The head of Khakassia, appointed by Putin, asked the election commander to withdraw a lawsuit to withdraw from the elections of the candidate from the Communist Party, who scored 44% in the first round
The acting head of Khakassia, Mikhail Podvozhaev, called on the regional election commander to withdraw a lawsuit to withdraw from the elections of the Communist Party candidate Valentin Konovalov, who scored 44.8% of the vote in the first round, and "give the election to take place." According to Razvozhaev, Konovalov during the campaign made a number of “gross violations” and “ridiculous errors”, and the decisions of the election commission and prosecutor’s office regarding its withdrawal