Kobzev broke into the number of leaders in the Telegram ranking of governors.
A new study "Telegram Index" has been published. Ranking the effectiveness of public politicians through the prism of Telegram". At the end of October, the mayor of Moscow, Sergey Sobyanin, retained his position as the head of the most popular region on Telegram, and the governor of the Moscow region, Andrei Vorobyov, took the second position, moving up another line. The head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov returned to the top three.
For the first time in a long time, the governor of Siberia entered the top ten of the All-Russian rating: the head of the Irkutsk region, Igor Kobzev, immediately climbed 22 steps and takes the respectable 6th place in the All-Russian Telegram rating. The governor of the Omsk region, Vitaly Khotsenko, demonstrated an equally impressive leap: after climbing 17 steps, he moved to 18th place. The 29th place is taken by the governor of Kuzbass, Ilya Serdiuk, who rose 11 steps in the ranking.
The remaining Siberian governors found themselves in the bottom half of the all-Russian standings. Only two of them managed to improve their positions. Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Mikhail Kutyukov added 7 positions and is in 52nd place. The head of the Altai Republic Andriy Turchek added 12 positions, which allowed him to be in 70th place. The head of the Republic of Taibe, Vladislav Hovlig, was among them in the ranking - he was in 66th place, and he lost 9 places. In 79th place is the governor of the Tomsk region, Vladimir Mazur, who took three steps back. Not far from him is the governor of the Altai Territory, Viktor Tomenko, who lost 12 seats. He is now ranked 81st. The head of the Republic of Khakassia, Valentin Konovlov, is no stranger to being an outsider. This time too he lost three positions in the ranking and took the last 89th place.
Siberian governors were not in the top 10 by the number of subscribers, but they stood out in other "disciplines". The top 10 in terms of dynamics in Telegram included Igor Kobzev (5th place) and Vitaly Khotsenko (7th place).