The representative of the ruling party, Leyla Abdullayeva, nominated a candidate from Sumgait 41 I constituency, withdrew her candidacy. This was announced by the spokesperson of the party New Azerbaijan Huseyn Pashayev. He said that she voluntarily withdrew her candidacy without explanation.
Also withdrew his candidacy Etibar Huseynov, who was supposed to run at the 15, I Yasamal Constituency. Huseynov wrote this on his page on Facebook.
In 2010, he was elected from this very district. Huseynov explained the refusal, saying that for a "non-party candidate, without adequate funding or belonging to major political forces, it is difficult to participate in elections."
Note that Etibar Huseynov was one of the most outspoken government appointees who allowed the most drastic and incorrect statements against the opposition and generally all opponents of the regime.
The most interesting thing is that another registered candidate at the Yasamal District I is the former leader of Musavat Isa Gambar. -05D04-
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