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For the Lithuanian People’s Party, whose list is headed by Nendrė Černiauskienė, the political scientist predicted 0 to 1 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you think that Lithuania lost everything when it joined the European Union, and we would like to try something new, ”he wrote.
M. Jastramskis predicted 1 to 2 percent of the vote for the “Lithuania – for all” party, led by Algis Krupavičius.
Why vote? If the virus of the orange ball does not run you in any way instead of a coronavirus, “he ironized about the ties of the match with basketball.
The political scientist predicted between 1 and 3 percent of the votes for the Party of Center-Nationalists led by Naglis Puteikis.
Why vote? If you feel sorry for Kristupas Krivickas and you want her to finally make it to Seimas, ”he said.
For the Labor Party led by Vigilijus Jukna, the political scientist predicted between 5 and 10 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you are interested in the field of semantics and searching for “Lithuania among the five most attractive countries in the world”, you will see a deeper meaning than “abracadabra”, wrote M. Jastramskis on Facebook.
The political scientist also predicted 0 to 1 percent of the vote for the “Path to Courage”, which was directed by Jonas Varkala, although Neringa Venckienė had to.
Why vote? If you want the most famous Lithuanian aunt to receive legal immunity, at least half a year before Seimas takes it away (she says her aunt is not running as a candidate, but you don’t believe in systemics), ”he wrote.
For the party led by Arvydas Juozaitis, the Union of Solidarity-Cohesion Generations for Lithuania, the VU political scientist TPSMI predicted 0 to 2 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you are convinced of the ability of Arvydas Juozaitis to focus and lure you to historical errors, “he wrote.
The political scientist did not promise particularly good results for the Christian Union, led by Rimantas Jonas Dagys. His forecast is 0 to 2 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you sleep under a pillow in 1556. edition of the Bible with Calvin’s comments. And the best politician, there is no Church there, there is no Savonarola “, ironized the political scientist.
M. Jastramskis predicted 3 to 7 percent of the voters’ votes for the Freedom Party led by Aušrinė Armonaitė.
Why vote? “If you are in favor of LGBT rights, legalizing marijuana, like when it comes to education, you like to take risks,” he said.
For the Polish Lithuanian-Union of Christian Families (LLRA-KŠS) electoral campaign, the political scientist predicted between 4 and 6 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you believe that electoral fraud in Belarus “is there, it happens” and nepotism is synonymous with democracy, “VU TSPMI associate professor wrote on Facebook.
He predicted 13 to 18 percent of the vote for the Lithuanian Green and Peasant Union (LVŽS), led by Saulius Skvernelis.
Why vote? If you are a farmer, if the government’s activities are adequate, if the asphalt does not interfere, if Landsbergis is to blame for everything, ”said the political scientist.
For the Lithuanian Social Democratic Labor Party (LSDDP) led by Linas Linkevičius, the political scientist did not have good knowledge. His forecast is 2 to 4 percent of the vote for this political force.
Why vote? If you think about that experience in power> everything else, if you have mixed up and have thought that Linkevičius is with other social democrats ”, explained M. Jastramskis on Facebook.
For the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) led by Gintautas Paluckas, M. Jastramskis predicted between 10 and 19 percent.
Why vote? If that convinces will be “This time it will definitely be a left-wing social democratic policy, if it is thought that it is necessary to increase taxes on capital and property,” he said.
For the National Union of Christian Democrats of Lithuania (TS-LKD), led by I. Šimonytė, the political scientist predicted between 17 and 24 percent of the vote.
Why vote? “If you want to see Šimonytė as prime minister, if you persuade the” umbrella party “with liberals and crickets, if you want a change of government,” wrote the political scientist.
M. Jastramskis predicted 4 to 8 percent of the votes of the Liberal Movement of the Republic of Lithuania led by Viktorija Čmilytė – Nielsen.
Why vote? If the Freedom Party is too liberal for you and the TS-LKD is too conservative, if you’ll forgive me for the “box,” Jastramskis said.
For the Lithuanian Green Party, led by Remigijus Lapinskas, the political scientist predicted between 1 and 3 percent of the vote.
Why vote? Before presenting the list, I would have said that if they wanted the green ideology to be strengthened in Lithuania, now, if they believe that Butkevičius and Gedville will do it, “he said.
For the National Union, headed by Vytautas Radžvilas, M. Jastramskis predicted 2 to 4 percent of the vote.
Why vote? If you liked the Rajvilas lectures and wanted to hear them at the Seimas, if you had voted for cricket in 1953. In Bavaria, if we lost something there when we joined the EU, “he said.
For the Libertad y Justicia party, VU TSPMI political scientist predicted 3 to 6 percent of the vote. This party is led by Remigijus Žemaitaitis.
Why vote? If you want Samogitian, Zuokas or Paulauskas to be gentlemen, if your political views are “Twenty Years Later”, M. Jastramskis shared his ideas on Facebook on Friday.
At the end of the post, the political scientist stressed that he was only sharing his opinion, not solid scientific predictions.
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