
The court in the Karelian city of Sortavala refused to satisfy the claims of candidates for deputies of the City Council from "Fair Russia", who demanded to recognize the results of the elections illegal. This is the North. Realia by the chairman of the regional branch of the party Royne Izumov.
The court within three days - from April 8 to 10 - examined claims from eight candidates, all of them were denied. The plaintiffs have not yet received the motivating part of the decision. Izumov said that the court decision would be appealed.
"The court agreed with the documents of Tika, which were provided in court. But these documents were even visually different from those that we have. The chairman of Tika said that" all the people ", they redid them and re -signed. At one of the key meetings, where the decision was made to issue additional ballots, our representative with the right of a decisive vote was not invited. SMS were not for all the meetings, namely," Izumov said.
Wed to Yandex.Zen CR on Instagram SR in Telegram45 candidates were running for the new composition of the City Council of the Sortavala, which consists of 15 deputies. Through 14 of them were nominated by the "United Russia" and "Fair Russia" parties, 12 - the LDPR, three - the Communist Party, in addition, two self -nominates participated in the elections.
Observers reported massive violations during voting. They drew attention to the discrepancies between the total number of ballots, which were transferred from the territorial election commission to the district commission for voting, and the number of ballots in the final protocols of these commissions. They recorded attempts by some precinct commissions to correct the numbers in the protocols.
According to the results of the elections, 12 of the 15 deputy mandates went to candidates from the United Russia party, one received a candidate from the Communist Party, and two more - self -nominates. "Fair Russia" refused to recognize the results of the vote.
The former City Council in the Sortaval was dissolved by the authorities of Karelia in December. The formal reason for this was "the fact of non -conduct by the Council of the Sortavalsky city settlement of the meeting for three months in a row." The dissolution of the deputy corps was preceded by a local political crisis, caused by the intentions of the republican leadership to unite the Sortavalsky city settlement with neighboring Helyulsky.