It didn’t all end on election day. Quite the opposite, in fact. We, along with the many staff members of our campaign headquarters, have no intention of stopping our work. The methods that have proven effective must be used regularly, so that we don’t lose our edge and so that the infrastructure doesn’t fall apart. Otherwise, we’ll have to build everything from scratch again later. I’ll write about this in more detail soon. For now, I want to say that we have a one-million-copy print run of a newspaper about the election results ready.
You can download and read it here. The most important thing is to distribute it as widely and energetically as possible. We know for sure that once another million Muscovites read it with interest, United Russia’s approval rating will drop by another 5%. So we need help with distribution. All week, campaign vans will be stationed near metro stations where you can pick up copies. You can find their locations and hours at http://cube.navalny.ru. Choose a spot, come by, pick some up, and start distributing them today. Starting Wednesday, our new cubes (I know you’ve missed them) and metro cubes will be up and running.
Their locations are listed there as well — at http://cube.navalny.ru. Invite your friends, come out, and hand out the newspaper. We especially need people for the metro — in this weather, it’s the most effective form of campaigning. Finally, if you want to distribute a large number of newspapers around your neighborhood (10 bundles or more), come to the Anti-Corruption Foundation. We’re expecting you from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at 26 Nikoloyamskaya St., Bldg. 1–1A, entrance from the Zemlyanoy Val side. Come on out — United Russia’s rating isn’t going to collapse on its own.