Russian Anti-Putin, Between Boycott, Intelligent Vote and Silent Protest: Dilemma of Opposition to Russian Elections
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Millions of Russians critical of the Kremlin face a dilemma because they hesitate to boycott the legislative elections organised during the war with a clear and predictable winner, United Russia (UK), go to the polls to show their open discontent and support any candidate to diminish the Kremlin party's votes, writes the Spanish agency EFE, taken by Agerpres.
Millions of Russians criticising the Kremlin are put in front of a difficult election before the legislative election held during the war, under the conditions in which the outcome is considered predictable, with United Russia (UK) as their favorite. [...]
Millions of Russians critical of the Kremlin face a dilemma because they hesitate to boycott the legislative elections organised during the war with a clear and predictable winner, United Russia, or to support any candidate to diminish the state party's votes.
In the elections to the State Duma the course of President Putin and his war against Ukraine is to be confirmed. But in Russia the fear is going around. Also of a new mobilization.
MOSCOW- Millions of Russians critical of the Kremlin face a dilemma, as they hesitate between boycotting a legislative election in wartime with a clear winner in advance, United Russia, going to the polls to openly demonstrate their discontent or support any candidate who subtracts votes from the Kremlin party.
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