Nespool elections or collapse of the opposition

According to the latest data, the appearance in the election of the mayor of Khimki amounted to about 28%. I must note that this is not the highest percentage. However, the main “struggle” unfolded between two candidates: Evgenia Chirikova and the former acting head of the city, Oleg Shakhov. Why am I saying a struggle? According to some sources, in one of the polling stations, a real battle unfolded , in particular, around the electoral lists. Nevertheless, Shakhov Oleg Fedorovich was elected head of the Khimki city district with a result of 47.61 % of the vote . By the way, Vasily Goncharov from the United Russia party won the election of the head of the head of the Moscow Region Sergiev Posad, he scored 74.19%.. As for the respected Chirikova, I am sure that a low role was played in its 2nd place. Summing up, it is worth noting that the results of a single voting day became truly phenomenal for “United Russia” and depressing for the opposition. All candidates for governors from the party of the authorities won the first round. The advantage of elections to regional legislatures is even more convincing. In the Krasnodar Territory, the United Russia took 96 out of a hundred mandates, giving 4 more deputy seats of the Communist Party. In the Penza region - 34 mandates (2 - at the Communist Party), in the Saratov region - 44 mandates (1 - at the Communist Party). In these regions, no one, except for the "EP" and the Communists, could not get closer to the passing barrier. By the way, Vladimir Churov himself was pleased with the organization. It is difficult to argue with a look at how honest these elections were. According to some sources, 800 violations were recorded on a single voting day in Russia . According to other sources, there were no violations. People have long requires honest elections, as well as transparent policy. And I think this is correct, because it is the people who should choose and precisely those in whose hands the power is transferred. What do you think?