Photo: ITAR-TASS In the center of Moscow in Bolotnaya Square there are approximately 100 buses with young people from different regions, who are transported to vote in polling stations on absenteeisms. The elections in Moscow barely began, as the strips of social networks and the information lines of the "observer citizen" were filled with a large number of messages about violations during the vote. PublicPost correspondents also report on violations they recorded in Moscow sites.

“Preliminary preliminary” election results showed Putin winning almost 62%. That's it, finish. As you know, the numbers will not change much, so there will be no second round. I “congratulate” you on the victory of the fighter for stability and invite you to a rally on Pushkin Square tomorrow at 19:00.

During the elections, one of the voters in Vladivostok organized a “disco” right at the polling station

Well then! The winner Putin on Manezhnaya Square repeats the candidate Putin in Luzhniki! The same rhetoric about “political provocations”, the same face covered in anger, the same gestures, punching the air with clenched fists. The winner Putin seems to cut off Manezhka from tomorrow’s Pushkinskaya, future Bolotny and Sakharov. The Rubicon has been marked, 63% of very preliminary votes give Putin the right to declare himself the winner - shamelessly, arrogantly and brazenly.

The turnout, even with the percentages drawn, is slightly more than half. That is, almost fifty million did not go to the elections. It looks like the shop with universal suffrage should be closed, if only because half of them don’t need it from time to time. And for the half that, one way or another, still goes to the polling stations, it is also not particularly necessary, because it got it for free, and therefore the price is several bottles of vodka.

I didn’t want to write anything about the elections. Firstly, because I just returned home after working at the precinct commission (anticipating the question, I’ll say - 130 out of 223, you understand). And secondly, because a lot has already been said before me. But it is necessary. At my polling station, people said they were being forced to vote. They asked for a certificate of employment in order to account for their vote. I doubted the legality of this action.

The entire Internet is squealing with delight at who saw what on a webcam hung at a polling station in a Chukotka reindeer herding village or a collective farm club in Siberia. Well, it was only in Zlatoust schools that children were expelled from the gyms in advance and the premises were sealed - other administrative facilities cannot afford such luxury Top topics include “look, schoolgirls are coming”, “oh, the watchman has gone to bed” and “dancing at the anniversary”.

On the morning of March 4, the territorial election commissions of the Altai Territory received an emergency letter from the regional election commission with the following content: “Dear colleagues! Due to technological necessity, I ask you to immediately open boxes with software and hardware systems at polling stations and not close them until the end of the elections of the President of the Russian Federation.

“Elections or a coup?” asks Vladimir Varfolomeev, deputy editor-in-chief of the Ekho Moskvy radio station . “Bloggers are filming this today in Moscow. Mostly in the center. It resembles an occupied city. It’s good that they are not demonstrating weapons. For now they are only flexing their muscles, as if warning: we are ready.

The first leaders have already emerged in the campaign for the presidential elections in the Russian Federation in the Chelyabinsk region. According to preliminary unofficial data, after counting the votes in most polling stations in the closed city of Ozersk , V. Putin gains an average of 67-68% of the votes there, and the village of Bezhelyak, which is part of the city district, gave as much as 73% (on December 4, slightly more than 51% voted for United Russia Ozerchan).

Residents of remote areas of the Magadan region are most active in the first hours of the presidential elections in the Russian Federation. “Traditionally, residents of remote areas are among the first to rush to the polling stations. In Severo-Evensky, 30% of voters came to the polling stations, in Omsukchansky - 19% and in Srednekansky - 15%,” Larisa Batsayeva, secretary of the regional election commission , told the Interfax agency on Sunday.

French nationalist leader Marine Le Pen may be excluded from the presidential election. She lacks the signatures of mayors and deputies of various levels to register as a presidential candidate. Politicians can correct the situation only until March 16. It looks like Marin is going to get a ride in the elections, but it’s a pity!

Mikhail Prokhorov was one of the first to vote in the Russian presidential elections in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Sergei Kim, a confidant of the presidential candidate, told Interfax . “Candidate Prokhorov voted in the Yemelyanovsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory in the village of 13 Bortsov.

I have some experience of driving abroad, and not only in Europe - where there are practically no such large metropolises as Moscow, but also in cities that greatly exceed Moscow in the number of cars, but I have not encountered such huge traffic jams as in Moscow even in Tokyo. I often hear that this is a large and complex problem, and that solving it is very difficult, or even impossible, that it will require a huge amount of money and time.

According to the Interfax news agency, operators of the observer corps “For Clean Elections” discovered massive falsification, which began at 19.15 (Moscow time) at polling station No. 1402 in Dagestan, Tarumovsky district, Tarumovka village. The stuffing continued for 16 minutes - the machines did not want to accept the ballots, but they continued to stubbornly insert them.