My refrigerator is built into a wooden cabinet, so a magnet won’t stick to it—I had to ask Zakhar for some modeling clay. If I’m urging everyone to use the checklist as a secret weapon, then I use it myself too. You’d think it would be simple: I’m a candidate, so my friends and acquaintances will obviously go vote and cast their ballots for me. And yet, after digging through my contacts and spending 25 minutes on it, I found several former coworkers ("Yes, of course I’d heard you were running, but I don’t really follow politics and I don’t vote. If you’re asking me personally, then sure, I’ll go and vote"); several university friends promised they would definitely persuade their parents and report back by text message; one acquaintance—a lawyer and summer-house owner—promised to come back early from his dacha (country house) on the 8th and vote ("if it’s that important, I’ll come"). In a very short time, that’s at least seven new votes. Just imagine if everyone reading this post did the same. That’s exactly how it works. That’s how we can win. Start right now: http://navalny.ru/checklist