Vladimir Putin's regional election headquarters opened in Bashkiria

Today, December 22, the regional election headquarters of Russian Presidential candidate Vladimir Putin began work in Bashkiria, which is located in Ufa on Zaki Validi Street, 1.

It includes representatives of the scientific community and public organizations of the republic, as well as the deputy corps and public opinion leaders from among the residents. The key tasks of the headquarters are to control the legitimacy of the upcoming election campaign and collect signatures.

“Russia always goes through difficult times calmly, resolving all issues. We always do it with dignity, achieving the desired result. The current campaign is against immense social consolidation, and all concerned people participate. The current situation in connection with the Northern Military District and the international situation, like a litmus test, has shown all the patriots of Russia. We are more consolidated than ever. We are a strong country, a strong republic,” commented the head of the United Russia regional executive committee, Ruslan Nasretdinov.

As the speaker noted, the collection of signatures supporting Vladimir Putin will start tomorrow and last until January 20. Points for this will be deployed in every city and district of Bashkiria.

According to Shamil Valeev, the main goal is to conduct the election campaign publicly and openly.

“Openness, honesty, and transparency of all procedures that relate to the work of the election campaign and the elections themselves are our main mission. The Public Chamber forms a large corps of observers. This campaign uniquely involves the entire community—medical volunteers, volunteers, and special operations veterans. We need to be close to voters, to be all together, to go through this campaign accurately, cordially, and confidently,” he is convinced.

Let us recall that the decision to create a regional election headquarters for Vladimir Putin was made at the 21st Congress of United Russia. Earlier, Bashinform News Agency reported that the Head of Bashkiria, Radiy Khabirov, supported Putin’s decision to run for president in 2024.