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A few hours later, another accordionist’s post appeared on social media. It turns out that Martin has decided to end his self-isolation.
Levickis wrote on social media on Sunday around 5 pm: “I broke my self-isolation and went to express my civic will. I hope the CEC liability issues are clarified. “
The news portal tv3.lt recalls that on Sunday morning M. Levickis had shared another record in which he explained the whole situation.
“This week, after a 7 month hiatus, I had the opportunity to play for a foreign audience. 7 months of silence on stage outside of Lithuania is already unusual for me. Still, for most of my career, I’m building abroad. So this concert trip abroad was an important event for me. Close stranger, neighbor. I participated in a festival in Poland. Even before I left, I knew there was a high probability that I would be isolated when I returned. And today is your third day. It is also an election day that I will not attend.
Realizing that on Sunday, due to current restrictions, I could lose my right to vote, on Wednesday I applied to the CEC with a request to vote at home for self-isolation. The application was received, and this was all the information received from the CEC. Nothing else.
Last night I realized that civic duty and right had taken over and evaporated. That civic duty and that right that pressured me from within, when I was tortured watching the party debate, realizing that I have no one to vote for this year, because some do not believe, the second is desperate and the third does not correspond to my beliefs. .
What is more disgusting is that, looking at the last debate, I have not been so convinced why I can afford to vote; Let’s just say, smoothly, I built my pick on behalf of that position. And it’s in vain because nobody cares. What other welfare state, what other human rights and what other mutual respect are great things. The stew was diluted by the sweat spilled by the street sweeper that he himself had just swept (this, by the way, is not a literary but a factual testimony) of the CEC’s disability. And whoever is between these two randomly selected subjects can all fill in.
It is disappointing that even after 30 years of state building, we do not see, as the English say, an elephant in the room. Instead, we claim to have some kind of prosperity. Well-being begins with respect for yourself and others, and even for the elephant in the room, ”he wrote.
The CEC says it will do everything possible to allow those in isolation to vote
Laura Matjošaitytė, president of the Central Election Commission, says that the electoral commissions will do everything possible to ensure that people in isolation can vote without reaching the members of the electoral commissions.
“We have approached the electoral commissions of the constituencies, explaining the situation, which is undoubtedly more than disappointing when the members of the electoral commissions do not reach the voters who are registered and want to vote at home,” said the president of the CCA at a press conference this Sunday.
“The electoral commissions are determined to do everything possible to ensure that citizens who find themselves in self-isolation for one reason or another, whether admitted or not, have the opportunity to vote. Every effort is being made, ”he said.
According to L. Matjošaitytė, the CEC had received more than 1.7 thousand. Voting requests from people in isolation and complaints from 30 to 40 voters.
At the time, Marija Šaraitė, head of the public organization “White Gloves”, told BNS that the organization had received reports from about 90 people that they could not vote at home and that new reports were still being received. Most of these reports, he said, come from people in self-isolation.
The news portal tv3.lt recalls that this morning the head of the country Gitanas Nausėda said that he had the certainty of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) that the voters in self-isolation were ready to vote.
He said he regretted that some people in self-isolation had not been able to attend the representatives of the electoral commission.
“It is very unfortunate, because my meeting with the head of the White Gloves, the head of the CEC, was dedicated to solving this issue, and he made sure that all the preconditions would be that he would take care of himself, that he was well prepared,” he said. to the press this Sunday. G. Nausėda.
“It is unfortunate that this happens, the people who wanted to vote could not do so, I hope that in the future we will avoid such mistakes,” the president commented on reports that not all those who registered to vote in self-isolation had the opportunity to do so.
The Central Electoral Commission, for its part, promises to clarify all reports of people in self-isolation who report without reaching the members of the electoral commission, but ensures that they may have been isolated cases rather than a systemic vacuum.
CEC media representative Indrė Ramanavičien B told BNS on Sunday that six such reports have been received so far, all of which will be investigated in detail.
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