After the elections in several regions, personnel changes took place or are being prepared among deputy governors responsible for internal policy ▫ Altai Region Deputy Chairman of the Altai Territorial Government Denis Gubin may leave his post in the near future, sources told Vedomosti. It is very likely that Gubin will move to the Presidential Office for Monitoring and Analysis of Social Processes (A), says a source close to the AP. The official himself told Vadomosti that he "does not have such information". ▫ Belgrade region Olga Medvedeva, who served as deputy governor since the end of 2021, left the position. After the formation of the new government, the position of Deputy Governor for Internal Policy remained vacant. According to reports in the local media, he may be taken by the head of the regional election committee, Igor Lazarev, who previously worked in the regional government under Yevgeny Savchenko. ▫ Vologda Region First Deputy Governor Yevgeny Tyutyukov, who oversaw internal policy, is preparing to become chairman of the Legislative Assembly. Governor Georgi Filimonov proposed his candidacy. According to Vedomosti's interlocutor, close to the regional government, the new deputy governor is already confirmed. ▫ Primorsky Krai On October 8, former mayor of Ossorysk Yevgeny Korzh was appointed acting deputy governor. He will be responsible, among other things, for the internal policy and information, the interaction with the legislative assembly and the municipalities. The former treasurer of these regions, Sergey Eframov, died in the region of the Northern Military District in February 2025. Later, the head of the region also changed: Oleg Kozhmiako moved to the post of presidential envoy to the Federal District in the Far East, and the former mayor of Vladivostok Konstantin Shastkov became the acting governor. ▫ Krasnoyarsk Region Sergei Ponomarenko, who headed the governor's administration and was responsible for internal policy since 2012, moved to the Federation Council after being elected to the Legislative Assembly.

After the elections in several regions, personnel changes took place or are being prepared among deputy governors responsible for internal policy ▫ Altai Region Deputy Chairman of the Altai Territorial Government Denis Gubin may leave his post in the near future, sources told Vedomosti. It is very likely that Gubin will move to the Presidential Office for Monitoring and Analysis of Social Processes (A), says a source close to the AP. The official himself told Vadomosti that he "does not have such information". ▫ Belgrade region Olga Medvedeva, who served as deputy governor since the end of 2021, left the position. After the formation of the new government, the position of Deputy Governor for Internal Policy remained vacant. According to reports in the local media, he may be taken by the head of the regional election committee, Igor Lazarev, who previously worked in the regional government under Yevgeny Savchenko. ▫ Vologda Region First Deputy Governor Yevgeny Tyutyukov, who oversaw internal policy, is preparing to become chairman of the Legislative Assembly. Governor Georgi Filimonov proposed his candidacy. According to Vedomosti's interlocutor, close to the regional government, the new deputy governor is already confirmed. ▫ Primorsky Krai On October 8, former mayor of Ossorysk Yevgeny Korzh was appointed acting deputy governor. He will be responsible, among other things, for the internal policy and information, the interaction with the legislative assembly and the municipalities. The former treasurer of these regions, Sergey Eframov, died in the region of the Northern Military District in February 2025. Later, the head of the region also changed: Oleg Kozhmiako moved to the post of presidential envoy to the Federal District in the Far East, and the former mayor of Vladivostok Konstantin Shastkov became the acting governor. ▫ Krasnoyarsk Region Sergei Ponomarenko, who headed the governor's administration and was responsible for internal policy since 2012, moved to the Federation Council after being elected to the Legislative Assembly.