“Who’s talking about what, and I’ll write about the elections again. I read in the newspaper that a bill has been submitted to the Duma (and now, perhaps, has already been adopted) to extend the Moscow-style practice of electronic voting throughout the country, i.e...

“Who’s talking about what, and I’ll write about the elections again. I read in the newspaper that a bill has been submitted to the Duma (and now, perhaps, has already been adopted) to extend the Moscow-style practice of electronic voting throughout the country, i.e. virtually no paper ballots. Well, this is not surprising, this has been a long time coming, this is what everything was started for in the first place. So that there are no more ugly situations when all sorts of oppositionists, having outright won on paper ballots, suddenly lose to the right candidates on the Internet and then become indignant. Now they will immediately lose in terms of virtual votes, and the necessary candidates will immediately win (N. Bulaev, the deputy chairman of the Central Election Commission, directly introduces himself, hypocritically reporting on saving a certain number of cubes of paper that did not go to ballots, and converting these cubes into saved trees... - he loves that.) But another norm proposed by this bill is also interesting, abolishing the binding of those educated for border of polling stations to single-mandate constituencies in Russia and limiting voting abroad only to party lists. This probably also reflects the smart voting of 2021, when, for example, in the Tomsk region, Eldepeeper member A. Didenko won solely due to the votes of European polling stations assigned to Tomsk (if I’m not mistaken, from London, Paris and Vilnius). Of course, they don’t want this anymore either. In the Duma elections of 2026, everything should be as predictable as possible.
Yours Vasya N., pre-trial detention center-1, St. Petersburg.”