ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月17日 12時02分

#NYTOpinion | The special relationship between older Russian women and #VladimirPutin goes back to the very beginning of his years in power. In the 2000 elections, 61% of his votes came from women and just 39% from men. In 2012, 75% of women offered a favorable opinion of Putin, compared with 69% of men. And for the election this Sunday, 69.2% of women said they planned to vote for Putin, while only 57.5% of men did. “Putin is respected by everyone, so men should pay attention to how and what he does,” Anna Veresova, 75, told the photographer Misha Friedman (@indeepborscht). Last month, he spent a week in St. Petersburg, speaking to older women from different walks of life. All told him they were voting for #Putin. Most said they were doing so in part because they see him as a good man. “Their emotional response to Mr. Putin — the only man their age who is a presence in their lives — seems to speak to both the holes and the scars that Russian men, in their absence, have left,” Misha writes. Here, he photographed Tatiana Mikhailovna, 79, taking an early-morning swim in the Neva River. Her husband died while swimming after drinking, when he was 53. “Russian men shouldn’t drink,” she said. “Then they would live longer.” Swipe left to see more photos, and visit the link in our profile to see the full #NYTOpinion photo essay.

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