Since 1992, Ingushetia has been a Republic of the Russian Federation.[2] It held direct presidential elections until 2004 when Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin abolished direct elections.[3] He replaced them with indirect elections in which the People's Assembly elected a Head. However, amid growing anti-Putin protests in 2011-2012, President Dimitry Medvedev reintroduced them.[4] However, when Putin returned to power, he signed a decree that abolished direct elections in Dagestan and Ingushetia, and some saw it as an attempt to keep unpopular leaders in power.[5]
Yunus-Bek Yevkurov, Head of Ingushetia since 2008.
Magomed Tatriyev, deputy speaker of the parliament.
Uruskhan Yevloyev, head of the Ingush branch of A Just Russia.
It was rumored that former, but highly controversial Head Murat Zyazikov may be a candidate.[7]
ResultsEdit
On 9 September Yanus-Bek Yevkurov was declared the winner. He will serve as Head unless he loses the next election or is dismissed by the President of Russia.[8]
2013, ingush, head, election, indirect, elections, head, republic, ingushetia, were, held, september, 2013, incumbent, head, yunus, yevkurov, elected, another, year, term, contents, background, candidates, results, referencesbackground, editsince, 1992, ingush. Indirect elections for the Head of the Republic of Ingushetia were held on 9 September 2013 Incumbent Head Yunus Bek Yevkurov was re elected for another 5 year term 1 Contents 1 Background 2 Candidates 3 Results 4 ReferencesBackground EditSince 1992 Ingushetia has been a Republic of the Russian Federation 2 It held direct presidential elections until 2004 when Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin abolished direct elections 3 He replaced them with indirect elections in which the People s Assembly elected a Head However amid growing anti Putin protests in 2011 2012 President Dimitry Medvedev reintroduced them 4 However when Putin returned to power he signed a decree that abolished direct elections in Dagestan and Ingushetia and some saw it as an attempt to keep unpopular leaders in power 5 Candidates EditPresident Putin selected three candidates 6 Yunus Bek Yevkurov Head of Ingushetia since 2008 Magomed Tatriyev deputy speaker of the parliament Uruskhan Yevloyev head of the Ingush branch of A Just Russia It was rumored that former but highly controversial Head Murat Zyazikov may be a candidate 7 Results EditOn 9 September Yanus Bek Yevkurov was declared the winner He will serve as Head unless he loses the next election or is dismissed by the President of Russia 8 References Edit Daghestan Ingushetia Officials Pick Leaders Regions and territories Ingushetia 22 November 2011 Leaders of Daghestan Ingushetia Look Set to Stay on Leaders of Daghestan Ingushetia Look Set to Stay on Leaders of Daghestan Ingushetia Look Set to Stay on Leaders of Daghestan Ingushetia Look Set to Stay on Is Ingushetia s Former President Poised for a Comeback Daghestan Ingushetia Officials Pick Leaders Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2013 Ingush Head election amp oldid 1054917114, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
