10/0 On October 30th, Russian journalist yekaterina Gordon announced her participation in the Russian presidential election. According to Russian media reports, Gordon can be regarded as a "generalist". In addition to being a reporter, her identity also includes singer, composer, poet and so on. Gordon posted a video on the Internet, announcing that he would run for the Russian president.

According to Russian law, if you want to nominate yourself as an independent candidate, you need to get 300 thousand signatures to support it. So it remains to be seen whether Gordon can qualify. Gordon's election prospects are not optimistic. Gordon's ex-husband thought her candidacy was "ridiculous".

Dmitry orlov, director of the Russian Political and Economic Communication Center, said in an interview that Gordon's nomination would not have any impact on the general election because "she has no chance of winning". Although the possibility of being elected is very low, the legitimacy of Gordon's election is supported by Kremlin spokesman peskov.

The Russian presidential election will be held in March next year. Although Putin has not yet decided whether to stand for election, Russian domestic public opinion generally hopes that Putin will be re-elected. At present, Putin's public opinion support rate is as high as 80%.