DELFI / Kiril Čachovskij
According to the presidential advisor, the 1 March elections were historic and an increase in voter turnout is a positive sign. The Central Electoral Commission‘s data shows that more than 47 percent of all voters came to the polls last Sunday or voted by other methods.
“In the view of the president, people very clearly stated their opinion and this opinion must be respected,” Lingė said.
The advisor said that signs of democracy and openness of the system in Lithuania are perfectly illustrated by the results achieved by the public electoral committees: they received more than 10 percent of all votes nationwide and were surpassed only by the Social Democrats, the Conservatives, and the Liberal Movement.
Lingė said that that more changes are expected in the major cities of Lithuania. Voters in districts, meanwhile, stuck to the continuity of their local governments.
“It is important to make sure that stability in districts does not turn into stagnation. Small municipalities need certain changes in order to become more attractive for young people and emigrants to return, to create more jobs, and, of course, to open up more to investors,” the advisor said.
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