Question? Elections in Russia

[MaksimMaksimenk]

Do you think the offensive of the Russian Volunteer Corps on Belgorod and Kursk and the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on oil refineries will affect the elections in Russia?

 

[Jake84]

Unfortunately, no.

 

[Fluff]

The result- no, because they are not real elections.

But the attacks are still very embarrassing to putin, as are the strikes on petrochemical sites, which take more than a few days to repair.

I’ve never really understood the Russian fascination with having elections, when they control who is on the ballot, they then still cheat, etc etc. seems a strange psychological need to be like the west.

 

[NebrHogger]

The "election" doesn't seem to be all that popular. Shown here, a disaffected voter pours green ink into a ballot box. This happened in other places around Russia. I found another pic yesterday of armed soldiers in voting places, but it seems to have been taken down today.

In the article where I found this pic, I saw mention of people "voting remotely". Gosh! An open door for voter fraud? Nah. Couldn't be!

 

[NebrHogger]

Another vid showing push back to the sham election. Also shows Putler voting online - doesn't mention how many times he voted.

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[t_70Barn]

As a resident of Russia, I can tell you this. I don't believe in elections. In general, it seems to me that it is high time to declare a monarchy and without any rigging we will have a legal tsar, this is the same in fact.