For competitors, a stick; for voters, a carrot: election news from outside Moscow 

🔸 Another candidate from the Yabloko party withdrawn from the elections in Sochi: 74-year-old pensioner Vladimir Atamanchuk He ran for the State Duma, but the court found "extremist statements" in his campaign leaflet about the need for a ceasefire, a "fratricidal conflict," and "rivers of blood and an ocean of human grief." The trial was prompted by a denunciation from a rival member of the Green Party.

🔸 In Irkutsk region court removed from participation in the elections of the candidate from the New People party Sergei Lipin, who ran for Shelekhovskaya City Duma. The reason was a lawsuit filed by a communist Roman Sinegub: he saw a violation of copyright in the fact that Lipin used a phrase from the film "Mimino" in his election video.

🔸 Novosibirsk City Hall Ob banned the regional Legislative Assembly deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation To Roman Yakovlev officials to report to voters regarded It's like a rally, and they refused to approve the site. Yakovlev is running for the State Duma and is considered the main rival of the incumbent in Ob. Viktor Ignatov, who was elected from United Russia.

🔸 Meanwhile, students Moscow Engineering Physics Institute, who have a Moscow residence permit and will vote through the Mos.ru website, have already promised Record attendance of three physical education classes.

🔸 And here are the students Cheboksary branch of Moscow Polytechnic University make campaign for United Russia and check phones to see if they are registered for the remote electronic voting service.

UPDATE: A candidate for State Duma deputy has been arrested for 12 days. Vladimir Sevostyanov, сообщает Sverdlovsk branch of the Yabloko party. Sevostyanov was arrested today. He was found guilty of displaying prohibited symbols. The charges stemmed from a post he published in 2020.