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Lithuania’s Supreme Administrative Court noted that it examines appeals only against the decisions of the Central Election Commission (CEC) that have been taken before the end of the vote, and the election results are appealed in another way.
According to the court, the Seimas Elections Law establishes a different procedure for appealing CEC decisions made before and after the completion of the vote: candidates do not appeal decisions about the election results to the Seimas or the President , who present them to the Constitutional Court.
“After evaluating these legal norms, it can be concluded that the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania examines appeals only against decisions made during the CEC elections to the Seimas, which are adopted before the end of the vote,” the ruling says.
LLRA-KŠS representative Renata Cytacka remained third in this constituency during the first round of the Seimas elections, and conservative Agnė Bilotaitė and Freedom Party representative Rita Balčiūnienė participated in the second round.
The LLRA-KŠS requested that the results of the constituency be declared invalid due to violations found in the constituency.
On Sunday, the Central Election Commission counted the votes in the constituency and found that in one of the constituencies, about one-tenth of all votes were ignored or incorrectly counted.
The CEC removed the president of this constituency electoral commission due to inadequate work to ensure factually correct electoral protocols.
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