In Kaliningrad, a member of the election commission with the right to consultative vote (PSG), Vladimir Nemanov, was forbidden to film the elections and threatened with beatings. He reported this to the Maps of Violations hotline. Nemanov said that the counting of ballots at precinct election commission 216 began before the end of voting. He decided to film what was happening on the site.

The deer and cancer costumes were taken away from the Open Russia activists detained at the Moscow City Hall during the day and protocols were drawn up on violation of the rules for holding a public rally (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). After that, they were released from the police. This was reported on Twitter "Team OR". The action was timed to coincide with the elections of municipal deputies taking place in Moscow on 10 September.

In Chita, the police detained a candidate for the City Duma, Sergei Korolkov, who was at the polling station. about it . writes Zabmedia At the police department, he was told that the candidate could not be present at the polling station. After that, they took explanations from Korolkov and released him. The regional electoral committee told the publication : according to the law, candidates in the elections have the right to be at the polling station.

In Pskov, two candidates from the Communist Party in the elections to the City Duma on the night of September 10 were painted in black paint. This was reported on the page of the local branch of the party. Photo: kprf.pskov.ru Dmitry Mikhailov and Sergey Fedorov wrote “obscene images” on cars, painted numbers, frontal and side glasses, the message said. The cars were parked in the courtyard of the house of one of the candidates.

Police officers came to the headquarters of the Left Bloc, where a meeting of activists of the organization is taking place today. This was reported by one of the activists on the OVD-Info hotline. According to him, two uniformed policemen came to the headquarters. They demanded that the activists gather in one room and not leave it. According to police officers, the "boss" should arrive now, and while he is not there, no one can leave.

In Moscow, unknown persons punctured the tires of the car of members of a mobile legal group, . Open Russia activist Mikhail Konev tweeted This happened when he and his colleagues were in the territorial election commission of the Donskoy district. https://twitter.com/m_konew/status/906888244691959808

Stanislav Klykh, sentenced to twenty years and one month in prison in the UNA-UNSO case , was returned to prison in the city of Verkhnouralsk, Chelyabinsk region. This was reported by Grani. On August 26, it became known that Klykh was taken to the hospital. For some time, the whereabouts of the Ukrainian remained unknown. Later it turned out that he was taken to a psychiatric hospital of the regional department of the Federal Penitentiary Service in Magnitogorsk.

Photo: Openrussia.org In Moscow, at the city hall, the police detained the activists of the Open Russia movement. The participants in the promotion for honest elections went out in costumes of deer and cancer with posters “Our Elections” and “All raped”. Activists were delivered to the Department of Internal Affairs in the Tver district. About this writes Open Russia.

On September 9, in Gelendzhik, a changeable single picket was held for the resignation of the head of the city administration. The policeman demanded that one of the picket participants, Irina Zubareva, write an explanatory note. For what purpose the police demanded it is unknown. Two other picket participants refused to write explanations. This is reported by "Caucasian Knot". “The police personally approached me and demanded to write an explanation why I am standing here.

The activists taken to the Meshchansky police station from the New Opposition walk were released from the police. Marina Morgunova reported this via the OVD-Info hotline. Two of the fifteen people brought to this police department were interviewed, and reports of delivery were drawn up for all detainees. But the police refused to give the detainees copies of the reports, citing a broken photocopier.

In Moscow, at the precinct election commission 1048, the police detained a group of observers and voting members of the precinct election commission. They wanted to hand over to the chairman of the PEC a complaint about the ban on filming, Lev Vedmidsky told the OVD-Info hotline. During the elections, observers were forbidden to film videos. They wrote a complaint about this to the chairman of the PEC and wanted to film the process of handing over the document.

In Moscow, participants in the traditional New Opposition walk were detained near the Museum of the Revolution. The walk participants did not have any posters, leaflets or other means of propaganda with them. As the activists themselves reported by telephone to the hotline, nineteen people are known to have been detained. OVD-Info There are four people in the first paddy wagon: Alexey Ivanov, Dmitry Mezenin, Alexey Shepelev, Olga Romanova.

at a rally in St. Petersburg in support of Muslims in Myanmar were detained One hundred and thirty participants reports with reference to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.

On Palace Square in St. Petersburg, the police detained about eighty people who came to an uncoordinated rally of solidarity with Muslims in Myanmar. It is reported by "Fontanka". About 200 people came to the Palace Square, earlier the city administration did not agree on the holding of the action and offered to take part in the round table.

In the Otradnoye district (Moscow), on the night of September 9-10, the police detained Galina Kalinina, a candidate for municipal deputies. As another candidate for deputies, Sergei Fedoseev, reports on Facebook, Kalinina was taken to the Otradnoye police department. She was detained for allegedly posting an election campaign on the day of silence.