Moscow elections 2008: preliminary results for the far right

According to the preliminary results of the elections to the municipal assemblies of Moscow, which took place on March 2, 2008, the nationalists managed to get only a few of their candidates .

district through the Sokol passed The head of DPNI-TV, Boris Smirnov, (as of March 6, 2008, the results have not been published, right-wing websites report the victory).

In the Voikovsky district - Petr Miloserdov (the results were also not published)

through the Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo walked A member of the ROD, lawyer Matvey Dzen, district . He won about 25% of the votes and took 3rd place out of 4, but this was enough to be elected.

in the Losinoostrovsky was elected Alexander Kuzin district , who, as it turned out, is a member of the People's Democratic Youth Union (NDSM). He won about 30% of the vote and took 3rd place in his constituency.

In addition, as "friendly" DPNI candidates who managed to win the elections are mentioned:

Yulia Malysheva (leader of the NDSM) - elected in the Yaroslavsky district ; and Vladimir Kuimov (along with Mikhail Valyaev, the ultra-right in the Moskvorechye-Saburovo constituency called for voting for him ). Note, however, that we were unable to find any details about the "friendship" between Y. Malysheva and V. Kuimov with the nationalists.

Other results:

• Sergei Pykhtin is not on the list of candidates who were voted in the Akademichesky district, although his name is listed as the name of the current candidate in the general list of registered candidates.

• Mikhail Sinitsyn (Koptevo district) - about 24% of the vote and 7th place out of eight candidates in his constituency.

• Nikolai Solomentsev (Novogireevo district) - 17.5% of the vote and 9 out of 9 seats in the constituency

• Natalia Kholmogorova (Kuntsevo district) - 13.5% and the last of 7 seats in the district

• Mikhail Valyaev (Moskvorechye-Saburovo district) - 23% and fourth out of 5 places in the district

• Roman Golovkin (Nagatino-Sadovniki district) - 17% of votes and 8th place out of 9

• Alexey Kanurin (Sokol district) - no information

• Alexey Samsonov (Sokol district) - no information

• Nadezhda Kvachkova (Cheryomushki district) - 19.4% of the vote and 6th place out of 10 candidates

• Alexey Nazarov (Cheryomushki district) - 18.7% of the vote and 8th place among 11 candidates

• Maxim Kiselev (Chertanovo-Central district)

• Oleg Ermolaev (Brateevo district) - 16% of votes and 4 out of 4 place.

• Anna Kalygina (district "Perovo") - 22.6% and sixth place out of 8

• Nikolay Semikin (Perovo district) - 18.5% and the last place out of 8.

Based on materials from right-wing websites and the Moscow City Electoral Commission