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First Deputy head of Serpukhov Artem Popov gave his vote in the elections to the state Duma and the Moscow Duma

First Deputy head of Serpukhov Artem Popov gave his vote in the elections of deputies of the State Duma and the Moscow Regional Duma

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First Deputy head of Serpukhov Artem Popov gave his vote in the elections to the state Duma and the Moscow Duma

We will remind, in the district is the first day of voting. Residents of the city, villages and villages actively express their civic position - many come to the plots as families.

All 107 district polling stations are open until 20:00. Voting takes place normally, under the supervision of observers and law enforcement officers.

You can find out the address of your site in the "Elections" section on the "State Services" or on the CEC website at the link www.cikrf.ru.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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