Медведев обращается к избирателям на фоне проблем правящей партии, среди молодых людей стало модно голосовать за оппозицию

Президент России Дмитрий Медведев в телеобращении призвал избирателей принять участие в выборах в Государственную Думу, которые состоятся в воскресенье. Он назвал выборы "властью народа".

Президент в последнем обращении сказал: "Поэтому сделайте 4 декабря правильный выбор. Проголосуйте за тех, кто, по вашему мнению, будет отстаивать ваши интересы, кто разбирается в экономике, имеет опыт преодоления кризисных ситуаций, кто способен защитить нашу Родину, сохранить её для наших детей, кто хорошо понимает вас, кто говорит вам правду. Проголосуйте за тех, кому верите. Проголосуйте за будущее России!"

В российских СМИ в последние дни перед выборами появились спекуляции о падении популярности правящей партии "Единая Россия", особенно среди молодежи. Корреспондент из российского "Профиля" пишет, что голосование за оппозиционные партии становится все более модным среди миллионов молодых избирателей, которые будут давать свой ​​голос в первый раз.

"Это был трудный предвыборный сезон для партии власти. На фоне неуклонного снижения ее рейтинга, ряда общественных затруднении и, в целом, роста недовольства по поводу текущей политической ситуации, Единая Россия никогда не казалась столь уязвимой. Львиная доля критики пришла из интернета, непревзойденное место встречи молодых поколении, образованных, а так же более разочарованной молодежи, которая заявляет о своих проблемах (или пускают самые свежие шутки против истеблишмента) с помощью таких площадок, как Живой журнал, ВКонтакте и Twitter".

Утрений выпуск "Moscow Times" сообщает, что "воскресные выборы в Государственную Думу приближаются, и результаты не загустеют. Ряд инцидентов на этой неделе привел наблюдателей к выводу, что Кремль крайне озабочен ослаблением популярности лидеров страны, выражающийся в сокращающейся поддержке Единой России".

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам Moscow Times, РИА-Новости и Kremlin.ru

Фото: Президент Медведев в телевизионном обращении накануне парламентских выборов (фото любезно предоставлено www.Kremlin.ru)

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