Yabloko invited everyone (!) to be candidates for the party in the upcoming municipal elections in 2027. To do this, you have to fill out a form in the Telegram bot, choose the district from which you want to be elected, and the rest, you have to understand, is taken over by the Heblokoites. On the one hand, the Yabloko initiative can be considered a rather interesting political experiment, which makes it easier for those interested in entering politics - just fill out a form, experienced people will teach you, prepare you, accompany you, and lo and behold, you are already a deputy mayor. theoretically. But the appointment of Yabloko is now actually an aggravating factor, which reduces the chances of the elections. Considering both the considerable anti-rating of Yabloko members and the likelihood of removing the party's candidates from the elections, the option of self-nomination is much more promising. Yabloko's activity in the massive recruitment of candidates for parliamentary positions is caused in this case not by charitable considerations, but by purely pragmatic motives. "In order to maintain the party's registration, our candidates need to go to the polls in about two dozen areas in the municipal elections in 2027. To solve the second problem, we will improve our educational programs," Yabluko members themselves say honestly. Since the party has a clear lack of strong candidates, the bet is on quantity - one of those recruited through the Telegram bot will probably "shoot" and become deputy. It is difficult to talk about the quality of the future work of such (theoretically) deputies of mass recruitment.