Vladimir Putin 2012 presidential campaign

Vladimir Putin for President

Campaigned for	2012 Russian presidential election
Candidate	Vladimir Putin Incumbent Prime Minister of Russia former President of Russia
Affiliation	United Russia
Status	Announced: 24 September 2011 Won election: 4 March 2012
Key people	Chief of staff: Stanislav Govorukhin[1]

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The 2012 presidential campaign of Vladimir Putin, second and fourth President of Russia, was announced on 24 September 2011, at the United Russia party convention for the legislative election.

This campaign was third presidential campaign of Vladimir Putin. To date, this is the only campaign where Putin was affiliated with any political party.^{[citation needed][when?]}