
The Altai Regional Court recognized the elections of the head of Barnaul, which took place on March 2, 2008. As reports RIA Novosti, the assistant to the chairman of the court Nikolai Zakharov announced this. "The Cassation Collegium for Civil Cases of the Altai Regional Court on June 11 issued: to cancel the decision of the Central District Court on May 7, to refuse to refuse the statement of citizens of the Vychny, Mamaev and Chesnov," Zakharov said.
Meanwhile, Vasily Vylykh announced his intention to file a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights.
On May 7, the Central District Court of Barnaul recognized the results of the vote invalid, and the election of the head of the regional center failed. Within the ten -day period established by law, the court decision was appealed, complaints from the territorial election commission of the Leninsky district of Barnaul, from the head of the regional center Vladimir Kolganov and his lawyer, received complaints from the territorial election commission of the Leninsky district. The prosecutor's office of the Altai Territory also arrived.
In the election of the head of the city on March 2, the current mayor of Barnaul Vladimir Kolganov won, whose candidacy was supported by the regional branch of United Russia. According to the Horizburkom, he received more than 60 percent of the vote in the first round.