INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
presidential hopeful Boris Nadezhdin, his campaign team said Monday.Nadezhdin, who has emerged as the leading pro-peace voice ahead of the
March presidential election, submitted some 105,000 signatures to CEC for review last week.But on Friday, election officials said they had
officials.If they can prove that 4,500 of the 9,209 signatures claimed to contain various flaws can be proven valid, he would be eligible to
Wednesday.An unidentified source in Nadezhdin's campaign team later told the 7x7 regional news outlet that the flaws found by election
month.Long lines formed outside his campaign offices both inside Russia and abroad as thousands of pro-peace Russians hoped to safely
