Ombudsman for Human Rights in the Russian Federation Tatyana Moskalkova appealed to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin because of the incident with Mediazona journalist David Frenkel, whose arm was broken by a policeman at a polling station. About the attack Mediazona journalist David Frenkel was beaten on June 30 at a polling station in St. Petersburg, where voting on amendments to the Constitution was taking place.

Voters at two polling stations in Moscow opposed the introduction of amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. At polling station No. 2916 in Mitino, 192 people voted in favor of the amendments, 220 people voted against. Tatyana Lysova, the first deputy editor-in-chief of Meduza, who is a member of the PEC, announced this on Facebook. Our site voted against! Although out of 416 voters, 91 were Zhilischnik employees.

How the Kremlin managed to force the Russians to vote for a new constitution and "zeroing" Putin's deadlines Yuri Kochetkov / EPA / Scanpix / Leta members of the precinct election commission during the subdominal voting. Moscow, June 30, 2020 In Russia, a seven -day vote has ended regarding amendments to the constitution and “zeroing” of the presidential terms of Vladimir Putin.

The majority of voters in Russia voted for the adoption of amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. 77.93% voted for, 21.27% against, follows from the CEC data after processing 90% of the protocols. The turnout in the all-Russian voting was 64.99%. According to the head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, in the future, the turnout data may be adjusted. The CEC has five days to calculate the results of the vote, and another three days to publish them.

One e-ballot used in online voting on constitutional amendments was declared invalid. This was announced by Artem Kostyrko, Head of the Department for Improving Territorial Administration and the Development of Smart Projects of the Moscow Government.

The CEC of Russia presented updated data on voting in Komi: after processing 28.31% of the protocols, 66.19% of voters supported the amendments to the Constitution, while 32.89% were against. Initially, after processing 5.2% of the protocols, the CEC reported that 68.88% of voters were against the adoption of the amendments, and 29.93% voted in favor.

Evgeny Feldman for “Meduza” On the evening of July 1, the end of Russia’s final day of voting in the plebiscite on constitutional amendments, protesters opposing the “zeroing” of Vladimir Putin’s presidential terms gathered in Pushkin Square in downtown Moscow. The rally turned out to be rather small, with no more than a few hundred people taking part. Law enforcement didn’t get involved.

Anton Vaganov / Kommersant What you need to know about this incident David Frenkel, a correspondent for the outlet Mediazona (which covers Russia’s justice system), visited a polling station in St. Petersburg on June 30, in order to confirm the fact that the precinct had tried to expel a voting member of the electoral commission.

Eduard Kornienko / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA Voting in Stavropol. June 30, 2020. July 1 marks the final day of voting in Russia’s nationwide plebiscite on constitutional amendments, which includes reforms that could keep Vladimir Putin in the presidency until 2036. After the first six days of early voting, turnout had already exceeded the Kremlin’s reported goal of 55 percent.

The majority of voters in the Komi Republic voted against the amendments to the Constitution. 68.88% of voters were against, 29.93% were in favor, follows from the CEC data on the results of processing 5.2% of the protocols. Komi became the first region, which, according to preliminary information, voted against the amendments. Across Russia, according to the CEC, after processing 30% of the protocols, 74.10% of voters voted for the adoption of the amendments, against 24.97%.

Evgeny Feldman for Medusa on the evening of July 1, on the last day of voting on amendments to the Constitution, opponents of the resolution of the presidential terms of Vladimir Putin reached Pushkinskaya Square in the center of Moscow. The action turned out to be small - no more than a few hundred people took part in it. The police did not interfere with them.

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We flipped them through - and it turned out that posts from there perfectly describe the amendments to the Constitution and the “zeroing” of Putin In the 2010s in VKontakte, publics called “Obnulyay” were popular, in which pathos kids' quotes posted. Simple and understandable values ​​were broadcast there: love is one and forever, the family is above all, the boys will always understand and help.

Artem Geodakyan / TASS / Scanpix / Leta At the all-Russian vote on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, an experiment with Internet voting continued. The developers have changed the voting system so that the voter can now guaranteed to decipher his own voice. On the one hand, it is easier to force to participate in the vote. On the other hand, it is possible to partially control the honesty of vote count.

The Prosecutor General's Office demanded to remove from YouTube a video message from Shegigumen Sergius, in which he urged the people of Russia not to participate in the voting on amendments to the Constitution. This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to the press secretary of the shiigumen Vsevolod Moguchev and a copy of the notice from Roskomnadzor. The Prosecutor General's Office recognized as unreliable the words of the priest that "through amendments to the Constitution ...