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He was elected in April 2014 with around 44% of the vote. He unexpectedly narrowly defeated the United Russia candidate by uniting the bulk of opposition forces.[3]
During the September 2019 elections, Anatoly was re-elected as mayor with over 50% of the vote.[4]
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^Known as Novosibirsk constituency (No. 135) since 2016
