Russia Moves Ahead With Putin Campaign Infrastructure
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s campaign infrastructure is poised to open a polling center at the end of next week, with a targeted date likely set for December 23. This development is referenced by TAS and cited a source familiar with the planning.
According to the agency’s source, the campaign began rolling out after a group of voters expressed support for Putin’s candidacy in the forthcoming presidential race. The shift signals a formal step in organizing voter outreach and logistical preparations ahead of the election period.
“Work on the election center will officially start next week. It’s getting close to Saturday”, the message reportedly stated, indicating a near-term timetable for activities tied to the campaign’s operations.
During a December 16 meeting, the voter group voiced support for the current Russian president’s bid, underscoring broad alignment around Putin’s candidacy as the election approaches.
As Putin’s campaign emphasizes the process, any attempts to interfere with elections in Russia will be met with stringent enforcement under national law. The head of state reiterated that the Russian people are the sole source of authority in the country, and pledged that authorities will safeguard the public’s right to determine their own future.
Observers note the visible emergence of a team centered on Putin’s leadership. The setup appears to reflect a broader effort to organize public support, coordinate activities, and formalize the operation around the president’s ongoing political agenda.
In summary, the announcements point to a structured, entity-led approach to campaign organization, with a focus on safeguarding electoral integrity and ensuring that the will of the people remains central to the process. (Source: TAS, attribution retained)