The best online from the 2018 election

Many socio-political publications conduct online broadcasts from the elections of the President of Russia, despite the predictability of the main result. However, the tonality of broadcasts varies greatly: somewhere boring reports on the turnout prevail, someone concentrated on violations, and other publications at the most strange and ridiculous moments like an invitation to a gynecologist for examining those who wish.

Online about the turnout and statements of officials after the will - on the sites of the State Agency of RIA Novosti and TASS . RIA has more photos and video materials from sites.

"Mediazona" concentrated on detentions, conflicts and violations. Many original videos with stuffing due to user activity appear in the morning from the "tape". On Twitter, some reports are published faster than in the VKontakte public.

On the Vedomosti website is an attempt to make the most balanced online. There are suspicions of violations, and strange figures of turnout, and Putin's vote. In the same category - RBC , there is more text and fewer photos.

Video broadcasts launched "Rain" and the site of Alexei Navalny . The head of the FBC for a long time called for the boycott of the elections, and the ether on his site is quite sarcastic. On Twitter, you can follow the utterances with a similar position on the hashtag #Nedoba 2018 .

Separately published reports from Chechnya , where FBK sent fifty observers: a Lezginka near the sites, organized voters' calls under the leadership of the Head of the PEC. Almost all messages with photos or videos.

The most interesting regional broadcasts are from Papers from St. Petersburg, from Znak.com from the Urals and Siberian from Tayga.info .

Another publication from St. Petersburg - Rosbalt - collects the most ridiculous moments online: curious incidents and signals about where you can get hold of free food. Most of the posts are about the methods of raising the turnout.

Eight candidates, including the current head of state Vladimir Putin, who is called the favorite, claim the presidency. In addition to him, the ballots include: LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky, TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak, Communist Party candidate Pavel Grudinin, business ombudsman Boris Titov, Chairman of the Communists of Russia Maxim Suraykin, Yabloko leader Grigory Yavlinsky and head of the Russian National Union Sergei Baburin.

Oppositionists call a high turnout the main priority of the authorities. They insisted on the strike of voters and a boycott of the elections so that the current leadership of the country could not reach the treasured turnout of 65-70 percent .