Ingushetia constituency

The Ingushetia constituency (No.13) is a Russian legislative constituency in Ingushetia. The constituency encompasses the entire territory of Ingushetia.

The constituency has been represented since 2021 by United Russia deputy Muslim Tatriyev, a Rosneft executive, who won the open seat, succeeding one-term United Russia incumbent Alikhan Kharsiyev.

Boundaries 1993–2007, 2016–present: Dzheyrakhsky District, Karabulak, Magas, Malgobek, Malgobeksky District, Nazran, Nazranovsky District, Sunzha, Sunzhensky District The constituency has been covering the entirety of the Ingushetia since its initial creation in 1993.

Members elected ElectionMemberParty1993Aleksandra OchirovaIndependent1995Mukharbek AushevIndependent1999Mikhail GutseriyevIndependent2001Alikhan AmirkhanovIndependent2003Bashir KodzoyevIndependent2007Proportional representation - no election by constituency20112016Alikhan KharsiyevUnited Russia2021Muslim TatriyevUnited Russia

Election results 1993 Declared candidates Magomet-Bashir Abadiyev (Independent), Deputy Chairman of the Warriors-Internationalists Affairs Committee Boris Arsamakov (Independent), museum-preserve director Murad Bekov (Independent), former Member of Supreme Soviet of the Checheno-Ingush ASSR (1990–1991), businessman Bashir Chakhkiyev (Independent), Head of the State Archive of Ingushetia (1993–present) Lidia Dzeytova (Independent), Head of the Chechnya Department of Capital Investments and Construction Karim-Sultan Kokurkhayev (Independent), prosecutor Beslan Kotikov (Independent), construction businessman Aleksandra Momdzhyan (Independent), nonprofit president Timurlan Mutaliyev (Independent), former Minister of Education of Ingushetia (1993) Salman Naurbiyev (Independent), nonprofit chairman Magomed Oskanov (Independent), transportation executive Beksultan Seinaroyev (Independent), former Judge of the Grozny Leninsky City District Court (1989), law professor Magomed Sultygov (Independent), former Head of the Provisional Administration of Ingushetia (1992–1993) Maksharip Yandiyev (Independent), community activist

Results

1995 Declared candidates Ruslan Aliyev (Independent) Boris Arsamakov (Social Democrats), museum-preserve director, 1993 candidate for this seat Mukharbek Aushev (Independent), Lukoil vice president Magomet Bogatyrev (LDPR), Mayor of Ordzhonikidzevskaya Khadzhi Murat Ibragimbeyli (Nur), historian Mukharbek Khashiyev (Independent) Aliskhan Khautiyev (DPP), psychic Aslan Khidirov (Independent) Adam Malsagov () Ismail Merzhoyev (Independent), agriculture scientist Aleksandra Ochirova (BIR), incumbent Member of State Duma (1994–present) Magomet Ugurchiyev (NDR) Maksharip Yandiyev (FDD), aide to State Duma member, 1993 candidate for this seat Yury Yeresko (Zemsky Sobor) Vakha Yevloyev (Independent), former Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of Ingushetia (1992–1994)

Results

1999 Declared candidates Mikhail Gutseriyev (Independent), Deputy Chairman of the State Duma (1996–present) Temur Kodzoyev (Independent), businessman, brother of Bashir Kodzoyev Askhab Myakiyev (Independent), former First Secretary of the CPSU Nazranovsky District Committee (1979–1990), writer Musa Ozdoyev (Independent), aide to State Duma member Akhmet Tsurov (Independent), former construction executive Zakre Yevloyev (Independent), economist

Withdrawn candidates Alikhan Amirkhanov (OVR), special economic zone head Magomet Batazhayev (DN) Bashir Daurbekov (Independent), attorney Alikhan Guliyev (Independent), journalist

Failed to qualify Mukharbek Aushev (Independent), incumbent Member of State Duma (1996–present), 1998 presidential candidate Isa Muzhekhoyev (Independent) Visangirey Nikerkhoyev (NDR), chairman of the party regional office Badrudin Pugoyev (Independent), attorney Lyalya Tsoroyeva (Independent), community activist

Did not file Ibragim Albakov (Independent) Beslan Tumgoyev (Independent) Vakha Yevloyev (Independent), former Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of Ingushetia (1992–1994), 1995 candidate for this seat

Results

2000 The by-election on 2 July 2000 could not be held because the polling stations were not opened after the race frontrunner Alikhan Amirkhanov was disqualified by the Republican Supreme Court the day earlier.Результаты дополнительных выборов по одномандатному избирательному округу, 2000

2001 Declared candidates Alikhan Amirkhanov (Independent), Deputy Premier of Ingushetia (2000–present), 1999 candidate for this seat Yakub Belkhoroyev (Independent), agriculture executive Alikhan Guliyev (Independent), journalist, 1999 candidate for this seat Temur Kodzoyev (Independent), businessman, brother of State Duma member Bashir Kodzoyev, 1999 candidate for this seat Musa Ozdoyev (Independent), former aide to State Duma member, 1999 candidate for this seat Osman Yevloyev (Independent), entrepreneurship consultant Vakha Yevloyev (Independent), former Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of Ingushetia (1992–1994), 1995 and 1999 candidate for this seat Zakre Yevloyev (Independent), economist, 1999 candidate for this seat

Withdrawn candidates Ruslan Maskurov (Independent)

Failed to qualify Alikhan Amerkhanov (Independent) Bashir Amerkhanov (Independent) Ruslan Amerkhanov (Independent) Musa Guliyev (Independent), director of the North Caucasus State Technological University, Nazran branch (2000–present) Kureysh Mutsolgov (Independent)

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