Boris Nadezhdin found a printing house that agreed to print his election newspaper. “As they say, whoever wants will find a thousand opportunities. And we found that soon the first bright spreads of the newspaper will be received by citizens throughout the country,” Nadezhdin wrote on the evening of February 4 on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

Nadezhdin has not yet specified which printing house agreed to print the newspaper. On February 3, 7x7, citing a source in Nadezhdin’s headquarters , reported that the election newspaper was to be printed by one of the Moscow printing houses. However, at the last moment, the printing house, which was paid about 4.5 million rubles, refused to cooperate, citing an order from above, and returned the money.

After this, Nadezhdin’s headquarters applied to more than 60 accredited printing houses in Moscow, the Moscow region, Voronezh and Nizhny Novgorod, but was refused everywhere under various pretexts.

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Nadezhdin submitted the signatures to the Central Election Commission, but the election commission stated that it had found errors in them. The CEC is going to announce whether the signatures have been accepted on February 5th.

Boris Nadezhdin found a printing house to print the election newspaper. More than 60 printing houses refused him