This year's elections will be significantly different from previous ones. This time, it is important not to focus on the pre-election "shows", but to understand what is actually on the table... Razmik

Razmik Khachaturyan writes:

This year's elections will be significantly different from the previous ones. This time it is important not to focus on the pre-election "shows", but to understand what is actually on the table - the pre-election programs.

It is time to stop perceiving the programs as another "meaningless promises". They should be studied point by point in order to understand the realism, measurability and deadlines of each proposal.

Each of us should familiarize ourselves with the programs of the forces that participated in the previous elections and go over each point using the above logic. Believe me, there will be many "discoveries"...

The program is not a book of wishes. It should be realistic, predictable and clearly calculated.

After all, the program is somehow a contract between the people and the newly elected government. And it is the results of the fulfillment or non-fulfillment of this "contract" that will shape the picture of the next elections, since this "contract" does not provide for any responsibility towards the ruling power.