Perm Election Commission Rejects Ogloblin's Registration Again
The Perm election commission again rejected independent candidate Alexey Ogloblin's registration for the city council election due to a disputed signature correction, despite a prior court ruling that had invalidated the initial rejection. Ogloblin claims he sees no correction and plans to appeal to the court and file a complaint with the prosecutor's office.
Consensus
- The Perm election commission denied Alexey Ogloblin registration for the city council election.
- The rejection was based on one signature allegedly containing a correction.
- Ogloblin claims he does not see any correction in the signature.
- A prior court ruling had previously declared the initial rejection unlawful and ordered a re-examination.
- Ogloblin plans to appeal the new rejection in court.
- Ogloblin intends to file a complaint with the prosecutor’s office regarding obstruction of electoral rights.
Points of divergence
- The Leninsky District Court of Perm previously ruled the initial rejection unlawful and agreed with Ogloblin that the disputed 'corrections' were handwriting peculiarities that did not hinder data readability. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- The election commission previously declared 159 out of 181 signatures valid, but still denied registration; the commission members did not specify what the correction was. — tg_horizontal_russia
- Ogloblin plans to file a complaint under Article 141 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation against members of the TIK. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Ogloblin plans to file a complaint regarding obstruction of electoral rights under Article 141 of the Russian Criminal Code. — tg_horizontal_russia
Coverage (2 sources)
- Independent candidate Alexey Ogloblin again denied registration — due to 'correction' in one signature — SOTAvision
- Perm election committee again refused activist Ogloblin registration on elections. Because of one signature — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия