List of Deputy Chairmen of the State Duma

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Below is a list of office-holders:

First Deputy Chairmen

Name	Period	Political party
Mikhail Mityukov	17 January 1994–16 January 1996	Democratic Choice
Alexander Shokhin	18 January 1996–5 September 1997	Our Home – Russia
Vladimir Ryzhkov	10 September 1997–3 February 1999	Democratic Choice
Boris Kuznetsov	17 February 1999–18 January 2000	Our Home – Russia
Lyubov Sliska	19 January 2000–5 September 2003	Unity
Lyubov Sliska	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	United Russia
Alexander Zhukov	29 December 2003–24 March 2004	United Russia
Oleg Morozov	21 September 2005–Incumbent	United Russia

Deputy Chairmen

Name	Period	Political party
I Convocation (1994–1996)
Alexander Vengerovsky	17 January 1994–16 January 1996	Liberal Democratic Party
Valentin Kovalyov	17 January 1994–18 January 1995	Communist Party
Gennady Seleznyov	25 January 1995–16 January 1996	Communist Party
Alevtina Fedulova	17 January 1994–16 January 1996	Women of Russia
Artur Chilingarov	10 June 1994–16 January 1996	New Regional Policy
II Convocation (1996–2000)
Sergey Baburin	18 January 1996–18 January 2000	Russian All-People's Union
Svetlana Goryacheva	18 January 1996–18 January 2000	Communist Party
Mikhail Gutseriyev	18 January 1996–18 January 2000	Liberal Democratic Party
Artur Chilingarov	18 January 1996–18 January 2000	New Regional Policy
Mikhail Yurev	20 March 1996–18 January 2000	Yabloko
III Convocation (2000–2003)
Vladimir Averchenko	19 January 2000–29 December 2003	People's Deputy Group
Vladimir Zhirinovsky	19 January 2000–29 December 2003	Liberal Democratic Party
Petr Romanov	19 January 2000–29 December 2003	Communist Party
Gennady Semigin	19 January 2000–29 December 2003	Communist Party
Artur Chilingarov	19 January 2000–29 December 2003	New Regional Policy
Georgy Boos	11 February 2000–29 December 2003	Fatherland – All Russia
Boris Nemtsov	16 February–31 May 2000	Union of Right Forces
Irina Hakamada	31 May 2000–29 December 2003	Union of Right Forces
Vladimir Lukin	16 February 2000–29 December 2003	Yabloko
IV Convocation (2003–2007)
Georgy Boos	2003–21 September 2005	United Russia
Yury Volkov	21 September 2005–24 December 2007	United Russia
Vyacheslav Borodin	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	United Russia
Vladimir Zhirinovsky	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	Liberal Democratic Party
Valentin Kupchov	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	Communist Party
Oleg Morozov	29 December 2003–21 September 2005	United Russia
Vladimir Pekhtin	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	United Russia
Dmitry Rogozin	29 December 2003–5 March 2004	Rodina
Sergey Baburin	28 June 2005–24 December 2007	Rodina
Vladimir Katrenko	26 March 2004–24 December 2007	United Russia
Artur Chilingarov	29 December 2003–24 December 2007	United Russia
V Convocation (2007–2011)
Alexander Babakov	24 December 2007–Incumbent	A Just Russia
Yuri Volkov	24 December 2007–Incumbent	United Russia
Vyacheslav Borodin	24 December 2007–1 November 2010	United Russia
Nadezhda Gerasimova	24 December 2007–Incumbent	United Russia
Vladimir Zhirinovsky	24 December 2007–Incumbent	Liberal Democratic Party
Svetlana Zhurova	24 December 2007–Incumbent	United Russia
Ivan Melnikov	24 December 2007–Incumbent	Communist Party
Lyubov Sliska	24 December 2007–Incumbent	United Russia
Valery Yazev	24 December 2007–Incumbent	United Russia

Sources

Europa World Year Book 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2008

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