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Government and politics in Novgorodskaya Oblast, Russia: official figures

Aleksandr Dronov is the Governor of Novgorod Oblast, the highest official of the region, according to the Federation Council's regional page in October 2026.

How is the governor of Novgorod Oblast elected?

The head of Novgorod Oblast is elected directly by residents for a 5-year term, and the current term runs until September 2030.

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Who is the speaker of the Novgorod Oblast legislature?

Yuriy Bobryshev chairs the Duma of Novgorod Oblast, the regional legislature.

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How many deputies are in the Novgorod Oblast legislature?

The Duma of Novgorod Oblast has 32 deputies, 14th smallest of 82 regional legislatures listed by the Federation Council; 20 are elected in single-member districts and 12 from party lists.

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How many people does each deputy represent in Novgorod Oblast?

Each deputy of the Novgorod Oblast legislature represents about 17,794 residents (2026 population), 22nd fewest of 82 regions.

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When was the last regional election in Novgorod Oblast?

The sitting Duma of Novgorod Oblast was elected in September 2021 for a 5-year term, according to the Federation Council's regional profile.

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Who are the senators from Novgorod Oblast?

Novgorod Oblast sends two senators to the Federation Council, the upper house of the Russian parliament: Yevgeniy Ditrikh and Yelena Pisareva.

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Which federal district is Novgorod Oblast in?

Novgorod Oblast is one of 11 federal subjects in the Northwestern Federal District, the tier through which the Kremlin oversees regional governments.

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What is the capital of Novgorod Oblast?

According to the Federation Council, its administrative centre is Veliky Novgorod, it was formed on 5 July 1944 and it covers 54,500 square kilometres.

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How Novgorodskaya Oblast compares with other first-level divisions

Seats in the regional legislature (2026)

Novgorodskaya Oblast ranks 69 of 82, highest first.

RankRegionSeats in the regional legislature
66Vologodskaya Oblast34
67Kurganskaya Oblast34
68Murmanskaya Oblast32
69Novgorodskaya Oblast32
70Ingushetiya Rep.32
71Tyva Rep.32
72Ivanovskaya Oblast30
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Residents per regional deputy (2026 population) (2026)

Novgorodskaya Oblast ranks 61 of 82, highest first.

RankRegionResidents per regional deputy (2026 population)
58Tambovskaya Oblast19,026
59Bryanskaya Oblast18,968
60Smolenskaya Oblast17,929
61Novgorodskaya Oblast17,794
62Ingushetiya Rep.16,578
63Sakhalinskaya Oblast16,336
64Kostromskaya Oblast16,106
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