Normally, you are allocated a polling station based on your home address.

However, on the EP election day you can also vote in another polling station (since the whole country is one constituency), provided the polling station is connected to the central database, to ensure that the voter only casts one ballot. Voters can also vote in advance in any Lithuanian municipality on the last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday before election day, or vote at home in some cases (last Friday, Saturday), or in special voting facilities (hospitals, social care institutions and etc.)(last Wednesday, Thurday, Friday).

If you are a Lithuanian citizen living abroad, you can vote from another EU country in Lithuanian diplomatic missions or consulates, in person or by post.

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If you are a Lithuanian citizen voting in Lithuania, you do not need to register in advance, as this is done automatically by the authorities.

If you are a Lithuanian citizen living abroad, you need to register in advance. For more info, visit this page.

For Lithuanian citizens living abroad, different registration deadlines apply for different countries of residence. (from 4 weeks until E-Day up to 1 week until E-Day). Postal votes should be delivered to an embassy or consular office not later than 5 days after E-Day, but a voter must send them out not later than E-Day (9 June, 2024).

You must bring your identity card, passport, driver's license or other document issued by a state institution or an institution authorized by it, according to which a person's identity can be determined.

You have to register by 1 May 2024 at the very latest. More detailed information is provided on the website of the Central Electoral Commission.

Preferential Voting.

In 2024, 11 Lithuanian MEPs will be elected.

Final lists are published on the website of the Central Electoral Commission no later than one month before the election.

Those with disability or mobility impairment can vote in advance in the buildings of municipalities, which are accessible to people with disabilities. If, on the day of the elections, those persons are in care homes or hospitals, they can vote in those establishments. People with disabilities and mobility impairments can also vote at home on the last Friday and Saturday preceding the elections.