My God, it sounds like music: 22.08 at 12:00 — Galich, 22.08 at 16:00 — Antropovo, 23.08 at 14:00 — Chukhloma, 23.08 at 17:00 — Soligalich.
As you may have seen from the campaign plan, it is built to a large extent around meetings with voters. Our candidates will each have to hold 76 of these small gatherings — with up to 10–15 people.
That is exactly how it should be, and that is what a new kind of opposition looks like. Elections are work. And the candidates are not just working alongside all the volunteers — they are working harder than anyone.
In the courtyards of Chukhloma and Soligalich, telling people the truth: about everything from the war and food affected by sanctions to the cost of the Olympics and how it relates to the condition of the region’s roads.
And United Russia is politics confined within the Garden Ring (the central ring road in Moscow).
I’ll make Yashin and Andreychenko a special leaflet about Peskov’s watch and yacht — those wonderful grandmothers will have plenty to talk about on the bench.
And don’t forget about money. Without money, there will be no leaflets, no transport, no campaign cubes and chairs for meetings. It is a contribution just as important as any other kind of work.