Debatable "The club of squabbles" collected at one table of competitors from "United Russia" Party, Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, Communist Party of the Russian Federation and "Party of Growth"
last Sunday in informal debatable "Club of squabbles" debate between candidates for a post of the deputy of the Rostov City Council on the 26th district took place.
As were reported by the correspondent "AIF-Rostov", part in them was taken Smirnov Sergei from "United Russia" Party , Velichko Dimitri from "Party of Growth" and Makhmudov Wladyslaw from Liberal Democratic Party of Russia . Also expected the candidate from Communist Party of the Russian Federation Krivoshey Catherina which did not appear, having explained the absence with meetings with voters. Instead of it the colleague on Krashennikova Tatyana acted.
the Candidate from "A Just Russia" Party did not take part in debate.
Organizers of debate did not set the task surely to define the winner. The leader of discussion Kartoshkin Nicholas gave the chance to each of candidates to prove to be and open the program more likely, if necessary rigidly limiting them on time and subject.
toQuestions to participants asked not only the political activists who were present at a hall and observers among whom there were also young followers of Communist Party, and supporters of not system opposition, but also the audience watching a course of discussion through Social network Facebook.
By the way, debate was written down on video which is placed in the relevant group on social networks. In the same place it is possible to vote for the most convincing candidate.
Organizers of "Club of squabbles" do not intend to limit the participation in elections of the deputy from the 26th district only to carrying out debate, and now began search of volunteers who will be ready to act as observers on polling stations in the voting day.
the assistance all participants of discussion promised to render them.
we Will remindthat elections will take place on December 3. The place in City Council was released after in the summer Vitaly Mazhara received the mandate of the deputy Legislative assembly of Rostov region.