Russia’s Central Election Commission has requested the dismissal of another lawsuit filed by politician Boris Nadezhdin, who challenged the CEC’s refusal to register him as a candidate for the presidency of the Russian Federation. This was reported by RIA News.
“We believe that this decision (on refusal of registration – socialbites.ca) cannot be annulled,” said CEC lawyer Sergei Sakharov.
He noted that the reason Nadezhdin refused to register was the insufficient number of valid voter signatures.
17 February reportedIt was stated that Boris Nadezhdin, who was nominated by the Civil Initiative party in the presidential elections, filed a new lawsuit in the Supreme Court after the Central Election Commission refused to register him as a candidate. Nadezhdin’s press service told the agency that the headquarters’ lawyers filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court on February 16. They added that the court “already scheduled a hearing for February 21.”
On February 15, the Supreme Court rejected Nadezhdin’s other two claims. 8 February Central Election Commission did not allow He hopes to participate in the presidential elections due to the high rate of defects in the voter signatures he collected.
Russian Federation presidential elections will be held on March 15-17, 2024. 29 precincts plan to conduct remote electronic voting in addition to the traditional format.
Previously Pamfilova statedNadezhdin is supported by the media with a deep legal awareness.