Electoral bloc "Future of Russia — New Names" was created prior to the 1993 legislative election by several youth organisations of centrist and anti-Yeltsinism orientation.

The list was headed by RSM first secretary Vyacheslav Lashchevsky, chairman of the council of Youth Movement "Free Russia" Oleg Sokolov and director of Institute of Politics Vladimir Mironov.

The only candidate to win in the single-mandate constituency was Anatoly Guskov (Lyubertsy), who joined Women of Russia faction in the State Duma.

However, four candidates, who withdrew from the BRNI list, were elected as Independents: Nikolay Gen (Syktyvkar), Valentin Lednev (Adygea), Valery Sychev (Leninsky) and Andrey Zakharov (Blagoveshchensk).

In October 1994 Women of Russia State Duma member Yelena Chepurnykh were elected to the Presidium of Russian Social Democratic Centre from the "New Names" movement.