
Residents of the Primorsky Territory wrote a collective letter to deputies demanding to disband the election of the region after the election of the governor, the results of which were recognized as invalid. This was announced by the chairman of the Committee on Regulations, Deputy Ethics and the organization of the work of the Legislative Assembly of Primorye Dmitry Novikov.
According to him, a group of activists last week sent an appeal to the region’s Legislative Assembly with a request to consider the issue of disbanding the regional and territorial beatings. At today's meeting, the deputy from the Communist Party Artem Samsonov asked his colleagues why the appeal of citizens who proposed to disband the regional election commander, as well as the territorial beatings of Ussuri and Artem, Nakhodka and the Soviet district of Vladivostok. “These commissions should be dissolved. According to the law, the Legislative Assembly has the right to go to court itself and demand the dissolution of the commission. We have an appeal of citizens, for some reason it was not handed out to the deputies. And we can go to court and demand the dissolution of the regionalizations and four tick,” said Samsonov.
SR in mobile SR on Instagram Wed FacebookOn Friday, the Primorsky Regional Court on Friday rejected the lawsuit of the Communist candidate Andrei Ishchenko to cancel the decision of the election commission of the region, who recognized the results of the election of the head of the region invalid.
At today's meeting of the Legislative Assembly of the region, the date of repeated elections of the head of the region was also scheduled for December 16.
The second round of elections of the Governor of the Primorsky Territory took place on September 16. They were leaded by the Candidate of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Andrei Ishchenko, however, when the counting of the votes was already completed, the acting Governor of United Russia Andrei Tarasenko came forward with a slight margin. Observers drew attention to unusual results in a number of sites, where supposedly 100% of voters voted for Tarasenko. Ishchenko announced falsifications and called for protests to which thousands of residents of Vladivostok came to .
Tarasenko refused to continue the campaign and resigned. Oleg Kozhemyako, who held the position of governor of the Sakhalin Region, was appointed in his place. He has already announced his intention to participate in the elections as a self -nominated . The date of repeated elections has not yet been set.