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As much as 46% of young Lithuanians voted in the presidential elections and referendums held on 12 May 2019, the Central Election Commission (CEC) announced. Although the young voters’ turnout really stood out that year, the percentage could certainly be higher. What do Gen Z representatives think o...

Citizenship, civic duty, patriotism are words that have always been very important in Lithuania. However, the question is are these values truly cherished by young people? Are they interested in civic matters whatsoever? Are our efforts sufficient in raising the awareness of young individuals about ...

Incumbent President Gitanas Nausėda has the highest approval rating among 2024 presidential candidates, shows the latest poll conducted by the public opinion and market research company Baltijos tyrimai.

Lithuania will hold the 2024 presidential election and a referendum on dual citizenship on 12 May. On Monday, the Central Electoral Commission (VRK) confirmed that there are 2,385,234 voters on the electoral roll.

People eligible to vote at home will be able to cast their votes in the Lithuanian parliament election's runoff on Friday and Saturday, and also voting at special voting points, including hospitals, care homes and incarcerations places, continues and will end on Friday.

The Lithuanian Health Ministry will allow voters in self-isolation due to COVID-19 to vote in special drive-in polling sites to be set up in six municipalities for next week's runoff parliamentary election.

A broad ruling coalition could be formed in Lithuania's next parliament to meet the expectations of a wide range of voters, Gabrielius Landsbergis, the leader of the Homeland Union–Lithuanian Christian Democrats, said on Monday after his party scored a victory in Sunday's first round of the Seimas e...

Some 178,145 voters, or 7.39 percent of all voters, have cast their early votes in the Lithuanian parliament election over the four days of early voting this week.

A long queue of voters lined up outside a polling station in Lukiskes Square in the center of Vilnius before its opening on Thursday – the last day of early voting in the general election due on Sunday, October 11.

It is essential to ensure that voters could use their right to vote ahead of the upcoming general election on Sunday, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda says.

More than 40,000 voters have registered for voting abroad since the beginning of registration for voting in the parliamentary elections due on October 11, Laura Matjosaityte, chair of Lithuania's Central Electoral Commission (CEC), has said.

A record number of voters – nearly 500 – registered for voting abroad during the first day of registration for voting in the parliamentary elections due on October 11, Laura Matjosaityte, chair of Lithuania's Central Electoral Commission (CEC), has said.

Lithuania’s Seimas on Tuesday allowed the country’s voters staying abroad to vote online in elections during the pandemic.

Some 140,228 people, or 5.78 percent of all eligible voters, cast their ballots during four days of early voting in Lithuania's presidential runoff and the European Parliament election.

Sunday's presidential election showed the maturity of Lithuanian voters, incumbent President Dalia Grybauskaite said on Monday.

Friday is the last day when voters in Lithuania can vote early in the presidential election and two referendums on reducing the number of lawmakers and expanding dual citizenship.

Just over 90,700 people, or 3.74 percent of all eligible voters, cast their ballots over the first three days of early voting in Lithuania's presidential election and two referendums, according to the latest figures released by the Central Electoral Commission on Thursday.

Some 16,900 people, or 0.7 percent of all eligible voters, cast their ballots on the first day of early voting in Lithuania's presidential election and referendums on dual citizenship and the number of parliament members on Monday.