In this video, I’m the only one who has never lived and does not live in Yekaterinburg. But I really wanted to take part, because I love this city, and for me the “elections” staged there by the Kremlin and United Russia are just as insulting as they are to people in the Urals.
The main rival was removed from the ballot — and that means this is no longer an election.
And here it’s important not just to stay away from the polling station. It’s important to say so loudly and persuade as many people as possible not to take part in this humiliating disgrace.
If you live in Sverdlovsk Region, post on your social media that you are calling on everyone not to go to the election, and share this video.
If you don’t live there, think about it — maybe you have a friend, acquaintance, or relative there. Send them this video, ask them to post it on their page, and share it with their contacts.
A boycott does not mean lying on the couch; it is an active political act. Do your civic duty — persuade as many people as possible not to take part in the Sverdlovsk Region gubernatorial election, from which the main rival was barred.