Dmitry Khubezov resigned
14. ^ Yevgeny Pervyshov resigned
15. ^ Alexander Khinshtein resigned

### Membership

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Main article: List of members of the 8th Russian State Duma

### Vacant seats

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Further information: By-elections to the 8th Russian State Duma

Constituency  | Region  | Former Deputy  | Former Party  | Note

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41  | Biysk |  Altai Krai | Alexander Prokopyev | United Russia | [24]
46  | Krasnodar |  Krasnodar Krai | Yevgeny Pervyshov | United Russia | [28]
157  | Skopin |  Ryazan Oblast | Dmitry Khubezov | United Russia | [27]
158  | Samara |  Samara Oblast | Alexander Khinshtein | United Russia | [29]

## Committees and commissions

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### Committees

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In the 8th convocation, the number of committees was increased from 26 to 32. According to Vyacheslav Volodin, the increase in committees is due to the expanded powers of the parliament during the constitutional reform. Since the State Duma approves the members of the government, it was decided to create committees based on the profile of line federal ministries, agencies and services.[30]

On 8 October 2021, during the meeting of the provisional working group on the preparation of the first plenary session, the composition of the committees and their leadership were approved.[31]

Committee issues[32] | Chair  | Parties

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Agrarian Issues  |  | Vladimir Kashin | United Russia (15)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Budget and Taxes  |  | Andrey Makarov | United Russia (22)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Party of Growth (1)  |
Commonwealth of Independent States Affairs,
Eurasian Integration and Relations with Compatriots  |  | Leonid Kalashnikov | United Russia (5)  |
Communist Party (3)  |
Construction and Housing and Communal Services  |  | Sergey Pakhomov | United Russia (16)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Control  |  | Oleg Morozov | United Russia (9)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Culture  |  | Yelena Yampolskaya
(until May 14, 2024) | United Russia (5)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
| Olga Kazakova
(since September 17, 2024) | Communist Party (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Defence  |  | Andrey Kartapolov | United Russia (10)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Development of Civil Society,
Issues of Public and Religious Associations  |  | Olga Timofeeva | United Russia (5)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Development of the Far East and Arctic  |  | Nikolai Kharitonov | United Russia (8)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Ecology, Natural Resources
and Environmental Protection  |  | Dmitry Kobylkin | United Russia (18)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Economic Policy  |  | Maxim Topilin | United Russia (8)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Education  |  | Olga Kazakova
(until September 17, 2024) | United Russia (7)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
| Irina Belykh
(since September 17, 2024) | Communist Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Energy  |  | Pavel Zavalny
(until July 23, 2024) | United Russia (9)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
| Nikolay Shulginov
(since September 17, 2024) | Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Family, Women and Children  |  | Nina Ostanina | United Russia (5)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
Financial Market  |  | Anatoly Aksakov | United Russia (6)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Health  |  | Dmitry Khubezov
(until June 13, 2023) | United Russia (14)  |
| Badma Bashankayev
(June 13, 2023 – November 26, 2024) | Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
| Sergey Leonov
(since November 26, 2024) | Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Industry and Trade  |  | Vladimir Gutenev | United Russia (16)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Information Policy,
Information Technologies and Communications  |  | Alexander Hinstein
(until December 5, 2024) | United Russia (6)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
| Sergey Boyarsky
(since December 17, 2024) | New People (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
International Affairs |  | Leonid Slutsky | United Russia (11)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Labour, Social Policy and Veterans' Affairs  |  | Yaroslav Nilov | United Russia (8)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Nationalities Affairs  |  | Gennady Semigin
(until June 11, 2024) | United Russia (5)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
TBD | A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Physical Culture and Sport  |  | Dmitry Svishchev
(until July 23, 2024) | United Russia (8)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (2)  |
| Oleg Matytsin
(since September 17, 2024) | Communist Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Property, Land and Property Relations  |  | Sergey Gavrilov | United Russia (9)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Protection of Competition  |  | Valery Gartung | United Russia (5)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
Regional Policy and Local Government  |  | Alexei Didenko | United Russia (7)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Safety and Anti-Corruption  |  | Vasily Piskarev | United Russia (19)  |
Communist Party (3)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Independent (1)  |
Science and Higher Education  |  | Sergey Kabyshev | United Russia (6)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Small and Medium-sized Entrepreneurship  |  | Alexander Demin | United Russia (5)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
New People (1)  |
State Construction and Legislation  |  | Pavel Krasheninnikov | United Russia (10)  |
Communist Party (3)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Tourism and Tourism Infrastructure Development  |  | Sangadji Tarbaev | United Russia (11)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Transport and Transport Infrastructure Development  |  | Yevgeny Moskvichev | United Russia (18)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Youth Policy  |  | Artem Metelev | United Russia (6)  |
Communist Party (1)  |

### Commissions

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Commission issues[32] | Chair (co–chairs)  | Parties

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Control Over the Reliability of Information on Income, Property and Property Obligations
Submitted by Members of the State Duma and Mandate Issues  |  | Otari Arshba | United Russia (11)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (2)  |
New People (1)  |
Counting Commission  |  | Raisa Karmazina | United Russia (8)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Ensuring the Housing Rights of Citizens[33]
(since February 22, 2022) |  | Galina Khovanskaya | United Russia (13)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (4)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
New People (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
Party of Growth (1)  |
Investigation of Foreign Interference in Domestic Affairs of Russia[34]
(since March 23, 2022) |  | Vasily Piskaryov | United Russia (7)  |
Communist Party (2)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (2)  |
New People (2)  |
Migration Policy Issues[35]
(since July 26, 2024) |  | Irina Yarovaya | United Russia (8)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (2)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Parliamentary Ethics  |  | Valentina Tereshkova | United Russia (11)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (2)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (2)  |
New People (1)  |
Regulations and Ensuring the Activities of the State Duma  |  | Viktor Pinsky | United Russia (6)  |
Communist Party (1)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (1)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |
New People (1)  |
Review of Federal Budget Expenditures Aimed at Ensuring National Defense,
National Security and Law Enforcement  |  | Andrey Kartapolov
Andrey Makarov
Vasily Piskaryov | United Russia (14)  |
Communist Party (4)  |
A Just Russia — For Truth (3)  |
Liberal Democratic Party (1)  |

## Major legislation

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### First session

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* November 24, 2021: Federal Budget for 2022 passed with 337 votes in favor.[36]
* December 14, 2021: Federal Law "On the General Principles of the Organization of Public Authority in the Subjects of the Russian Federation" (Law on Regional Authorities) passed with 330 votes in favor.[37]

### Second session

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* February 22, 2022: Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between Russia and the Donetsk People's Republic ratified with 400 votes in favor.[38]
* February 22, 2022: Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between Russia and the Luhansk People's Republic ratified with 399 votes in favor.[39]

### Third session

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* October 3, 2022: Treaty between the Russian Federation and the Donetsk People's Republic on the admission of the Donetsk People's Republic to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation ratified with 413 votes in favor.[40]
* October 3, 2022: Federal Constitutional Law "On the admission of the Donetsk People's Republic to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation – the Donetsk People's Republic" passed with 413 votes in favor.[41]
* October 3, 2022: Treaty between the Russian Federation and the Luhansk People's Republic on the admission of the Luhansk People's Republic to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation ratified with 412 votes in favor.[42]
* October 3, 2022: Federal Constitutional Law "On the admission of the Luhansk People's Republic to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation – the Luhansk People's Republic" passed with 413 votes in favor.[43]
* October 3, 2022: Treaty between the Russian Federation and Zaporozhye Oblast on the admission of Zaporozhye Oblast to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation ratified with 409 votes in favor.[44]
* October 3, 2022: Federal Constitutional Law "On the admission of Zaporozhye Oblast to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation – the Zaporozhye Oblast" passed with 410 votes in favor.[45]
* October 3, 2022: Treaty between the Russian Federation and Kherson Oblast on the admission of Kherson Oblast to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation ratified with 411 votes in favor.[46]
* October 3, 2022: Federal Constitutional Law "On the admission of Kherson to the Russian Federation and the formation of a new federal subject of the Russian Federation – the Kherson" passed with 411 votes in favor.[47]
* November 24, 2022: Federal Budget for 2023 passed with 320 votes in favor.[48]
* November 14, 2021: Federal Law on Amendments to the Federal Law "On Information, Information Technologies and Information Protection" and Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation" (regarding the prohibition of propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations and (or) preferences) passed with 397 votes in favor.[49]

### Fifth session

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* November 17, 2023: Federal Budget for 2024 passed with 325 votes in favor.[50]

### Sixth session

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* July 10, 2024: Federal Law on Amendments to the Tax Code of the Russian Federation regarding the introduction of a progressive scale of taxation passed with 409 votes in favor.[51]

### Seventh session

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* October 24, 2024: Treaty between Russia and North Korea on comprehensive strategic partnership ratified with 397 votes in favor.[52]
* November 21, 2024: Federal Law on childfree propaganda prohibition passed with 403 votes in favor.[53]
* November 21, 2024: Federal Budget for 2025 passed with 335 votes in favor.[54]

## Major appointments

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### Cabinet

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#### First Mishustin Cabinet

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Main article: Mikhail Mishustin's First Cabinet

* July 15, 2022: Denis Manturov approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 394 votes in favor.[55]

#### Second Mishustin Cabinet

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Main article: Mikhail Mishustin's Second Cabinet

Mishustin at his confirmation hearing on May 10, 2024

* May 10, 2024: Mikhail Mishustin re-approved as Prime Minister of Russia with 375 votes in favor.[56]
* May 13, 2024: Denis Manturov approved as First Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 431 votes in favor.[57]
* May 13, 2024: Dmitry Grigorenko re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia — Chief of Staff of the Government with 378 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Yury Trutnev re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia — Presidential Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District with 376 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Dmitry Patrushev approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 433 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Marat Khusnullin re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 347 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Alexey Overchuk re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 378 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Alexander Novak re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 378 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Tatyana Golikova re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 362 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Dmitry Chernyshenko re-approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 432 votes in favor.
* May 13, 2024: Vitaly Savelyev approved as Deputy Prime Minister of Russia with 378 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Oksana Lut approved as Minister of Agriculture of Russia with 429 votes in favor.[58]
* May 14, 2024: Irek Faizullin re-approved as Minister for Construction and Housing of Russia with 350 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Olga Lyubimova re-approved as Minister of Culture of Russia with 357 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Aleksey Chekunkov re-approved as Minister for Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic with 428 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Maxut Shadayev re-approved as Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of Russia with 373 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Maxim Reshetnikov re-approved as Minister of Economic Development of Russia with 348 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Sergey Kravtsov re-approved as Minister of Education of Russia with 345 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Sergey Tsivilyov approved as Minister of Energy of Russia with 375 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Anton Siluanov re-approved as Minister of Finance of Russia with 348 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Mikhail Murashko re-approved as Minister of Health of Russia with 374 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Anton Alikhanov approved as Minister of Industry and Trade of Russia with 430 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Anton Kotyakov re-approved as Minister of Labour and Social Protection of Russia with 348 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Alexander Kozlov re-approved as Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of Russia with 349 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Valery Falkov re-approved as Minister of Science and Higher Education of Russia with 373 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Mikhail Degtyarev approved as Minister of Sport of Russia with 350 votes in favor.
* May 14, 2024: Roman Starovoyt approved as Minister of Transport of Russia with 429 votes in favor.

### Non-cabinet

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* April 21, 2022: Elvira Nabiullina re-approved as Governor of the Central Bank of Russia with 338 votes in favor.[59]

## Major events

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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi addressed the State Duma on January 20, 2022.

* October 12, 2021: Opening of the 8th State Duma.
* January 20, 2022: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi addressed a session of the State Duma.[60]
* November 22, 2022: Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel addressed a session of the State Duma.[61]

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17. ^ Депутат Госдумы от Крыма Черняк досрочно сложил полномочия
18. ^ «Единая Россия» потеряла двух депутатов Госдумы
19. ^ В Москве скончался депутат госдумы от Красноярского края Виктор Зубарев
20. ^ На довыборах в Госдуму победили четыре единоросса
21. ^ Госдума сняла депутатские полномочия с Сокола и Кастюкевича
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34. ^ "Госдума создала комиссию по расследованию иностранного вмешательства в дела РФ". 23 March 2022. Retrieved 18 May 2022.
35. ^ "В Государственной Думе создана Комиссия по вопросам миграционной политики". 26 July 2024. Retrieved 27 July 2024.
36. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (третье чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 1258295-7 "О федеральном бюджете на 2022 год и на плановый период 2023 и 2024 годов"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2021.
37. ^ "Законопроект № 1256381-7 Об общих принципах организации публичной власти в субъектах Российской Федерации". sozd.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 16 December 2021.
38. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (3 чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 75578-8 "О ратификации Договора о дружбе, сотрудничестве и взаимной помощи между Российской Федерацией и Донецкой Народной Республикой"". sozd.duma.gov.ru.
39. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (3 чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 75577-8 "О ратификации Договора о дружбе, сотрудничестве и взаимной помощи между Российской Федерацией и Луганской Народной Республикой"". sozd.duma.gov.ru.
40. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: О проекте федерального закона № 203812-8 "О ратификации Договора между Российской Федерацией и Донецкой Народной Республикой о принятии в Российскую Федерацию Донецкой Народной Республики и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
41. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (в целом) О проекте федерального конституционного закона № 203816-8 "О принятии в Российскую Федерацию Донецкой Народной Республики и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта – Донецкой Народной Республики"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
42. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: О проекте федерального закона № 203813-8 "О ратификации Договора между Российской Федерацией и Луганской Народной Республикой о принятии в Российскую Федерацию Луганской Народной Республики и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
43. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (в целом) О проекте федерального конституционного закона № 203817-8 "О принятии в Российскую Федерацию Луганской Народной Республики и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта – Луганской Народной Республики"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
44. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: О проекте федерального закона № 203814-8 "О ратификации Договора между Российской Федерацией и Запорожской областью о принятии в Российскую Федерацию Запорожской области и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
45. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (в целом) О проекте федерального конституционного закона № 203818-8 "О принятии в Российскую Федерацию Запорожской области и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта – Запорожской области"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
46. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: О проекте федерального закона № 203815-8 "О ратификации Договора между Российской Федерацией и Херсонской областью о принятии в Российскую Федерацию Херсонской области и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
47. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (в целом) О проекте федерального конституционного закона № 203819-8 "О принятии в Российскую Федерацию Херсонской области и образовании в составе Российской Федерации нового субъекта – Херсонской области"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
48. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (третье чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 201614-8 "О федеральном бюджете на 2023 год и на плановый период 2024 и 2025 годов"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
49. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (третье чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 217471-8 "О внесении изменений в Федеральный закон "Об информации, информационных технологиях и о защите информации" и отдельные законодательные акты Российской Федерации" (в части запрета пропаганды нетрадиционных сексуальных отношений и (или) предпочтений)". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 24 November 2022.
50. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (третье чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 448554-8 "О федеральном бюджете на 2024 год и на плановый период 2025 и 2026 годов"". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 25 November 2023.
51. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (третье чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 639663-8 "О внесении изменений в части первую и вторую Налогового кодекса Российской Федерации, отдельные законодательные акты Российской Федерации и признании утратившими силу отдельных положений законодательных актов Российской Федерации" (в части совершенствования налоговой системы)". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 13 July 2024.
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53. ^ "Справка о результатах голосования по вопросу: (3 чтение) О проекте федерального закона № 724769-8 "О внесении изменений в статьи 10(6) и 15(1) Федерального закона "Об информации, информационных технологиях и о защите информации" и отдельные законодательные акты Российской Федерации" (в части запрета информации, пропагандирующей отказ от деторождения)". vote.duma.gov.ru. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
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3 (1999)
4 (2003)

5 (2007)
6 (2011)

7 (2016) (members)
8 (2021) (members)

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Members of the 8th State Duma by party (2021 to 2026)

United Russia|

* Abakarov
* Abramchenko (replaced Kushnarev)
* Agayev
* Aitkulova
* Alshevskikh
* Altukhov
* Amelchenkova
* A. Anikeyev
* G. Anikeyev
* Antropenko
* Anufriyeva
* Arshba
* Arshinova
* Artamonova
* Dmitry Averov (replaced † Bortsov)
* Ayupov
* Azimov
* Babashov
* Baiguskarov
* Bakharev
* Bakhmetyev
* Barakhoyev
* Basansky
* Bashankayev
* Batalova
* Bazhenov
* Belik
* Belykh
* Bessarab
* Bessarabov
* Bichayev
* Bidonko
* Boguslavsky
* Bondarenko
* Borisov
* Borodai
* Boyarsky
* Brykin
* Buduyev
* Bulavinov
* Buranova
* Burlakov
* Burmatov
* Butina
* Butskaya
* Chaplin
* Chizhov
* Damdintsurunov
* Danchikova
* Delimkhanov
* Demchenko
* Deryabkin
* Dimov
* Dogayev
* Doluda
* Doroshenko
* Drozdov
* Drozhzhina
* Dyakonova
* Dzyuba
* Efimov
* Fadina
* Farrakhov
* Fedyaev
* Fetisov
* Fomichyov
* Frolova
* Fyodorov
* R. Gadzhiev
* A. Gadzhiyev
* M. Gadzhiev
* Garin
* Gasanov
* Gekkiyev
* Germanova
* Getta
* D. Gilmutdinov
* I. Gilmutdinov
* Gimbatov
* Gladkikh
* Golikov
* Goncharov
* Gordeyev
* Gorelkin
* Gorokhov
* Govyrin
* Gurulyov
* Gutenev
* Ignatov
* Igoshin
* Ilinykh
* Iltyakov
* Isayev
* Islamov
* Ivaninsky
* A. Ivanov (replaced Yampolskaya)
* M. Ye. Ivanov
* M. A. Ivanov
* V. Ivanov
* Ivenskikh
* Ivlev
* Kachkayev
* Kadenkov
* Kalimullin
* Kanayev
* Kaptelinina (replaced † Chilingarov)
* Karmazina
* Kara-ool
* Karlov
* Kartapolov
* Kavinov
* Kazakov
* Kazakova
* Khamzaev
* Kharchenko
* Khasanov
* Khinshtein
* Khor
* Khubezov
* Kidyayev
* Kiryanov
* Kiselyov
* Kislyakov
* Kizeyev
* Kobylkin
* Kogan
* Kogogina
* Kolesnik
* Kolesnikov
* Kolunov
* Kononov
* Korobova
* Kostenko
* Kotkin
* Kovpak
* Kozlovsky
* Krasheninnikov
* Krasnoshtanov
* Krasov
* Kravchenko
* Krivonosov
* Kurbanov
* Kusayko
* Kuzmin
* E. Kuznetsov
* Kuznetsova
* Kvitka
* Lameykin
* Larionova
* Lavrinenko
* Lebedev
* Lechkhadzhiev
* Lesun
* Likhachyov
* Lisovsky
* Lobach
* Loginov
* Loor
* Lotsmanov
* Lyubarsky
* A. Makarov
* V. Makarov
* Makiev
* Marchenko
* Mardanshin
* Markov
* Matveychev
* Matytsin (replaced Alexeyenko)
* Maximov
* Maidanov
* Mazhuga
* Metelev
* Metshin
* Milonov
* O. Morozov
* S. Morozov
* Moskvichev
* Mutsoev
* Nazarova
* Nemkin
* Nesterenko (replaced Chernyak)
* Neverov
* Nifantiev
* Nikolaev
* Nikolaeva
* Nikonov
* Novikov
* Nurbagandov
* Nuriyev
* Ogloblina
* Ogul
* Orgeyeva
* Orlova
* Pakhomov
* Panin
* Pankina
* Pankov
* Parfyonov (replaced Petrunin)
* Pavlov
* Pervyshov
* A. Petrov
* S. Petrov
* V. Petrov
* Y. Petrov
* Pilipenko
* Pinsky
* Pirog
* Piskaryov
* Pivnenko
* Vladimir Plotnikov
* Pogorely
* Poluyanova
* Polyakov
* Polyakova
* Ponomaryov
* Popov
* Ptitsyn
* Razvorotneva
* Resin
* Revenko
* Reznik
* Rodina
* Rodnina
* Romanenko
* Romanov
* Rudensky
* A. Rumyantsev
* N. Rumyantsev
* Ryabtseva
* Sablin
* Salayeva
* Samokish
* Samokutyayev
* Saraliev
* Saranova
* Saryglar
* Savchenko
* Savelyev
* Seliverstov
* Senin
* Shamanov
* Shcheglov
* Shcherbakov
* Sheremet
* Shipulin
* Shkhagoshev
* Shkolkina
* Sholokhov
* Shubin
* Shulginov (replaced Sokol)
* Shuvalov
* Shvytkin
* Sidyakin (replaced Kastyukevich)
* Simanovsky
* Simigin
* Sitnikov
* Skachkov
* Sklyar
* Skoch
* Skrivanov
* Skrug
* Smirnov
* Solodovnikov
* Solomatina
* Soloviev
* Spiridonov
* Stankevich
* Starshinov
* Stenyakina
* Strelyukhin
* Tarasenko
* Tatriyev
* Taymazov
* Tchepikov
* Ten
* Terentyev
* Tereshkova
* Teryushkov
* Teterdinko
* Timofeyeva
* Tkachov
* Tolmachev
* Tolstoy
* Topilin
* Tretiak
* Trifonov
* Tsed
* Tsunaeva
* Turov
* Tutova
* Umakhanov
* Utyasheva
* S. Uzdenov (replaced † D. Uzdenov)
* Valenchuk
* Valeev
* Valuev
* Vasilkova
* Vasilyev
* Veller
* Veremeenko
* Vlasova
* Vodolatsky
* Vodyanov
* Volfson
* Volodin
* Volotskov
* Vorobiev
* Voronovsky
* Vtorygina
* Vyatkin
* Vyborny
* Yagafarov
* Yakhnyuk
* Yakubovsky
* Yarovaya
* Yeryomin (replaced † Zubarev)
* Yevtyukhova
* Yezubov
* Zakharov
* Zatulin
* Zavalny
* Zavarzin
* Zhukov
* Zhurova

Communist Party|

* Afonin
* Alekhin
* Alimova
* Ammosov
* Arefiev
* Avdeev
* Babich
* Berulava
* Bessonov
* Bifov
* Drobot
* Ezersky
* Filatova
* Gavrilov
* Glazkova
* Isakov
* N. Ivanov
* Ivanyuzhenkov
* Kalashnikov
* Kamnev
* Kashin
* Kazankov
* Kharitonov
* Kochiev
* Kolomeitsev
* Komotsky
* Kornienko
* Kumin
* Kurinny
* Lebedev
* Levchenko
* Lyabikhov
* Markhayev
* Matveyev
* Melnikov
* Mikhailov
* Novikov
* Obukhov
* Osadchy
* Ostanina
* Panteleev
* Parfenov
* Prokofiev
* Prusakova
* Savitskaya
* Shargunov
* Shchapov
* Sinelshchikov
* Smolin
* Sobolev
* Suleymanov
* Taysaev
* Udaltsova (replaced Rashkin)
* Vasiliev
* Yegorov (replaced Blotsky)
* Yushchenko
* Zyuganov

A Just Russia
— For Truth|

* Aksakov
* Aksyonenko
* Ananskikh
* Babakov
* Burlyayev
* Chepa
* Delyagin
* Drapeko
* Gartung
* Greshnevikov
* Grigoriev
* Gusev
* Kabyshev
* Kanokov
* Khovanskaya
* Kim (replaced Belousov)
* A. Kuznetsov
* D. Kuznetsov (replaced Prilepin)
* Lantratova
* Lisitsyn
* Mironov
* Nilov
* Novichkov
* Remezkov
* Semigin
* Terentyev
* Tumusov
* Wasserman

Liberal
Democratic Party|

* Chernyshov
* Didenko
* Karginov
* Koshelev
* Kuliyeva (replaced Vlasov)
* Leonov
* Lugovoy
* Markov
* Musatov
* Napso
* Naumov
* Nilov
* Panesh
* Paykin
* Seleznev
* Shaykhutdinov
* Slutsky
* Sukharev
* Svintsov (replaced † Zhirinovsky)
* Svishchev
* Svistunov
* Zhuravlyov

New People|

* Arapov
* Avksentyeva
* Chemeris
* Tkachev (replaced Chudaev)
* Davankov
* Demin
* Goryacheva
* Skroznikova (replaced Gulin)
* Hamitov
* Leonov
* Nechayev
* Pevtsov
* Plyakin
* Samylin (replaced Shilkin)
* Tarbaev

Party of Growth|

* Dmitriyeva

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