The Moscow City Election Commission recognized leaflets calling for a boycott of the elections as illegal campaigning.

The Moscow City Election Commission declared leaflets calling for a boycott of the Russian presidential elections to be illegal election campaigning. Interfax is about this.

reports The Commission is going to ask the prosecutor's office to limit access to sites on which Alexei Navalny's supporters post materials calling for a boycott of the elections.

Internet resourcesMembers of the Moscow City Election Commission will also contact the Investigative Committee “to determine whether there is a crime in the organization of this event.”

On January 28, the all-Russian protest action “Voter Strike” took place. As part of the campaign, there were 350 people in different cities.

detained On December 25, 2017, the Central Election Commission oppositionist Alexei Navalny for registering an outstanding criminal record as a presidential candidate in the 2018 elections. After this, the politician called for a boycott of the presidential elections in 2018 and reorganized his campaign headquarters into strike headquarters.

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