POF: Presidential elections are not exactly going to boycott 51% of Russians
The question itself sounded like this:
24% of respondents answered that there are such people, and only 5% said that they themselves would boycott the elections. Arguments from the citizens of the country who decided (when polling POF) do not go to the ballot boxes, as follows:
“Tired of enduring rudeness on the part of the authorities”, “we have already been chosen without us”, “it’s time to change everything”.
61% of respondents believe that among their friends there are no people who exactly intend to boycott the elections. At the same time 51% of respondents stated that they themselves do not intend to boycott the vote.
People say that the boycott of the elections does not solve the problems that “who, if not Putin,” and also “should choose the person who would rule the country”.
Recall that the presidential election in Russia will be held 18 March. 8 candidates will participate. The list of candidates included in the bulletin today looks like this: Sergey Baburin, Pavel Grudinin, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Vladimir Putin, Ksenia Sobchak, Maxim Suraykin, Boris Titov, Grigory Yavlinsky.
Statistics of the previous presidential elections (2012) shows that as a result, 65,34% of registered voters came to the polls.
- VC
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