Enough! Young candidates run for deputies to change the lives of Transcarpathians

As you know, on April 30, elections in two newly formed communities of Irshava and Perechyn districts will be held in Transcarpathia.

For the first time in the region, the political party "Social-political movement of Valentin Nalyvaychenko "Justice" will participate in the elections. In particular, in Perechyn district, the party will be represented by probably the youngest team of candidates in the history of Transcarpathian elections. The average age of the candidates from "Justice" at the election of Perechyn City Community is 30 years. 

On this occasion, in Uzhgorod Press Club, there was a meeting, which was attended by the chairman of the Transcarpathian regional organization of the party "Justice" Volodymyr Chubirko; candidate for the mayor of Perechyn Vladislav Panin; the head of the NGO "Army of Dignity of Transcarpathia" Petro Horzov and candidates for deputy seats.

The candidates shared their plans and defined the features of this year’s elections.

In Perechyn united community, "Justice" nominated 20 candidates: 19 in constituencies and 1 on the list.  

Volodymyr Chubirko  stresses that the team of candidates in Perechyn are people who want to change the political elite and know in which direction the community should develop.     

Vladislav Panin, who will run for the mayor of Perechyn from "Justice", introduced his colleagues who will run for deputies. Those are well-known sportsman Bohdan Kotska, singer Vilen Arustamov, entrepreneur Oleksandr Babych

Young candidates are ambitious, motivated and are really concerned about their city and district. Their first priority is job creation. The program of the candidates consists of 12 positions, and every one of them is aimed at improving the lives of the district inhabitants.

The head of the NGO "Army of Dignity of Transcarpathia" Petro Horzov was taciturn at the meeting. He said that representatives of the organization will take part in ensuring order at the polling stations on the election day and together with the police will be preventing attempts of vote buying.  

Concluding the meeting, the candidate for the mayor of Perechyn Vladislav Panin said: "We have an unambiguous answer to the question of what is goiing in Perechyn: it is total corruption, which everyone can see, because it works according to the old schemes."