Disillusioned Siberians want cat to be mayor

Dissatisfied with corrupt politicians, residents in Barnual are pushing for Barsik, an 18-month Scottish Fold, to become their new mayor.

The cat has won more than 5,000 votes against six human rivals, in an unofficial poll run by popular regional social media page, Altai Online, on Russian social network Vk.

This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday.



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'The success of Barsik is down to the other candidates not being well known to the citizens of the city,' Altaysky Seyatel, administrator of the forum, told CNN.

'People don't understand the other candidates' programs, their motives for the nomination, or what they want to do for the city.'

Some of Barsik's supporters shared their reasons for support in the anonymous poll.

Evgheniy Evdoseenko posted: 'What the cat could steal at most is Whiskas (a brand of cat food),' before claiming that the human candidates were likely to buy 'yachts'.

'By Barsik's eyes I see he is concerned about the people,' wrote another supporter, Yury Vladimirovich.

After a number of recent corruption scandals, mistrust of conventional politicians is said to be high in the town located 2,220 miles (3,600 km) east of Moscow. Igor Savintsev -- the previous mayor -- resigned in August.

Despite its popularity, the feline politician is unlikely to be made mayor. A commission involving regional governor Alexander Karlin and the city council will appoint a new leader next week.

'By Barsik's eyes I see he is concerned about the people,' wrote another supporter, Yury Vladimirovich. 'By Barsik's eyes I see he is concerned about the people,' wrote another supporter, Yury Vladimirovich. 'By Barsik's eyes I see he is concerned about the people,' wrote another supporter, Yury Vladimirovich. Evgheniy Evdoseenko posted: 'What the cat could steal at most is Whiskas (a brand of cat food),' before claiming that the human candidates were likely to buy 'yachts'. Despite its popularity, the feline politician is unlikely to be made mayor. A commission involving regional governor Alexander Karlin and the city council will appoint a new leader next week. Evgheniy Evdoseenko posted: 'What the cat could steal at most is Whiskas (a brand of cat food),' before claiming that the human candidates were likely to buy 'yachts'. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. Despite its popularity, the feline politician is unlikely to be made mayor. A commission involving regional governor Alexander Karlin and the city council will appoint a new leader next week. 'The success of Barsik is down to the other candidates not being well known to the citizens of the city,' Altaysky Seyatel, administrator of the forum, told CNN. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. The cat has won more than 5,000 votes against six human rivals, in an unofficial poll run by popular regional social media page, Altai Online, on Russian social network Vk. Dissatisfied with corrupt politicians, residents in Barnual are pushing for Barsik, an 18-month Scottish Fold, to become their new mayor. Dissatisfied with corrupt politicians, residents in Barnual are pushing for Barsik, an 18-month Scottish Fold, to become their new mayor. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. Despite its popularity, the feline politician is unlikely to be made mayor. A commission involving regional governor Alexander Karlin and the city council will appoint a new leader next week. Evgheniy Evdoseenko posted: 'What the cat could steal at most is Whiskas (a brand of cat food),' before claiming that the human candidates were likely to buy 'yachts'. After a number of recent corruption scandals, mistrust of conventional politicians is said to be high in the town located 2,220 miles (3,600 km) east of Moscow. Igor Savintsev -- the previous mayor -- resigned in August. 'The success of Barsik is down to the other candidates not being well known to the citizens of the city,' Altaysky Seyatel, administrator of the forum, told CNN. Some of Barsik's supporters shared their reasons for support in the anonymous poll. Evgheniy Evdoseenko posted: 'What the cat could steal at most is Whiskas (a brand of cat food),' before claiming that the human candidates were likely to buy 'yachts'. Some of Barsik's supporters shared their reasons for support in the anonymous poll. 'By Barsik's eyes I see he is concerned about the people,' wrote another supporter, Yury Vladimirovich. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. The cat has won more than 5,000 votes against six human rivals, in an unofficial poll run by popular regional social media page, Altai Online, on Russian social network Vk. After a number of recent corruption scandals, mistrust of conventional politicians is said to be high in the town located 2,220 miles (3,600 km) east of Moscow. Igor Savintsev -- the previous mayor -- resigned in August. This vote share amounted to a staggering 91.6% by Wednesday. Dissatisfied with corrupt politicians, residents in Barnual are pushing for Barsik, an 18-month Scottish Fold, to become their new mayor. The cat has won more than 5,000 votes against six human rivals, in an unofficial poll run by popular regional social media page, Altai Online, on Russian social network Vk.

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