Elections without a choice. Sevastopol turns into a political swamp
On September 8, in Sevastopol, the largest city annexed by Russia, the Crimean Peninsula, the elections of deputies of the city legislative assembly of the second convocation are held. The representative body is elected by a mixed system. For 16 deputy mandates, six political parties are fighting: United Russia, the LDPR, the Communists of Russia, the Communist Party, the Party of Pensioners and “Fair Russia”. Another 8 chairs will be played among themselves, Majorian candidates.