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Deputy of the Velikolu City Duma Marina Usacheva took part in the voting

Deputy of the Velikolu City Duma Marina Usacheva voted at her polling station

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Deputy of the Velikolu City Duma Marina Usacheva took part in the voting

Marina Usacheva, a deputy of the Velikolu City Duma, voted at her polling station. She said this on her page in “Vkontakte”.

Marina Alexandrovna stressed that it is fundamentally important for her to personally use her electoral right and express her civic position. The life of the country and the region is formed from the contribution and participation of each person.

Polling stations continue to work: on September 19 they are open until 20:00, and on September 20 - from 8:00 to 20:00. Citizens who have applied for remote electronic voting can vote on the website vybory.gov.ru. Every vote matters, it is important not to be left out.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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