
March 17 is the last day on which you can vote in the Russian presidential election. "Cold" monitors what is happening at polling stations in Russia and in the world.
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After the closing of polling stations, the CEC treated 40% of the protocols. According to the commission , Vladimir Putin scored 87.34% of the vote.
Other candidates, according to the CEC, are gaining less than 5%. Nikolai Kharitonov - 4.11%, Vladislav Davankov - 3.92%, Leonid Slutsky - 3.06%.
The CEC reported on a turnout of 72.72%.
The last polling stations in Russia will close in two and a half hours.
The head of the CEC Ella Pamfilova said that after cases of damage to the URN with ballots, "the number of people who want to vote only increased."
“These cases, I would say so, the miserable attempts of these“ greenish Zelensky ”, miserable, are ridiculous, disgusting,” TASS quoted her quoted.
Pamfilova also promised later to talk about "egregious attempts to counteract the presidential elections."
By 12:00 on March 17, the lines were lined up at the polling stations in Russia and abroad allegedly from the participants of the “Noon against Putin” campaign, who had died in the colony by oppositionist Alexei Navalny.
During the first two days of voting, the security forces opened more than 15 criminal cases in connection with cases when citizens who came to the polling stationstried to set fire to or poured urn for voting.
Activists of the “Way Home” movement came to the polls and demanded demobilization.
According to the telegram channel “We can explain”, the mobilized wives were set out directly on the ballots.
“I don’t know any of ours who would vote for Putin. Everyone understands that with him the war will be endless and we will not wait for our husbands alive. Although Davankov did not condemn his, but at least he said that the country should be peaceful. All the rest - ghouls, only want war and blood, ”said women in a conversation with Mo.
A resident of Kolomna was detained that her one and a half year old son ruined the ballot.
According to the OVD-Info, the son of Karina Gradova painted Karakuli on the ballot. Since then, a woman has been kept in the police department for more than four hours with her child. She was a fine, but according to which article it is unknown.
The total turnout in the elections, including electronic voting, exceeded 70%.
About this with reference to the CEC reports "Interfax".
The Russian Embassy in Vilnius was not allowed to vote to the voter with the Navalny icon.
About what happened on the social network X wrote Russian Vlad Romashov. According to him, the staff of the election commission put an ultimatum to him - in order to vote, he had to remove the badge with the name of the opposition who died in the colony.
“I refused to remove the Navalny icon. I could not vote, ”wrote Romashov.
In Odintsovo, the police check the contents of the ballots before allowing them to be lowered into the urn.
This was reported by the Voice movement, referring to the girl, whose ballot was taken from her by the police for "checking". The victim herself writes a statement to the police.
In St. Petersburg, an activist was detained, who wrote on the ballot "Be a damn."
According to the OVD-Info project, Sergei Podolsky was detained after the vote near the Vasileostrovskaya metro station. He is charged with a long -standing picket with the poster "Dive alone, the other will die."
The schoolgirl set fire to the tablecloth in the polling station in Krasnodar.
According to preliminary information, she did this “on the order of the network agents of special services of an adjacent state,” reports Inna Emelyanova, referring to the chairman of the precinct election commission No. 2138 of Krasnodar.
“By and large, the child did not cause any damage. Voting continues in the usual order, psychologists and the police work with the child, ”added Emelyanova.
A resident of Irkutsk voted, gluing the names of political prisoners into the ballot.
According to the publication "People of Baikal", the voter glued pieces of paper to the ballot with the names of convicted Ilya Yashin and Vladimir Kara-Murza, as well as the widow of Alexei Navalny Yulia Navalny. When he did this, he was noticed by the police and detained him. The security forces demanded that the man write an explanatory, but he refused, citing an article of the Constitution.
As a result, the voter was released without a protocol, and the ballot was lowered into the urn.
Julia Navalny came to the Russian Embassy in Berlin.
The video in which Navalny communicates with the Russians who came to vote was published by the Rain TV channel. Earlier it was reported that the queue for this polling station stretched for several kilometers.
Almost 50 alleged participants in the “Noon against Putin” campaign were detained throughout Russia.
These are the data of the calculations of the human rights project "OVD-info".
The line of those who wish to vote at the Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv stretched for 500 meters.
According to the New Gazeta Europe, Yuri Saprykin Jr., Mikhail Shatz and Irina Shikhman came here to vote here. The publication publishes a photo of the queue.
The presidential candidate from the New People party Vladislav Davankov voted.
As TASS reports , he did it at the polling station in Smolensk.
The security forces detain the participants of the action "Half by Putin."
According to the OVD-Info project, the activist Anastasia Kuznetsov was detained in St. Petersburg, and in Kazan-Vera Revshko, Zulfia Sitdikov and Alexander Shirshov. The latter informed human rights activists that about 20 people are in the autozak with him
In St. Petersburg, a Fontanka correspondent was detained near the polling station.
The head of the PEC No. 2182 on Nevsky Prospekt called the police, saying that the journalist allegedly waved his hands, was foul language and molested others, "which violated the electoral right of other citizens." At the same time, Fontanka claims that the employee illuminated the election did not even have time to go to the site.
The total turnout in the presidential election excluding electronic voting amounted to more than 65%. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Central Election Commission.
The polling station in Chisinau was attacked with the help of an incendiary mixture, TASS reports .
An elderly man threw two bottles of incendiary mixture through the fence of the Russian embassy in the Moldavian capital, where the polling station is located. According to the agency, the police detained the man. The victims are not reported.
In Tbilisi, where there are no polling stations for voting in the presidential election, hundreds of people came to a demonstration against Putin and war.
People went to the promotion with posters and banners. Video promotions were published in his telegram channel, journalist Vladimir Romensky.
Readers of Kholoda will also send photos of queues from St. Petersburg.


Readers of Kholoda from Moscow share photos of queues at noon in polling stations of the capital.


An unregistered presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin arrived at the polling station in the IFTI.
The students there met politics by applause and the chanting of his surname. The video was published by Sota.
In Ufa, the man was detained at the polling station because of Navalny's photo.
Bulat Khalikov tried to throw a photo of a politician who died in a colony into an electoral urn on section No. 342, the OVD-Info project reports . The detainee was taken to the police department that he is charged with unknown. The PEC member threatened Khalikov with a criminal article on the obstruction of the work of election commissions.
In Moscow, more than 100 people gathered in the line on Arbat 35 in line, the correspondent of Kholoda said. The police and the Russian Guard are on duty, but they do not touch anyone. People continue to approach.
In Moscow, more than 100 people gathered in the line on Arbat 35 in line, the correspondent of Kholoda said. The police and the Russian Guard are on duty, but they do not touch anyone. People continue to approach.

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In Moscow, a member of the PEC was detained in a T -shirt with the inscription "Navalny".
At the polling station in the Basmann region, the security forces detained a member of the PEC with the right of the crucial vote of Vyacheslav Golikov due to the fact that he came to the site in a T-shirt with the inscription "Navalny". He himself reported this to the OVD-Info project.
At first he was asked to change clothes, but then he was detained and delivered to the Basmann police department. Deputy Chairman of the PEC Yuri Knembel reported to the Golikov police.
In Vilnius, Russians who came with an internal passport are not allowed to vote.
It is reported by Sota, referring to her own correspondent. Such a restriction, employees of the Russian embassy explain the internal order of the CEC.
At the same time, SOTA notes, in the mailing list from the “State Service” website, nor on the embassy’s website in Lithuania it is not indicated that it is impossible to vote on the internal passport: it says that to participate in the presidential election, it is enough to provide a “passport” (or “A document certifying the identity of a citizen of the Russian Federation”).
Also, voters are forced to leave their mobile phones before entering the embassy. This restriction employees of the diplomatic mission no longer explain anything. “If you don't like something-goodbye,” they say.
Hundreds of people came to vote to the polling station in Berlin.
Video of the queues from voters, encircling the quarter, where the building of the Russian diplomatic mission is located, published the Agency.
In Yerevan, the number of people who came to the campaign "Noon against Putin" is growing.
The video of the queue gathered at the polling station published the rain. According to the channel, it stretched per kilometer.
In Thailand, a Russian who came to vote with a poster was detained.
At Phuket, Thai police detained a Russian citizen. According to the Agency, he came to participate in the “noon against Putin” shares with the poster “We are not paid. We vote against you for free. ” The security forces seized the poster from the Russian, after which they released.
In Moscow, on the eve of the “Noon against Putin” shares, security officials are pulled to polling stations.
Medusa published a selection of photos with dozens of police officers and the technique of security forces near polling stations in the city center.
In Russia and the world, the campaign "Noon against Putin" began. The authorities are trying to prevent her.
So, in Irkutsk in one of the sites exactly at noon, the celebration of Shrovetide was deployed, reports Sotavision. In turn, the Novosibirsk City Hall announced the “accumulations of voters” and attempts by “provocative actions” to destabilize the work of election commissions. In this regard, security measures have been strengthened at polling stations, voting “takes place on the standard mode”, the authorities say.
Participants in the “Half and Against Putin” campaign were seen in polling stations abroad, writes New Gazeta Europe. According to the publication, people with flags and posters go to vote in Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, Adelaide and Phuket.
Around noon, the line of those who wanted to vote was formed near the polling station in Astana in Kazakhstan.
State Russian news agencies also report lines near polling stations, but only abroad, for example, in Budapest , Minsk , Almaty , Tokyo and Seoul .
The total turnout in the presidential election exceeded the mark of 62% .
This was reported on the morning of March 17 in the CEC. At the same time, the turnout on remote electronic voting by 10:00 on March 17, Moscow time, according to the Minzifra, amounted to 90%.
The elections have already ended on Chukotka. According to the regional election commission, the turnout at 18:00 local time amounted to 87%.
The security forces instituted at least 15 criminal cases due to damage to electoral urns .
Cases when voters tried to set fire to voting urns or poured them with ink or green, wererecorded in several regions of Russia at once.
In Moscow, the Butyrsky District Court sent 20-year-old Alina Nevmyanova to a pre-trial detention center, who poured green paint on a urn on the site on the site on Altufevsky highway on March 15.
A criminal case was opened against her under an article on the improving of the exercise of electoral rights or the work of election commissions as part of a group of persons (paragraph “c” of part 2 of Article 141 of the Criminal Code). She faces up to five years in prison.
"Voice" publishes data on violations during the vote .
The leader in the number of violations, according to the entire time of the election campaign, has become the leader of the Ryazan region. 114 complaints came from there, in the second and third places Moscow and St. Petersburg with 109 and 104 complaints, respectively.
At the same time, only on March 16 and 17, 35 new complaints of violations were sent from Moscow, 32 from the Krasnodar Territory, and 21 from St. Petersburg from St. Petersburg.