Rise and Rivalry of Russia’s Political Figures
Vladimir Zhirinovsky, 50, flamboyant ex-lawyer and founder of the Liberal Democratic Party, seeded popular slogans and sensational rhetoric since his 1991 presidential bid. Gennady Zyuganov, 51, former Soviet functionary and organizer who steered the Communist Party to victory in fast parliamentary elections, pushing for state control of key industries, greater government role in the economy, and Soviet restoration.
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Russia election tests choice between reform and past
In Moscow Russia holds a presidential vote amid a 1,000 year history of choice facing reform or a return to a stronger past. About 106 million voters may cast ballots with 70 percent turnout and polls favoring Yeltsin or Zyuganov in a possible runoff.
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