signatures are collected, Mironov's ultimatum will become the most massive officially registered protest action against the actions of the government in the entire history of Russia. Mironov's project was preceded by a successful action to collect a million signatures against payments for capital repairs until the state fulfilled its obligations to citizens. Personal His third wife Irina Yurievna Mironova is an officer apparatus to the Interparliamentary Assembly of the CIS. They have a son and a daughter. In 2008, President Vladimir Putin awarded Mironov the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", 3rd degree. In 2011, after an initiative of United Russia in the Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg, Mironov was recalled from the Federation Council. Corruption allegations According to The Insider, published in January 2022, Mironov's family owns an elite apartment in Moscow worth 350 million rubles, which is almost 70 times more than the politician's officially declared annual income. The apartment has an area of 235 square meters and is located in the residential complex "Park Palace" on Prechistenskaya embankment. Mironov's ex-wife Olga and their minor son live in it, and since 2015 its official owner has been Olga's brother, who could not buy such expensive real estate with his own money, since the annual revenue of his business is less than 14 million rubles. The Insider called the divorce of Sergey and Olga Mironov fictitious, noting that she continues to wear a wedding ring on her finger and that her Facebook page still indicates that she is married to Mironov. Electoral history 2004 presidential campaign Mironov ran for president in the 2004 presidential election as the nominee of the Russian Party of Life. His candidacy was seen largely as a ploy to lend credence to the contest, as he was widely known to be a strong supporter of Vladimir Putin. He was even quoted as declaring, "We all want Vladimir Putin to be the next president." Mironov's campaign slogan was "Justice and Responsibility". Most Russians were unfamiliar with Mironov and were disinterested in his candidacy. 2012 presidential campaign Running in 2012 as the A Just Russia nominee, Mironov called for a return to a socialist model of government. Mironov was nominated by his party on 10 December 2011. While he stated that he predicted a Putin victory, he declared that he would support Gennady Zyuganov in a hypothetical runoff against Putin. Honours and awards Order of Merit for