On the day of death, the State Duma deputy from United Russia managed to vote 11 times

State Duma deputy from United Russia Mikhail Tarasenko on his death day, July 22, “took part” in 11 votes of the lower house of parliament. Attention was paid to the Russian BBC Russian service.

The death of the deputy the day before was announced by the State Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin during a plenary meeting. According to him, the man "was seriously ill, but the disease was stronger." The first media reported about this at about 14:50 Moscow time.

Death did not prevent Tarasenko at the same meeting “support” the law “On the denunciation of the Convention on Water-Bolota Porno” and immediately in three readings to “vote” for the bill, which allows the wives of the dead participants in “Svo” to use their vehicles before entering into the inheritance. The last vote in which he allegedly took part took place at 13:40 Moscow time, follows from the data on the State Duma website.

At the same time, Tarasenko did not vote for the fines for the search for “extremist materials”-as the BBC suggests, by this moment the news of his death, apparently, reached the Duma, so that this document did not vote on behalf of his behalf.