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Work together and discuss any subject and to overcome any difficulties. >> there were reports of ballot stuffing and other irregularities, but they were generally fewer than we have seen in the past. the bigger problem, observers say pressure people felt under to actually go vote. in some instances they were bussed to polling stations. there were prizes given out for the best selfies taken at polling stations, so on. sandra, a lot of pressure on people just to get out and vote because they did want to get a good voter turnout for some legitimacy and they did get a decent one at about 63%. fina...

Are expected here outside the kremlin, as you said, seven people running against vladimir putin. seems the closest runner-up is around 11% so from what we can see so far, seems assured vladimir putin will spend another six years in office as the russian president. if anyone in america is wondering who the u.s. president will be dealing with the next couple of years most certainly will be vladimir putin. >> fred, one watch dog group received more than 2,000 reports of potential irregularities in today's vote. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: that's certainly true. there are groups ...

Air now here at this: center for voting irregularities, reports of people being busted up polling places. it is staffed by volunteers in and out of trouble with the authorities and are periodically as the did and they say the biggest issue is probably not problems on voting day, but the limited choice. >> the process started but the campaign when you remove alternative candidates coming of a very big album of legitimacy. people are not interested to go -- [inaudible] >> there have been reports of boldfaced irregularities as well. this video is believed to be genuine and show ballot stuffing of...

Arthel: 7:53 p.m. in russia and polls are closing soon in the presidential election may with opinion polls showing president vladimir putin ahead of his opponents by a huge margin. he's expected to be reelected for a fourth term. voters there say they felt pressured to give hootenanny the wind. amy kellogg is tracking it all for moscow with more. hi, amy. >> hi, i felt. the fact that their biggest concerns are not sort of the obvious ballot stuffing was seen in the past, but this enormous pressure on voters to get to the polls come i've been told by their teachers and employers that this is ve...

If no reaction happened before, the point of view of the people doing these things, why not continue. as they say, it's better late than never. hopefully now the british authorities will respond in a proper way, by passing a law that is already in the books in five countries including the united states and a law that stipulates that those people who engaged in these types of abuses of international norms, in human rights violations, in corruption, will no longer be allowed to come to british soil, use the banking system or bias sets in the uk. i want to say a few words about the so-called elec...