The "New People" denied the information about the party trio.

      The "New People" party does not confirm information about who will enter the top three leaders in the elections to the Legislative Assembly of the Kirov region. In response to journalists' inquiries, a representative of the political force stated that previously published data in some local media is not official and does not relate to the actual state of affairs. According to her, all final decisions will be made during the nomination procedure, which will take place on July 3. It is then that the exact composition of the party list will be known. Current leaks in "New People" are considered premature and not corresponding to reality. Who will head the party list will be known in the coming days. Earlier, we reported that other political forces in the region have already announced their decisions. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation approved a trio consisting of Sergey Mamaev, Yuri Vylegzhanin, and Ekaterina Selezneva. Albert Bikaluk, a former Fair Russia member who joined the Communist Party, is nominated from single-member district No. 29, while he admitted that he found the party's decision not to include him in the trio unclear. "Fair Russia — For Truth" has bet on Ekaterina Kolotova, Alexander Nikulin, and Tatyana Yerdyakova. Former deputy Dmitry Ruskiy, who did not make it into the trio of the Just Russia party, predicted that the upcoming campaign would be "difficult, nerve-wracking, and dirty," and that the opposition finds it increasingly challenging to find candidates due to pressure. Sergey Mamaev: "If the elections are fair, the Communist Party will win." Dmitry Ruskiy returns to politics: "The campaign will be difficult, nerve-wracking, and dirty." Albert Bikaluk commented on his nomination to the Legislative Assembly from the Communist Party.