A rally against fraud in the State Duma elections was held in Ulan-Ude About 100 people came to the rally "against the takeover of power" in Ulan-Ude. The operation was carried out by the local branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. The communists submitted a notice for the rally on October 4, but the authorities did not approve the event under the pretext of the "cleaning month", and allowed the rally to take place only at 10:00 on October 25. "All this was done with the aim of minimizing the revelations of civil activity," stated the former candidate for the Douma state representative, the state representative. Beir Tsiranov. The speakers talked about violations during the elections in Buryatia: administrative resources, possible falsification of the voting results and voting results, bribery and harassment of observers. "All the mayors, all the mayors of the cities, all the heads of the rural settlements participated in such events. Moreover, according to our information, competitions were organized within individual districts, where the heads of the settlements were promised somewhere a monetary reward, somewhere - various forms of incentives, if they showed the best results for United Russia," said Tsiernev. "This is, in essence, a bribe to the voters." "Many facts are related to the use of administrative resources in budgetary institutions." The Communists noticed that almost all the early voting somehow turned out to be in favor of United Russia. The same thing happened in polling stations with an unusual turnout of 90% instead of the average 40-50% - all the "extra" votes went to United Russia. "We arrive at a small village. Population 220 residents. The first day has passed - 200 people have already voted," said one of the participants in the election campaign from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. "I praise them [the polling station workers] - are you really all that responsible, do they all really live in the village? " They say - no, of course, they admitted that only 15 percent live with them. I say, how did you get a class like that? Then they come to their senses and start telling how all 200 people came to harvest potatoes, they all came in good faith on the first day and voted.

A rally against fraud in the State Duma elections was held in Ulan-Ude About 100 people came to the rally "against the takeover of power" in Ulan-Ude. The operation was carried out by the local branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. The communists submitted a notice for the rally on October 4, but the authorities did not approve the event under the pretext of the "cleaning month", and allowed the rally to take place only at 10:00 on October 25. "All this was done with the aim of minimizing the revelations of civil activity," stated the former candidate for the Douma state representative, the state representative. Beir Tsiranov. The speakers talked about violations during the elections in Buryatia: administrative resources, possible falsification of the voting results and voting results, bribery and harassment of observers. "All the mayors, all the mayors of the cities, all the heads of the rural settlements participated in such events. Moreover, according to our information, competitions were organized within individual districts, where the heads of the settlements were promised somewhere a monetary reward, somewhere - various forms of incentives, if they showed the best results for United Russia," said Tsiernev. "This is, in essence, a bribe to the voters." "Many facts are related to the use of administrative resources in budgetary institutions." The Communists noticed that almost all the early voting somehow turned out to be in favor of United Russia. The same thing happened in polling stations with an unusual turnout of 90% instead of the average 40-50% - all the "extra" votes went to United Russia. "We arrive at a small village. Population 220 residents. The first day has passed - 200 people have already voted," said one of the participants in the election campaign from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. "I praise them [the polling station workers] - are you really all that responsible, do they all really live in the village? " They say - no, of course, they admitted that only 15 percent live with them. I say, how did you get a class like that? Then they come to their senses and start telling how all 200 people came to harvest potatoes, they all came in good faith on the first day and voted.