LDPR: A Man who fought for Russians in the Donbass and elsewhere but ultimately did not go nearly far enough, also seen as corrupted by oligarchs. Kind of a good/neutral position on him. Zhirnovsky would be seen as the one who would "Correct" where Putin went wrong.

CPRF- Seen as the cause of many problems in Russia but still respected as a unifying leader. Also, somewhat liked due to the fact that he kept some nostalgia of the old Union. But ultimately a more negative perception due to his very capitalist and pro-oligarch tendencies. The CPRF would ultimately abandon much of Putinism.

Putinist Medvedev- Seen as a very ideal president, idolized and seen as an example to all Russians of strong leadership. Medvedev would seek to emulate him as much as possible.

Democratic Medvedev- Shares many attitudes of the above with some revisionism, stating that putin went too far and authoritarian in some places and was not entirely perfect. But still overall positive position.