In his address, the political scientist noted that on the eve of the elections, representatives of election headquarters traditionally visit the places of residence of voters in order to collect signatures and distribute campaign materials.
However, if there is a significant number of applicants for candidates or candidates in one constituency, then regular visits to households by volunteers create significant discomfort for citizens, Orlov said.
Moreover, as he noted, under the guise of representatives of election headquarters, attackers who want to gain access to a citizen's home or personal data may be hiding.
“In this regard, I ask you to assess the feasibility of amending federal legislation in terms of introducing restrictions for representatives of election headquarters to visit the places of residence of voters,” the appeal says.
Earlier it became known that the CEC approved the procedure for placing parties on the ballot in the elections to the State Duma.