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Government and politics in Tulskaya Oblast, Russia: official figures

Dmitriy Milyayev is the Governor of Tula Oblast, the highest official of the region, according to the Federation Council's regional page in October 2026.

How is the governor of Tula Oblast elected?

The head of Tula Oblast is elected directly by residents for a 5-year term, and the current term runs until September 2029.

Source: Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation · saved copy

Who is the speaker of the Tula Oblast legislature?

Andrey Dubrovskiy chairs the Duma of Tula Oblast, the regional legislature.

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How many deputies are in the Tula Oblast legislature?

The Duma of Tula Oblast has 36 deputies, 23rd smallest of 82 regional legislatures listed by the Federation Council; 24 are elected in single-member districts and 12 from party lists.

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How many people does each deputy represent in Tula Oblast?

Each deputy of the Tula Oblast legislature represents about 40,647 residents (2026 population), 21st most of 82 regions.

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When was the last regional election in Tula Oblast?

The sitting Duma of Tula Oblast was elected in September 2024 for a 5-year term, according to the Federation Council's regional profile.

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Who are the senators from Tula Oblast?

Tula Oblast sends two senators to the Federation Council, the upper house of the Russian parliament: Mikhail Borshchev and Nikolay Vorobyev.

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Which federal district is Tula Oblast in?

Tula Oblast is one of 18 federal subjects in the Central Federal District, the tier through which the Kremlin oversees regional governments.

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What is the capital of Tula Oblast?

According to the Federation Council, its administrative centre is Tula, it was formed on 26 September 1937 and it covers 25,700 square kilometres.

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How Tulskaya Oblast compares with other first-level divisions

Seats in the regional legislature (2026)

Tulskaya Oblast ranks 60 of 82, highest first.

RankRegionSeats in the regional legislature
57Kaluzhskaya Oblast40
58Kaliningradskaya Oblast40
59Volgogradskaya Oblast38
60Tulskaya Oblast36
61Penzenskaya Oblast36
62Khabarovskiy Kray36
63Ulyanovskaya Oblast36
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Residents per regional deputy (2026 population) (2026)

Tulskaya Oblast ranks 21 of 82, highest first.

RankRegionResidents per regional deputy (2026 population)
18Permskaya Oblast41,470
19Omskaya Oblast41,159
20Leningradskaya Oblast40,982
21Tulskaya Oblast40,647
22Voronezhskaya Oblast40,475
23Tatarstan Rep.40,118
24Orenburgskaya Oblast38,779
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