Anton Oreh: "Who is bothered by observers"

“The right hand of the brilliant mathematician and sorcerer Churov, Mr. Ivlev was deeply struck by the activity of election observers in the small quiet town of Kasimov, through which it was urgently necessary to push Mr. Chesnakov into the Federation Council. The observers were so active, especially visitors, that something was needed with And while Ivlev came up with the idea of ​​changing the notification procedure so that the observer would notify about his arrival at least two weeks in advance. In general, this idea can even be considered liberal. I was afraid that observers would be required to observe the voting through opaque glass. with black, permanent blindfolds over their eyes. Or, as was the case at first at my site, observers will be prohibited from leaving their chair and sitting in one place all day, around the corner."