However, the majority of respondents do not want to live in it
The idea of moving the capital, according to VTsIOM, the most popular among Moscow and St. Petersburg (supported by 16 percent of the population), the electorate of the Communist Party (support – 19 per cent) and non-parliamentary parties (27 percent). See also: Muscovites appreciated the quality of life in the capital,
The vast majority of the citizens of Russia – 80 percent – oppose moving the capital from Moscow, but very few would want their children to live there.
Earlier, Russian politicians have repeatedly spoken of the need to transfer the capital of Russia to the east. At the same time it was usually about Siberia. In their opinion, this would stimulate economic development in the region.
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