
How many people who are not aware of from the budget, no one but the Kremlin’s interests and the interests of the Kremlin? The Chronicles studied open data in the North-Western Federal District and represent their top of the most expensive heads of regions.
For calculations, we take data from the budgets of the regions and compare the expenses for the maintenance of governors in 2022 and the average nominal salary in the region. Unfortunately, from the calculations, the head of the poorest of the regions of the North -Western Federal District of the Pskov Region, Mikhail Vedernikov, falls out. In the budget, the expenses for it are not indicated separately. It is only known that in 2021* the official earned more than 2 million rubles. Many Pskovs can only dream of this: people here on average amount to a little more than 26 thousand rubles., It is necessary to live from a pay to pay. Half of the inhabitants of the region have no hot water. This region is one of the main suppliers of paratroopers for the Putin war against Ukraine.
The rating of expensive governors is headed by the head of Komi Vladimir Uyba. More than 10 million rubles are spent on it from the budget per year. Or almost 15 average annual salaries in the region. People receive a little more than 36 thousand rubles here. per month. Half of the inhabitants of the region still does not have gas.
In second place is the Governor of the Vologda Oblast Oleg Kuvshinnikov. It will take more than 7 million rubles this year. or 13 average annual salaries of residents of the 35th region. People here work for about 30 thousand rubles. In the region, dozens of settlements do not have access to normal drinking water.
In third place is the head of Karelia Arthur Parfenchikov. Its content costs more than 7 million rubles. or almost 12 average annual earnings of local taxpayers. Moreover, the Chronicles wrote about the inexplicable real estate list of the Parfenchikov family . In the meantime, he feeds from the budget and wanders around the rooms of their many apartments, people in Karelia receive a little more than 30 thousand rubles. per month. More than half of the residents of the republic have no gas, and almost the same amount live without hot water.
All three governors, according to the election, represent about 20% of all residents of their regions. So, by the way, you can evaluate the Kremlin’s mobilization resource in the form of forced state employees and the military voting of the military.
The three of the most modest officials is amazing. This is the governor of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug Yuri Mesoperian - more than 7 million rubles are spent on him. per year or 6 average annual salaries of residents. Behind it is the owner of the Spanish house, the governor of the Murmansk region Andrei Chibis. It costs taxpayers more than 5 million rubles. Or almost 6 average annual salaries of Murmansk residents. What is characteristic, the amount of 100 thousand rubles is separately prescribed in the regional budget. to compensate for the travel to the governor to the place of vacation. Is it not for your beloved house in the country of NATO?
Well, the main “righteous” is a two -wiper with a bunch of inexplicable real estate, the governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov . On Uncle Sasha, as he called himself, spend more than 4 million rubles. - four times more than the average city dweller earn.

These results should not be embarrassed, because they are based on the official data that the governors themselves want to share. We have already shown how Rosstat manipulates salaries.
Everyone knows that Russia refuses to ratify the article “On illegal enrichment” of the UN Convention against Corruption. Here they do not consider a criminal offense when an official or deputy cannot explain why their expenses exceed income. Thus, even if the civil servant on paper is clean, this does not mean that he does not have a dozen or two secret apartments, houses and real estate abroad. “The Chronicles. Media” are engaged in these very crooks. Subscribe to us on social networks!
*Statistics from the collection of Rosstat "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators. 2021 "