In the Primorye district, deputies unanimously elected a head who was opposed by residents.
Deputies of the Lesozavodsky District in Primorye selected "new" head - he became one unanimously Konstantin Banceev, which residents opposed. Since last year, they have been writing petitions, collected signatures against the election of Bantseev for a new five-year term.
As the activist noted in his channel Dmitry IgnatievLocal deputies didn't even speak out before the vote began. But residents again asked that their opinions be taken into account during the vote and that a "more worthy candidate" be chosen.
"The suggestion to announce the voting results before the vote was conducted sounded very funny—it was downright Freudian," Ignatiev noted in his post.
Before the elections of the head of the city, to the activists have come police officers with warnings about possible liability under the "rally" article (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation). For the first time passed Dmitry Ignatyev's home was searched last week. He told NeMoskva that he had received frequent police complaints about his posts on the channel before, but this was the first time he had been searched—and specifically after collecting signatures.