The Labor Party is in second place in these constituencies with 15.22% of the vote, followed closely by the largest opposition party “Fatherland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats” with 15.17% of the vote.
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The Lithuanian Social Democratic Party has so far won 10.94% of the vote and the Freedom Party 5.11% of the vote.
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According to the data of these districts, the other 12 parties have not overcome the 5% barrier to entering the Seimas, however, both the current opposition Liberal Movement of the Republic of Lithuania with 4.84% and the Socialist Labor Party with 4.77% of the ruling coalition have a chance to overcome it.
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The Lithuanian Seimas must elect 141 deputies, 70 deputies are elected in a multi-member constituency according to party lists, and 71 deputies are elected in single-member constituencies.
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17 lists and 1,754 candidates compete for the seats of deputies in these elections. It is expected that the election of all deputies in single-member constituencies will require a second round of elections on October 25.
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