Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast

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Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast Законодательное собрание Тверской области
7th legislature
Type
Type	Unicameral
Leadership
Chairman	Sergey Golubev, United Russia since 29 September 2016
Structure
Seats	40
Political groups	United Russia (29)   CPRF (5)   LDPR (3)   SRZP (2)   RPPSJ (1)
Length of term	5 years
Elections
Voting system	Mixed
First election	20 March 1994
Last election	19 September 2021
Meeting place
33 Sovetskaya Street, Tver
Website
www.zsto.ru

The Legislative Assembly of Tver Oblast (Russian: Законодательное собрание Тверской области) is the regional parliament of Tver Oblast, a federal subject of Russia. A total of 40 deputies are elected for five-year terms.^[1]

On 20 March 1994, the first Legislative Assembly, consisting of 32 deputies, was elected by direct popular vote. The first meeting was held on 31 March. The deputies adopted the Declaration, which proclaimed: "The Legislative Assembly exercises representative (legislative) power in Tver Oblast and is part of the system of state authorities."^[2]

On 14 December 1997, elections of the second Legislative Assembly took place in all 26 constituencies. 33 deputies were elected, of which seven were members of the first Assembly. On 29 November 1998, the Charter of Tver Oblast was adopted.^[3]

Party	Seats
United Russia	31
Liberal Democratic Party	4
Communist Party	3
A Just Russia	2

Party	Seats
United Russia	29
Communist Party	5
Liberal Democratic Party	3
A Just Russia — For Truth	2
Party of Pensioners	1

• Vladimir Kurbatov — 1st convocation — 1994–97
• Vyacheslav Mironov — 2nd convocation — 1997–2001
• Mark Hasainov — 3rd convocation — 2001–05
• Andrey Yepishin — 4th, 5th convocations — 2005–16
• Sergey Golubev — 6th, 7th convocations — from 2016^[4]

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