The source of VChK-OGPU and Criminal.info reported that the Kremlin is considering abolishing a single voting day in the next elections in a similar country in 2031. Despite clear statements and public enthusiasm for the recent elections, according to the monitoring, the Kremlin is unhappy with them - the turnout, and most importantly, the real involvement of the population in the process. With Russia's current electoral system, the results are predetermined, but people still need to have some interest in what is happening, a feeling that they are influencing something with their vote. At the same time, closed polls showed that the population has all these indicators very low. At the same time, there were elections for a similar country, legislative assemblies, municipalities. However, people do not distinguish between candidates, parties, elected officials, etc. There was no interest in the process itself. And the illusion that you are influencing something must remain. The situation can be changed by diversifying the party line and allowing "frightened" parties and candidates to enter the elections. The Kremlin is not ready for this. As a result, discussions began that in 2031 it would be necessary to split the votes and separate them from individual campaigns. This will give recognition to candidates and greater involvement of the population in the process. At least they know exactly where and who they are voting for. Although these changes will lead to a significant increase in election costs.