 The Kadets drew from an especially urban population, often failing to draw the attention of rural communities who were instead committed to other parties.The Duma ran for 73 days until 8 July 1906, with little success.The Tsar and his loyal Prime Minister Ivan Goremykin were keen to keep it in check, and reluctant to share power; the Duma, on the other hand, wanted continuing reform, including electoral reform, and, most prominently, land reform.