The situation in the central region of Transcarpathia needs to be taken into account as another signal for the team of President P. Poroshenko: the house-holding with the local elites can have fatal consequences not only for the upcoming parliamentary coalition, but also for the faction Party "P. Poroshenko Bloc".
It is clear that P. Poroshenko’s team was inspired to re-invent the political map of Transcarpathia - the main bet was placed on the Transcarpathian leader Viktor Baloga. From six Transcarpathian majoritarian districts, four Bloc Petro Poroshenko hung the Balogh brothers - the close brothers of Viktor, Pavel and Ivan and Viktor Balogh's cousin Vasyl Petivka. In another 70 (Svalyavsky) district, Viktor Baloga’s group supported Mikhail Lanya (in criminal circles they are more familiar with “Blyuk”). According to additional data, the lobby of Lanya V. Baloga is among those that the P. Poroshenko Bloc in this constituency has not nominated its candidate. The history of the relationship between M. Lanya and V. Baloga is ambiguous, but today Viktor Baloga is actively promoting this candidate. It is clear that Mikhail Lan V. Balozi is under the control of the upcoming Verkhovna Rada and has two criminal reports against Lan, which are currently in the custody of Balogi. True, the key 68 Uzhgorod district (Uzhgorod and Uzhgorod district) Balozi did not leave. The representative for the 68th constituency of the Poroshenko Bloc Party is Uzhgorod entrepreneur Robert Gorvat, a quota member of the UDAR party. It is important that Robert Horvat himself was one of the key sponsors of the Transcarpathian “UDAR” during the 2012 campaign and during the party’s rally during the Maidan. It seems that for supporting the opposition, the Yanukovych regime, especially the intercessor of the prosecutor of the Transcarpathian region, Vitaly Mukhin, seriously “pushed” R. Horvat, and a number of criminal records were destroyed against him, but R. Horvat is quite right vyshov about the situation. Obviously, R. Horvat’s participation in the quota of the pro-presidential party is not only the result of his merits, but President Poroshenko’s political assessment of the growing influx of people’s deputy Valery Patskan in the region (after all, he himself lobbied Gorvat as majority leader in the Bloc of P. Poroshenko). I wish Poroshenko’s team could find a reasonable compromise in their mutual relations with the Transcarpathian elites. Also, at the stage of registration of candidates among the people's deputies of Ukraine, it turned out that Viktor Baloha, from the looks of it, is not very good at team play. A surprise for everyone was that all the Balogh brothers and cousin Petyovka registered not as members of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc Party, but as self-members. From a political technology point of view, this period is absolutely illogical. The support for Petro Poroshenko’s Bloc in Transcarpathia today is off the charts. At the recent presidential elections of 2014, support for P. Poroshenko in the constituencies where the Balogh brothers are running ranged from 58% to 67%. It is clear that this essentially provides electoral gains to any candidate. However, at first glance, Balogh’s group with a voluntary view of the “cap” of the Poroshenko Bloc is illogical. In fact, this is already true: 1) the fact that P. Poroshenko’s Bloc holds the Balog brothers in majoritarian constituencies means that there is no one else from Poroshenko’s Bloc in this constituency; 2) in accordance with Article 81 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the basis for the pre-line reinstatement of the People's Deputy of Ukraine is “the non-involvement of the People's Deputy of Ukraine, elected as a political party (election bloc of politicians parties), to the formation of a parliamentary faction of a political party (an electoral bloc of political parties) or to the withdrawal of a people’s deputy of Ukraine from such a faction.” In other words, this means that the Balogh group is preparing to play independently in the new clique of the Supreme Council, and this game may have little connection with the interests of the pro-presidential faction. Why would V. Balozi need to be afraid of wasting his mandate if he planned to join and join the Poroshenko Bloc faction? Another unfriendly act of the pro-presidential Poroshenko Bloc, LLC “Viktor Baloga and Brothers” demonstrated tensions in the Uzhgorod district near the created zone. Do not be surprised by the nomination of the party “Petro Poroshenko Bloc” as the majoritarian candidate Robert Gorvat, V. Baloga has registered two fairly strong (or unsuccessful) candidates in his constituency. We are talking about the head of the city, Viktor Shchadei, and another authoritative patriotic politician, Pavel Chuchka. We seem to have “registered” the fragments, according to the information of one of the Balogh headquarters, and administer these candidates to the Balogh party themselves. Obviously, the difference between the candidates who represent the pro-Ukrainian, patriotic spectrum does not carry anything nasty. The problem is that such a demarche of the Balogh group threatens the disintegration of the votes of patriotic voters and creates real chances for the odious politician Vasyl Kovach to reach the Supreme Council of Ukraine. Vasil Kovach is a dignified people’s deputy of Ukraine, who was nominated by the Party of Regions in the 2012 elections. This is a deputy who became famous for voting for the laws of the 16th century and initiating anti-social laws, who quickly recognized the category of people who have the right to unemployment assistance. Today, throughout Ukraine, such deputies undergo lustration with smudge tanks, but in the politically tolerant Transcarpathia, Vasyl Kovach, with the light hand of Balogh, has all the possibilities of getting into parliament again. Transcarpathia already took place in 2012: the opposition candidates P. Chuchka, A. Serbaylo, R. Bulanov totaled more than 35%, but managed to beat the Kovach region with 31%. Today's elections of V. Balogi in the Uzhgorod constituency of V. Shchadey and P. Chuchka can “take” over the presidential candidate R. Horvat no less than 11-14% of the votes of patriotic elections and which is enough for the Poroshenko Bloc to spend another reliable trick for the parliament. What's the point? Until then. Petro Poroshenko’s bloc is still in the process of 13:00 am to vote for its faction in the majority districts of Transcarpathia. If not all, then let’s hire 2-3. Why is it necessary to call back the Petro Poroshenko Bloc and make changes before the flow of candidates to the people's deputies of Ukraine in the majority constituencies of the Transcarpathian region. In the Transcarpathian districts, the party may present authoritative recognized candidates, as a way of countering the blow against the “self-government” of Balogh.
