By Natali Moss
The documents quoted a closed survey of Russians, which results in Vladimir Putin's candidacy ready to support 53% of Russians. The votes of 25% of Russian citizens, according to statistics, will depend on the list of candidates, another 8% are not ready to support Putin in no circumstances. 8% of Russians do not plan to go to the polls at all, and 1% of respondents intend to spoil the ballot. According to journalists, Russian officials are offered to "motivate people to vote for the President.
" To do this, the Kremlin has already thought about arguments: there are no alternatives and "horses on crossing do not change. " These theses should be used in agitation, reported to the media. Putin's electoral base was divided into four groups, which was estimated by 84% of all voters. The groups were named: "Loyalists", "Patriots", "Socialists" and "Progresses". The fifth group, which is not seen as potential supporters of Putin, was called "Westerners".
They are united by the focus on the creation of a "democratic country focused on liberal European values. " The "Westerners" in the Kremlin were presented as a potential threat to elections, except for them "disappointed patriots". Russians from the last group are people who consider Putin's policy too soft. We will remind, on April 6, journalists reported the complaints of Vladimir Putin on the damage caused.
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