All main branches of United Russia will participate in collecting signatures in support of the current Russian President Vladimir Putin, who will participate in the presidential elections in March next year by nominating his own candidate. The chairman of the central executive committee of the party, Alexander Sidyakin, announced this at a meeting with the central election headquarters of Vladimir Putin.
Sidyakin noted that signature collectors were trained in different regions of the country and that these people would start working the day they received their signature papers.
“There are a lot of people who want to take part in collecting signatures. Today we are in Donetsk. And in the regional branch of the party there is already a queue of people who want to sign for Vladimir Putin’s candidacy,” said Alexander Sidyakin.
He noted that collection will continue even in the most remote municipalities.
“We carefully examine security issues in new regions and take into account possible emergencies,” Sidyakin added.
Let us remind you that President Vladimir Putin submitted documents to the Central Election Commission (CEC) to participate in the presidential elections as his own candidate on December 18.
The previous day, the United Russia congress was held in Moscow and the party unanimously supported Putin’s candidacy in the Russian presidential elections.
The day before, Putin’s decision to nominate himself was unanimously supported by the initiative voter group. They included social activists, scientists, cultural figures, athletes, volunteers, military personnel, industrialists and politicians.
The initiative voter group of United Russia includes Secretary of the General Council Andrei Turchak, head of the Duma faction of the party Vladimir Vasilyev, head of the central executive committee Alexander Sidyakin, head of MGER Anton Demidov and others. deputies and senators at various levels.