"The Non -Meaning in Russia's History": Roszma rated the falsification level in Putin's elections

Anomaly in the results of elections in the Russian Federation in the publication is explained primarily by the fact that voting boxes could physically throw ballots for candidates, or attribute some of them to protocols. According to estimates of vote turnout for voting for the President in the Russian Federation, these are the most falsified elections in the history of the country. This was reported by Meduza. "These were the most unbelievable elections in Russia's history.

Due to the extent of falsification, the number of stolen votes cannot even be exposed," the material reads. According to the publication, the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) continues to publish voting data at individual polling stations, which allows to draw conclusions about how the figures in the election have given the following results. It should be noted that the leader of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin, who ran as a self -nominated person, received, according to statements, 87.

28% of the vote at a turnout of 77. 44%. According to the information that journalists were able to collect, it is difficult to accurately determine the scale of falsification, but it is much higher than in 2018, when the results of more than a third of polling stations in the country should be canceled.

The anomality in the results in the publication is explained primarily by the fact that voting boxes physically throw ballots for candidates, or attribute a certain number of ballots to the protocols. Journalists also point out that the reasons for this situation may also be rewriting votes from one candidate to another without the bulk of the ballots and a corresponding change in the general turnout.

Moreover, Meduza noted that the turnout at certain district election commissions is not only identical but also systematically changed over time. In other words, some territorial or regional commissions simply "draw" turnout. We will remind, earlier analysts of the Institute of War Study reported that the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin is trying to use the "record turnout" of voters and his so -called victory to create informational conditions for a protracted war in Ukraine.