Vote in the festive atmosphere in Russia 2018

Vote in the festive atmosphere in Russia 2018

 Russia is voting in the presidential election in a festive atmosphere throughout Russia.  Voting is now taking place in a peaceful environment without any major irregularities.

Russia is voting in the presidential election in a festive atmosphere throughout Russia. Voting is now taking place in a peaceful environment without any major irregularities.

Russia is voting in the presidential election in a festive atmosphere throughout Russia. Voting is now taking place in a peaceful environment without any major irregularities. After the voting, many Russians share pictures and videos of social media voting. To say, there is a festive celebration in Russia today.

President Vladimir Putin's slogan is 'powerful president, strong Russia' He did not participate in any TV debate in front of the election. Not to be shown on TV is something new to his election campaign. Yet, opinion polls say Putin is going to get 70 percent of the vote. Putin's rival this year, seven Among them, left-wing fundman Pavel Grudinin, former TV presenter Kessenya Sobchak But none of them will get more than 8 percent votes - the opinion poll is so similar.

Voting started at eight o'clock in local time in different regions of Russia and it will last for eight hours. In the remote areas of Russia, the voting ends in the first place.

At the end of the country's polling ended in at least 10 regions. The Election Commission claims that 34 percent of the 72 percent of the vote was cast in Moscow's local time.

"Until one afternoon we did not receive any major irregularities in the Moscow city," said Alexei Viendikatov, head of the social council of Moscow city election observers. The country's main election commission is also saying so. "

Election commissioner Ela Pamphilova told reporters that observers from more than 40 countries in the world responded to the invitation of the Russian parliament and the Federal Council, and visited Crimea to look after Russia's presidential election.

Ballot papers are gathered to count the votes in a center of Vladivostok city.  Photo: Reuters

Ballot papers are gathered to count the votes in a center of Vladivostok city. Photo:

Selvaraj from Malaysia to watch the

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poll After observing several polling stations in Neheman, Crimea said, "We see everything is open and transparent. We can monitor everything in the casting process. See how voters are secretly voting and later sending ballot papers to a special machine. So far, I have not seen any kind of irregularity. '

77-year-old Vladimir Kotsar after voting in a center in Moscow shared the picture on Facebook.  Photo: taken from Facebook

77-year-old Vladimir Kotsar after voting in a center in Moscow shared the picture on Facebook. Photo:

As well as ordinary Russians

taken from Facebook

, stars also have many photos and videos in the moment of voting, but have been spread through Russian media and social media. Russian education manager Vladimir Kösar was born in Irkutsk, Russia's Siberian city, in 1941. Many years of living in Moscow 77-year-old Vladimir Kotsar after voting at a center in Moscow shared the picture on Facebook.