Syarhei Haidukevich tells his wife to vote right
Presidential candidate Syarhei Haidukevich voted in agro-town Syomkava near Minsk. 30.3% of citizens voted early at polling station #77 there. There was no snack bar.
“I would gladly have a hot drink, maybe tea, because it is cold here,” an employee of the secondary school situated in the building confessed.
A pop group performed there at 10 a.m. (Hadukevich arrived at 12 p.m.) and the musicians set off for agro-town Balshavik. There were no drunkards around the polling station. Families in good cars kept arriving there to vote from time to time.
He is in the second position, Syarhei Haidukevich shared his information with Euroradio.
The presidential candidate decided to cheer up all the present in a rather small voting room.
“Mind you, vote right!” he joked talking to his wife. Even comic Yauhen Kryzhanouski, member of the Belarusian Liberal Democratic Party, laughed.
Haidukevich said that he was voting for peaceful sky and put his ballot paper into the ballot box. He voted for himself, the candidate specified later.
