General Information
At Stake in this Election:
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Presidency of Lithuania 
A referendum on the constitutional definition of citizenship will be held concurrently.
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Chief of State: President Gitanas NAUSĖDA (since 12 July 2019) 
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Head of Government: Prime Minister Ingrida ŠIMONYTĖ (since 24 November 2020) 
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Assembly: unicameral Parliament (Seimas) with 141 seats 
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The President is directly elected by majority vote in up to two rounds. To be elected in the first round, a candidate must either: win an absolute majority of the vote if at least half of the electorate participates or win the largest number of votes which must also represent at least 1/3 of the total electorate if less than half of the electorate participates. The second round, if applicable, is determined by plurality vote. The President may serve up to two 5-year terms. 
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The Prime Minister is nominated by the President and confirmed by Parliament 
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In Parliament, 71 members are elected by absolute majority vote from single-seat constituencies and 70 are elected by proportional representation vote from a single, nationwide constituency. All 141 members are directly elected and serve unlimited 4-year terms. 
In the 2019 presidential election, Gitanas NAUSĖDA won in a single round with 65.86% of the vote, defeating Ingrida ŠIMONYTĖ. Voter turnout was 53.88%.
Information for Voters:
Informacija rinkėjui / Voter Information (in Lithuanian)
Key Deadlines:
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Candidate filing deadline: 19 February 2024 – 28 March 2024 
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Voter registration deadline: N/A; Voter registration is passive and residence-based in Lithuania. 
The role of President is considered non-partisan in Lithuania, therefore candidates run as independents.
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Giedrimas JEGLINSKAS 
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Andrius MAZURONIS 
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Gitanas NAUSĖDA 
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Incumbent 
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Ingrida ŠIMONYTĖ 
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Eduardas VAITKUS 
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Ignas VĖGĖLĖ 
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Dainius ŽALIMAS 
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Remigijus ŽEMAITAITIS 
Population and Registered Voters:
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Population: 2,831,640 (2022 est.) 
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Registered Voters: 2,389,342 (2023) 
Gender Data:
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Female Population: 1,501,660 (2022 est.) 
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CEDAW Status: Ratified (by accession) 18 January 1994 
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Female Candidates in this election: Yes 
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Number of Female Legislators (pre-election): 41 out of 140 (29.3%) in Parliament 
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Human Development Index (HDI) Position: 0.879, Very High, Rank 37 (2022) 
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Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) Categorization: 12.3 (2023) 
Disability Data:
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CRPD Status: Signed 30 March 2007, Ratified 18 August 2010 
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Projected population with a disability: 453,062 (2022 est.) 
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