Dania was a little surprised, she thought Wang Ye had arranged everything.

Of course there can be no problems with the Duma vote!

But now that I hear what he means, I feel like I’m still not sure...

He asked tentatively: "Boss, there won't be any problems in tomorrow's vote! If we really fail to vote in the Duma, then things will be in big trouble!"

Of course, the trouble will be huge. Not to mention that the work of their joint investigation team will not be able to continue at all, and even the Kremlin may not be able to step down.

There was a big fanfare here to open a case to investigate Luzhkov, and the Kremlin readily approved Luzhkov's removal from office. As a result, he was stuck in the Duma. Isn't this a big joke?

You should know that this joint investigation team was personally established and led by Mikhail, the first deputy speaker of the Duma.

The Duma level is the least likely to cause problems.

Wang Ye smiled, waved his hand and said: "Don't worry too much, I also want to see how effective their activities are. We can also see tomorrow which members can stand with us unconditionally, and who

Which members are sitting on the fence? Of course, there is another situation that may arise, but that is not an issue I need to consider, someone will have a headache..."

Dania blinked her eyes, she was a little half-understood about Wang Ye's words.

That is to say, I understand the first two sentences, but I don’t understand the last sentence at all...

What kind of situation will happen, and the headache will not be for Wang Ye, but for others...

However, she wisely did not ask this question. Since the boss said so, she was naturally well prepared.

Just "watch the show" with peace of mind!

…………

Wang Ye did not take into consideration the "death struggle" of Konov and Luzhkov.

Because he had been preparing to move Luzhkov for a long time. This time he did not just do it on the spur of the moment, but only after he had a complete plan!

Perhaps Konov's activities can "incite rebellion" among some members of Congress, but it would be too difficult to change the overall situation.

Wang Ye didn’t believe he could do it!

Instead, he wanted to see how far Konov and the others could go.

You know, tomorrow's voting process will be different from the usual voting process.

However, the whole process of public real-name voting, rather than anonymous voting, requires each member to clearly vote for or against the vote!

This is also to prevent someone from conducting secret operations and manipulating the voting results!

Therefore, if Luzhkov and Konov want to buy the votes of other faction members, they will have to pay an extremely high price.

Otherwise, no one would be willing to publicly stand up to support them.

Especially for the members of the Klaviko Group, Wang Ye Faction, and Zhirinov Faction.

Of course, Wang Ye speculated that it was unlikely that Konov wanted to bribe the members of his own faction and the Zhirinov faction. It was most likely that he wanted to buy the votes of the members of the Klaviko group.

Because for members of his own faction and the Zhirinov faction, supporting Luzhkov at this time is tantamount to betraying the faction, with extremely serious consequences!

What kind of benefits would it take for them to do this...

But for the members of the Kravko group, the consequences are not that serious. After all, neither the Kremlin nor Gryzlov have spoken out.

Although the Kremlin approved Luzhkov's application for removal from office, it did not provide any additional explanation, as if it was a normal matter.

In fact, this also explains some problems to a certain extent...

It depends on how the MPs from the Kravko group think about it. They can pretend to be confused and choose to take advantage of Luzhkov and vote against it.

You can also maintain the same position as the Kremlin and vote in favor.

If Luzhkov and Konov really have the ability to buy the votes of the members of the Klaviko Group, then they can be considered capable!

I just don’t know how much it cost to do this...

…………

Very late that night, Konov finished his busy day, sat in his office, and dialed Luzhkov's phone number.

The phone rang once and was answered. It was obvious that Luzhkov was waiting for his call.

"It's done! If nothing else happens, I should be able to pass the test tomorrow." Konov's tone was slightly tired, but he revealed a hint of joy.

Luzhkov on the opposite side breathed a sigh of relief and finally felt relieved.

Although he was full of joy, he pretended to be calm and said:

"As I expected, those congressmen are very greedy!

As long as they are given enough benefits, let alone a ticket, they will not hesitate even if they are asked to betray their factional interests!

Mikhail is still too young. Does he think that our Moscow faction and the Klaviko Group have never dealt with it, so he takes it for granted that all members of the Klaviko Group will vote in favor of this vote?

Haha, tomorrow’s voting results should surprise him.”

Luzhkov was filled with joy, but Konov always felt that something was wrong, but he couldn't explain it. He could only blame it on his nerves being too tense these days and being a little too sensitive!

After thinking about it, he still advised Luzhkov:

"I don't think we should be too lax. Even if my lobbying is successful today, we still can't take it lightly until the voting results come out tomorrow.

What if those congressmen regret it again for some reason?

We still need to be mentally prepared, if the worst happens, then..."

So what, Konov didn’t say it, because he didn’t know either…

To be honest, for so many years in politics, this is the first time that Konov has felt what a "sense of powerlessness" is!

In contrast, Luzhkov is much more optimistic than Konov.

Now he tried to persuade Konov with a smile.

"You, it's easy to be pessimistic every time you encounter something.

But I am different. I have always been optimistic, and this time is no different!

You and I have been involved in politics for so many years, and we have seen too many conspiracies, betrayals, reversals, etc.

But it is because of this that I am so sure that there will be no surprises in tomorrow's vote.

Because we actually paid so much money!

What are many congressmen trying to do? Are they really asking for help for the people?

Do not make jokes!

In the end, isn’t it for one’s own selfish interests?!

Now we can give them an extremely generous one-time payment, just to buy their one vote of disapproval.

What reason do they have to disagree?

Besides, if you are afraid of being pursued by some faction, there is no need to consider it.

I believe you should have mentioned it when you were talking to them. Now most of the members of the entire faction have been bribed by us, and they will all vote against it!

Ordinary people still know that the law does not punish the public. Now that almost their entire faction has voted against it, who will the Kremlin pursue?

Maybe after seeing this situation, Kremlin's best choice is to keep silent and pretend not to see it.

Otherwise, he would have offended the key members of the entire faction!

Although the weight of the Duma deputies is not that important in the Silavik group, the real core personnel are in various powerful departments and the Kremlin.

But even the Kremlin has to face up to the influence of Duma deputies!

…”

The more he analyzed it, the more Luzhkov felt that what he said made sense!

This time he really spent a lot of money and spent huge sums of money just to buy the votes of the members of the first faction!

Just like his analysis.

In the current Duma, the total number of seats is 450, which represents 450 votes.

The first faction, the Shilavik Group, has a total of 155 seats, ranking first in number.

Mikhail's faction is close behind with 150 seats.

Then there is Zhirinov's faction, with 80 seats.

After that comes their Moscow faction, which only has 60 seats.

Oh, there are also a few scattered small factions, which only have 5 seats in total, which is almost negligible.

If you want to remove yourself from office, you must get more than 60% of the votes in the Duma, which means more than 270 votes in favor.

It also means there were less than 180 negative votes!

Luzhkov and Konov started thinking about this.

Their own faction would definitely kill Pauluzhkov, and there would be 60 votes against it, there is no doubt about it.

Because everyone knows that Luzhkov is the core of the faction, the spiritual totem of the faction, and the biggest backer of the faction!
To be continued...