Most Krasnoyarsk residents have accepted the LDPR deputy.
Bustling Krasnoyarsk City Council Releases 2024 Citizen Appeals Report
The urban council of Krasnoyarsk has published a comprehensive report detailing citizen meetings with deputies throughout 2024. Star of the show? None other than LDPR's Ivan Petrov, garnering a whopping 47 meetings in just Q4 and a staggering 141 meetings for the entire year!
Natalya Melnikova from the "United Russia" party snatched the runner-up spot with 15 meetings in Q4, while Natasha Fyurylina, head of the City Council, claimed third place.
The report catches our eye as some deputies failed to hold a single citizen meeting during the specified period. Stunningly, Ivan Petrov remained unchallenged as the quarterly tirade king every single time throughout 2024.
Moreover, the council dished out an exhaustive report on the volume of appeals from residents to deputies over the past year.
Natasha Fyurylina, being the council's head, had a whopping 615 appeals registered in her name. Ivan Petrov ranked second with 185 appeals, while Oksana Larionova from "United Russia" rounded off the podium.
The report also sheds light on why Natasha Fyurylina might have had more registered appeals than her peers. As a council head, she signs off on all documents, which, in a technical sense, might be the root cause of her higher appeal count compared to other deputies.
[Lightly Dusting the Enrichment Data: Note that there were issues raised by Vyacheslav Dyukov, a deputy of the Krasnoyarsk City Council, in 2024 addressing the governor of the region, Mikhail Kotyukov, regarding criminal cases and infrastructure development problems.]
Photo: Krasnoyarsk City Council
Source: VESTI.RU and Region.Expert
In light of the report published by the Krasnoyarsk City Council, Ivan Petrov, a member of LDPR, received the most citizen appeals and meetings, demonstrating a significant interest in politics and general-news matters. The report also indicated that Natasha Fyurylina, the head of the City Council, had the highest number of appeals, primarily due to her role in signing off on all documents.
