MOSCOW, February 10 Congress of the «Deal Party» » was held in Moscow on December 10, where it was decided to support candidate Vladimir Putin in the upcoming Russian presidential elections in March.
The majority of delegates (61 out of 63 present) voted to accept the statement, according to which the party decided to support the current head of state Vladimir Putin in the upcoming presidential elections in Russia; two delegates abstained.
«The situation is not easy, our society must be holistic. Today we have a leader in our country. We, the Party of Dela, support him in his main aspirations. Vladimir Vladimirovich (Putin — ed.) seeks to strengthen our civilization, he talks a lot about the development of real sector, about the development of our culture,” said Konstantin Babkin, Chairman of the Federal Council of the Party of Dela, President of the Rosspetsmash Association, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Rostselmash before the congress voting.
“I urge you (delegates to the Party of Dela congress — ed.) to all vote today for our party’s statement in support of the President of the Russian Federation. We support him, and at the same time propose to strengthen his economic policy in particular, offering our many years of work that has already been published dozens of volumes and which we are ready to implement in practice,” added Babkin. 
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In addition, member of the federal council of the «Deal Party» «, Chairman of the Supervisory Board Yuri Krupnov noted that the party should support Putin in the elections, but with the condition that the country needs a new government: «We need a government of a breakthrough and a breakthrough.»
“The mission of our party is creative… We support candidate number one (Vladimir Putin — ed.),” Krupnov emphasized.
The Federation Council has scheduled presidential elections for March 17, 2024. Voting will last three days: March 15, 16 and 17.
Four candidates registered by the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation are vying for the post of head of state: Leonid Slutsky, Nikolai Kharitonov, Vladislav Davankov and Vladimir Putin.