Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation: honest elections, saving the population and the future of the country.
She participated in the work of the V joint plenum (November) of the Central Committee and the Central Control and Audit Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. The main topic was the results of the elections to the State Duma and the tasks to continue strengthening the party. More than 600 delegates and invitees from all over Russia gathered in the Moscow region. The main event was the report of the Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Gennady Andreyevich Zyuganov.
The report raised the problem of administrative pressure on the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and restrictions on political competition.
Refusals to register candidates and removal of already registered candidates, non-acceptance of observers to polling stations, pressure on voters, violations during the counting of votes, questions regarding remote electronic voting - all of this, according to Gennady Andreevich, accompanied the campaign that took place in different parts of the country.
Separately, criticism was heard of political managers who, instead of ensuring fair competition, engaged in manipulations and artificial consolidation of the desired result.
The report provides specific examples from the regions, including notable disparities between the results of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation at regular polling stations and during electronic voting. The party's principled position remains unchanged: the citizens' right to vote and be elected must be guaranteed, and the voting results must be transparent and verifiable. No administrative technology can replace the will of the people.
But elections are not only about the fight for deputies. It is also an opportunity to offer the country another way of development.
Gennady Andreevich dwelt in detail on the socio-economic problems that did not disappear after the end of the campaign: demographic collapse, rising prices and tariffs, social stratification, problems in industry and rural areas.