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Elections are very much about local issues woman thing else and its quite interesting that we have a situation in which you the way the old the old identifiers of quite what united russia stood for beginning to break down. And therefore i think that most of these elections really going to be in some ways referenda on just how well the local administration is is seen as dealing with what is sometimes serious crises sometimes not and it doesnt necessarily mean that where when times are hard people will be voting against the regime but i think this is this is why its important and this is why in some ways the the whole issue of the protests in moscow absolutely very important but theyre also a distraction from what local elections are meant to be about which is precisely its about local issues the reason im asking this is because in several of your interviews are heard you say that russian elections im not real elections and admittedly there is still fraud and manipulation going on some o
Sometimes not and it doesnt necessarily mean that where were trying to hold people will be voting against the regime but i think this is this is why its important and this is why in some ways the the whole issue of the protests in moscow absolutely very important but theyre also a distraction from local elections are meant to be about which is precisely its about local issues the reason im asking this is because in several of your interviews are heard you say that russian elections im not real elections and admittedly there is still fraud and manipulation going on some of it being caught on camera installed at the expense of the state but there also i would say some positive developments i mean last and a year ago the whole gubernatorial elections in the far east red canceled because of the fraud and arguably this is a much more unusual than protests in moscow dont you think that there is perhaps a day attention is being skewed from russia as a whole as a country to you know just a cou