"Putin's Challenger Faces Hurdles as Election Approaches"

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Russian election officials have cited "errors" in Boris Nadezhdin's bid to challenge President Vladimir Putin in the upcoming election, potentially barring him from the race. Nadezhdin, a vocal critic of Putin and the Kremlin's military actions in Ukraine, submitted more than the required 100,000 signatures for candidacy, but officials have raised concerns about the validity of the signatures. The Central Election Commission is expected to rule next week on Nadezhdin's eligibility, with some analysts suggesting that the public is being prepared for his disqualification.
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