Кампания Надеждина — как всё происходит и что дальше @Max_Katz

Multiple media outlets reported that Nadezhdin had reached 100,000 signatures, but this was not true. The campaign's website had a signature counter and once it hit 100,000, people began reporting it. However, the candidate is required to gather no more than 2,500 per region. There are surplus signatures in Moscow and St. Petersburg which will be submitted to the Central Election Commission.

Despite initial doubts, the endorsement campaign has gained favorable odds. The opposition initially dismissed it as unlikely to succeed, but regional HQs are now actively updating their Telegram channels with progress reports. However, some regions remain unenthusiastic about the potential change.

The Saratov campaign kicked off on Jan. 10, with a team forming and an office being rented. Signature collection began on Jan. 14, but initially faced challenges due to understaffing. However, the pace picked up as more regional cities joined in collecting signatures.

Yaroslavl's Endorsement Surge Despite a tough start, Yaroslavl saw a surge in endorsers on Jan. 17, leading to long lines of people signing up and the collection bid being almost over. The office is now accepting signatures from other regions.

Political Visit in Yaroslavl Vladislav Davankov, a State Duma MP and presidential contender representing the New People political party, visited the campaign office to sign up for Boris Nadezhdin. This visit raises questions about candidates' actual desire to be elected and suggests that there may be an active demographic worth vying for.

People's Enthusiastic Response to Nadezhdin The community's overwhelming support for Boris Nadezhdin is evident in the long lines of people signing up at various locations. Both social media platforms, X and Telegram, are flooded with photos of these enthusiastic individuals who express hope and encouragement. The diverse mix of busy adults, young people, and senior citizens defies the notion that only older generations back Putin.

Community Unity and Supportive Environment Amidst waiting in line to sign up for Boris Nadezhdin, people come together with their families and friends while also inviting others to join them. Volunteers receive heartwarming gestures like pizza deliveries as they post excited video messages on Telegram about the turnout at their offices.

Cities across regions boast record numbers of people lining up to endorse change, with some areas seeing triple or quadruple digits. The lines are long, and even in smaller towns, there is significant political engagement. People are waiting for hours after work or studies to sign up and show their support.

Russian Public's Desire for Change The Russian public is expressing their desire to vote against Putin by supporting the challenger, Nadezhdin. The potential backlash from barring Nadezhdin and the impact of e-voting on election results are discussed. Despite possible obstacles, there is hope for change and a better future without dictatorship.

Supporting Nadezhdin's Campaign People across Moscow and St. Petersburg are lining up to endorse candidate Nadezhdin, demonstrating widespread support for his campaign. The call to action encourages people to sign up and bring friends along in order to make a difference in the upcoming election.