Arkhangelsk: Orlov took the last place in the ranking of governors

The head of the Arkhangelsk region Igor Orlov was in the last, 85th place, in the all-Russian rating of governors, which was published by the Center for Information Communications "Rating".

In the first place in the North-Western Federal District was the head of St. Petersburg, the head of St. Petersburg, was chosen on September 8, 2019. In the All -Russian rating, he took 7th place. Following Beglov - Governor of the Vologda Oblast Oleg Kuvshinnikov, who has been led by the region since 2011.

The Governor of the Leningrad Region Alexander Drozdenko took third place in the rating in the northwest. The head of the Kaliningrad region Anton Alikhanov was on the fourth line.

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Former Deputy Minister of Economic Development, and now the head of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Alexander Tsybulsky, took a fifth position in the North-Western District and 29th place in the All-Russian rating. In the sixth place - the governor of the Novgorod region Andrei Nikitin. The head of the Pskov region Mikhail Vedernikov, who in the past worked in the Presidential Presidential Envoy, took seventh place.

Former chief state housing inspector Andrei Chibis, who has been heading the Murmansk region since March 2019, has been on the eighth line. The Governor of the Republic of Komi Sergey Gaplikov took ninth place. On the penultimate line in the rating in the northwest was the head of the Republic of Karelia Arthur Parfenchikov (75th place in the All-Russian rating). In the last place on the list was the head of the Arkhangelsk region Igor Orlov.

Political scientist Andrei Churakov believes that Orlov took the last place in the ranking because of his position on the construction of the Moscow Garbage burial ground - a garbage training ground at ShiES station, where waste from Moscow will be taken. Ecologists and local residents are opposed to the work of the landfill. They repeatedly carried out many thousands of protests, but the region’s authorities still have not canceled the decision on construction.