俄罗斯将于9月18-20日举行自2022年以来首次议会选举，这也是乌克兰战争期间进行的首场议会投票1。战争给俄罗斯社会带来广泛影响，60%的俄罗斯人认为冲突对日常生活产生了负面影响1，而近一半的受调查者表示警惕感已成为主流情绪1。在这种背景下，约60%的俄罗斯人支持与乌克兰进行和平谈判1。
反战情绪在选民中有所显现。支持反战自由党Yabloko的选民比例上升至18%1，但该党已被法院禁止参加议会选举1。面对这一局面，已故反对派领导人纳瓦利内的遗孀尤利娅·纳瓦利内和流亡反对派政治家马克西姆·卡茨呼吁支持者投票给除统一俄罗斯党外的任何政党1。反对派政治家伊利亚·亚申则表示，"沉默的多数只是想要战争结束"1。
Russia is set to conduct parliamentary elections from September 18-20, marking its first legislative vote since 2022 and the first held during the ongoing conflict with Ukraine 1. The electoral process unfolds against a backdrop of growing public exhaustion, with 60% of Russians reporting that the war has negatively affected their daily lives 1. Support for peaceful resolution remains substantial, as approximately 60% of Russians favor negotiations with Ukraine to end the conflict 1.
The political landscape reflects deepening divisions over the war's continuation. The anti-war liberal party Yabloko has seen its support rise to 18% according to polling data, yet the party has been barred from participating in the elections by court order 1. With traditional opposition channels blocked, war-weary voters are turning to alternative means of dissent. Yulia Navalnaya, widow of deceased opposition leader Alexei Navalny, and exile politician Maksim Katz have called on supporters to vote for any party except the ruling United Russia 1. Opposition politician Ilya Yashin captured the sentiment, stating that "the silent majority simply wants the war to end" 1. Public anxiety has also become pervasive, with polling indicating that wariness represents the dominant mood among respondents 1.
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