Sergei Baburin, head of the Russian All People’s Union party, who withdrew his candidacy from the presidential elections of the Russian Federation today, has the highest status among the second-tier candidates. me on this one telegram channel said the head of communications of “Minchenko Consulting” Evgeniy Minchenko.
He recalled that Baburin was a member of parliament several times, twice elected from a single-representative constituency, twice deputy speaker of the State Duma, and also ran for president.
“Given his background, the remaining contenders seem less important. So far the situation is moving towards voting for four candidates,” Minchenko said.
The political scientist also added that overall, the four current candidates cover the entire political spectrum.
“Candidates of the LDPR, New People and Communist Party of the Russian Federation parties, as well as the current president Vladimir Putin, represent 90% of the political spectrum; There is no point in the remaining candidates participating in the elections. ” he is quoted as saying telegram channel hold.
Previously reportedIt was stated that Baburin submitted signatures in support of the Central Election Commission (CEC) for registration in the presidential elections. Immediately after this, Baburin announced that he was withdrawing from the election race. He also called on Russians to unite around the candidacy of current president Vladimir Putin in the elections.
Let us recall that the chairman of the “Union of All Peoples of Russia” was Sergei Baburin. explainedWhy did he withdraw his candidacy from the presidential elections?
“I liked Putin’s actions… I support the president so much that I decided to support him publicly, not behind the scenes,” he said.