The Russian Central Electoral Commission processed 93.27% of protocols by 8 am. United Russia received 49.72% of the votes, followed by the CPRF with 19.15%, A Just Russia - 13.16%, Yabloko - 3.21%, Patriots of Russia - 0.96%, Right Cause - 0.59%. A party needs 7% of the votes to enter the parliament. Parties with 5-7% will get 1 or 2 seats in the lower chamber.
RIA Novosti reports that the results will be announced by CEC Chairman Vladimir Churov at 10 am.
United Russia received over 99% of the votes in Chechnya on December 4. It received 91% of the votes in Ingushetia, 89% in Karachay-Cherkessia and 68% in North Ossetia.
Most Russian citizens living in Europe voted for Yabloko, MSU students voted for the CPRF.
Yabloko received 30.4% in Berlin, United Russia under a quarter, CPRF - 17.25%, A Just Russia - 14.88%, LDPR - 5.75%, Patriots of Russia - 1.16%, Right Cause - 1.80%, ITAR-TASS reports.
In the Netherlands, Yabloko received 268 votes, CPRF - 179, A Just Russia - 147, United Russia - 106. LDPR - 45, Right Cause - 18, Patriots of Russia - 6.
OpenSpace.Ru published results of vote at Moscow State University. The Communists received 778 votes, United Russia - 360, Yabloko - 475, A Just Russia - 263, LDPR - 170, Right Cause - 20, Patriots of Russia - 15.
President Dmitry Medvedev, leader of the United Russia list, and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, head of the party, arrived at the party's headquarters to congratulate it on the victory.
Medvedev said that the parliament of the sixth calling must not demonstrate controversies and needs a powerful faction like United Russia.
The head of the Presidential Administration, Sergey Naryshkin, believes that Medvedev may become the head of the United Russia Party in a few months, Russia 24 reports.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is the current leader of the United Russia Party. He will be running for president in March 2012.
