
The current mayor Anatoly Lokot (Communist Party) won the election in 2014. He defeated the United Russia Vladimir Znatkov with the support of various political forces. After the triumph, the coalition was somewhat shattered-at first the vice mayor Ivan Starikov was not allowed to the governor’s elections and fired under the pressure of the regional authorities, then the elbow parted with his key deputy andrei Ksenzov, and the political deputy, Viktor Ignatov, went to the State Duma.
In 2018, the elbow was already not allowed to the election of the governor in exchange for the promise of the head of the region Andrei Travnikov to support him in the mayor's campaign. He kept the word, and the United Russia did not put anyone, however, and almost none of them provided public support to Loku. Moreover, some members of the faction in the City Council directly campaigned for a competitor from the Motherland, another former deputy mayor Daniyar Safiullin.
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In addition to the two “business executives”, the independent deputy of the City Council Natalya Pinus, representatives of the LDPR, Green, Yabloko and Just Russia, Evgeny Lebedev, Daria Ukraitseva, Dmitry Kholyvchenko and Viktor Kozoda, as well as the coordinator of the local staff of the Politician Alexei Navalny Sergey Boyko are fighting for the post. The latter held an impressive collection of signatures, and against the backdrop of Moscow protests did not beat, registering it.
If the 2014 campaign was accompanied by a mass of ships, then in 2019 there was only one memorable process. Former vice-governor Viktor Kozoda, who moved from the Socialist-Revolutionaries, demanded to remove the elbow due to agitation not paid from the electoral fund. The court did not find violations in the manythousands of special missing, for which they paid from the city budget. In addition, Taiga.info said that the financial documents of the elbow and three more candidates from small parties were filled suspiciously the same .
Agitation was mainly through outdoor advertising (who had money) and social networks (candidates with both money and without). In addition, applicants posted advertising on the most popular website of Novosibirsk - NGS. However, all the main candidates tried to hold meetings with voters.
In total, there will be 15 surnames in the ballot: the coordinator of the Novosibirsk Headquarters of Navalny Sergey Boyko (self-nominated), independent deputy of the City Council Natalya Pinus (“Russian National Union”), general director of LLC LLC Plus, Alexander Goltaev (Russian Renaissance Party), former Vice-May Daniyar Safiullin (Rodina), “Rodina”). The deputy of the Legislative Assembly Daria Ukrainian (“Green”), the current mayor Anatoly Lokot (Communist Party), deputy of the City Council Evgeny Lebedev (LDPR), former deputy governor Viktor Kozoda (“Fair Russia), TV presenter Julia Sapina (“ Civil Platform ”), social activist Oleg Viktorovich (Party of Case), individual Entrepreneur Andrei Tokarev (native party), publicist Dmitry Kholyavchenko (Yabloko), lawyer Alexei Peasantov (agrarian party of Russia), general director of Imperial Stroy LLC Muhammad-Ali Hayurin (Vostorge Party) and the head of the register of Communists of Russia Sergey Loskutov.
The election of the mayor of Ulan-Ude will be held for the first time since 2007. In 2012, the authorities abolished the vote and introduced the position of the city manager, while the mayor of the City Council chose from their composition. In December 2018, the People’s Khural Buryatia abolished the city management and returned a direct vote.
Alexander Golkov, who for a long time headed the City Council, and then the city hall, resigned. The protege of the head of the republic Alexei Tsydenov Igor Shutenkov was appointed to fulfill the duties. He submitted documents for elections as a self -nominated person, but earlier for almost a year and a half was the first deputy chairman of the Buryatia government.
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The most noticeable rival of Shutenkov was the Irkutsk senator, the leader of the Buryat communists Vyacheslav Markhaev. The situation in Ulan-Ude is somewhat similar to Novosibirsk-2014-the same sharp resignation of the current mayor and the federal politician in the fight against the local “business executive”, which was supported by the governor.
Markhaev was remembered that he publicly criticized the actions of the security forces during the dispersal of peaceful unauthorized protests in Moscow, because the politician himself was the first commander of the Buryat riot police and repeatedly participated in military business trips. In addition, under the very curtain of the campaign, REN-TV filming the Senator accused of attack and filed an application with the UK. He, in turn, called the incident “provocation” and stated that he did not grab the equipment of the channel, but “tried to remove it from the face.” He filed a request to the general prosecutor to take measures for slander and the protection of honor and dignity, and also went to court.
In addition to Markhaev and Shutenkov, Gennady Badmaev (“Fair Russia”), Alexei Khandarkaev (“Civil Platform”), Nikolai Chimitova (LDPR) and Batodalah Baghdaeva (CPSU) were registered in the elections.
In the Angara, all the attention to the elections of the mayor of Tulun, who survived the giant flood in the summer of 2019. The current mayor Yuri Karikh (a self -nominated person who was previously elected from United Russia) will compete with the employee of the apparatus of Governor Sergey Levchenko Alexander Kutkov (Communist Party), entrepreneur Vadim Krasny (LDPR) and self -nominates Alexei Kolpakov, Ekaterina Gorbunova and Svetlana Vasilyeva. The Irkutsk region was one of the few in Siberia to maintain direct elections of the heads of cities and regions (except for Irkutsk itself).
Against the background of floods, the leader of the Irkutsk United Russia, Sergei Sokol, even tried to initiate the cancellation of the election of the mayor of Tulun. But after the humanitarian aid gathered by the inhabitants of Irkutsk for the victims of the flood, the “EP” stickers gathered, the proposal was somehow stalled by itself.
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There will be a struggle in the election of the mayor of Bratsk. The current head of the city, one of the main opponents of the governor Sergei Levchenko, Sergey Serebrennikov went to a self -nominee. The deputy of the Legislative Assembly Svetlana Petruk (Communist Party), as well as Alexander Zubkov (“SR”), Evgeny Zemtsov (“Civil Platform”), Alexander Shaposhnikov (LDPR), Elena Romanova and Elena Surovina (self -nominated) are running against him. The former mayor of Alexander Serov, who won the elections with the support of the Communist Party in 2010, was not registered-he, recall, became a defendant in a criminal case of a bribe after refusing to join the EP and left the colony in 2017.
In Sayansk, United Russia did not put anyone. The current mayor Oleg Borovsky (Communist Party) will converge with the head of his MUP “Service for the preparation and provision of urban planning” Ivan Polyntsev (“SR”) and the deputy director of another municipal institution “Megapolis-Sport Center” Anton Syutkin (“Civil Platform”).
If in the Novosibirsk region the elections of the heads of districts are canceled, then in the Angara region they are preserved. Therefore, it is also worth following the elections of the mayor of the Ust-Ilim and Shelekhovsky districts. In total, new chapters will be elected in 12 areas.
In Khakassia, the election of the mayor of the SORSK will be held. In the 11,000th city, it turned out interesting-the only candidate from the party represents the “Communists of Russia” (the driver Dmitry Golubev). The remaining five are self -nominates: the inspector of the city OMVD Ekaterina Marochkina, the current mayor Vladimir Naydenov (member of the regional political council "ER"), mechanic Dmitry Polyakov, businessman Evgeny Sozykin and Rostelecom engineer Vasily Struganov.
In addition, the elections of the heads of the Askiz, Bograd and Ordzhonikidze districts of Khakassia will be held.
Prepared by Yaroslav Vlasov