The parties represented in the Russian Parliament continue to formulate their priorities in order to strengthen their position among significant social and electoral groups. Their initiatives cover a wide range of issues, from regional development and material support for citizens to immigration policy, technological independence and the protection of individual liberties. Differences in approaches show not only the ideological orientations of the parties, but also their desire to occupy certain niches before the upcoming political struggle.
"United Russia". The party continues to successfully combine solutions to local social problems with the advancement of overall federal priorities. At the municipal level, the emphasis is on the availability of medical care, the development of digital services and control over the establishment of social facilities. At the same time, United Russia is actively developing its position in high technologies: together with the Center for Unmanned Systems and Promstroybank, it summarized the results of the project accelerator in the field of special and dual-use. Out of 151 submitted applications, projects were selected in areas such as unmanned technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, air defense and electronic warfare. For their further development, it is planned to allocate about 2 trillion rubles as part of the People's Plan. Also, there is an intention to update the management personnel at the expense of veterans of a special military operation, for whom a special three-year training program is being developed.
Communist Party of the Russian Federation: focuses on redistribution and social ideas. The party proposes to extend the flat tax to banks, micro-finance institutions and gambling operators, and also calls for the pension to be indexed at a rate twice the rate of inflation. These actions are mainly aimed at the older generation and people exposed to price increases.