§ Article 24Electoral Rolls

1. For the organisation and conduct of elections to the European Parliament, the following electoral rolls shall be compiled:
1) the electoral roll of the Republic of Lithuania;
2) municipality electoral rolls; and
3) polling district electoral rolls.
2. Electoral rolls shall be drawn up two times - preliminary and final. These rolls may be used only for the organisation and conduct of elections.
3. The procedure of drawing up electoral rolls must be such that every person who is eligible to vote is entered on electoral rolls. No one may be entered on an electoral roll more than once.
4. At the request of parties which have nominated candidates, general electoral rolls may be compiled and furnished for the purposes of campaigning. The parties which are registered in the State Register of Personal Data Processors, may obtain general electoral rolls (in electronic information media or printed). General electoral rolls shall indicate the name, the surname, the address, and the year of birth. The actual expenses for drawing up such electoral rolls shall be paid by the party which has ordered them. If a voter has, in the manner prescribed by legal acts, refused to consent that the address of his place of residence or the year of his birth would be publicly announced in general electoral rolls, only his name and surname shall be indicated in such rolls. The parties may not furnish general electoral rolls to the third parties and to use them for the purposes other than campaigning. The parties must destroy the obtained data within 30 days after the proclamation of the final election results. 5. The electoral roll of the Republic of Lithuania and municipality electoral rolls which are compiled and kept by the keeper of the population register or any other competent authority, shall, upon the instruction of the Central Electoral Committee, be drawn up in the electronic information media. Electoral rolls of polling districts shall be held in electronic information media and printed as a preliminary electoral roll of a polling district, one copy of which is used for the issuing of voter certificates, and the other copy for the voter to familiarise themselves with. The printed final electoral roll of a polling district shall be used for voting on the polling day. Together with the final electoral roll of a polling district, its annexes are printed in which the changes made in this electoral roll are indicated. The procedure and form of drawing-up of electoral rolls, the method of drawing up and the manner of their use shall be determined by the Central Electoral Committee. The following data shall be used when drawing up electoral rolls:
1) in the electoral roll of the Republic of Lithuania: name, surname, personal number, date of birth, home Member State, number of the personal document confirming the citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania or any other Member State of the European Union, data of the document confirming the time period during which a citizen of any other Member State of the European Union resided in the Republic of Lithuania, earlier place of person’s residence in any other Member State of the European Union or the home Member State, the address of the declared place of residence and the grounds for and the date of the entry of the said address into the Population Register of the Republic of Lithuania;
2) in the municipality electoral roll: name, surname, personal number, date of birth, the address of the declared place of residence and the grounds for and the date of the entry into the Population Register of the Republic of Lithuania;
3) in the polling district electoral roll: name, surname and the address of the place of residence. The addresses of the voters who have refused to consent that their addresses of the place of residence would be announced in the polling district electoral roll, shall be indicated in the annex to the printed polling district electoral roll, and in the voter certificate.
6. Each voter shall have the right to refuse to consent that the address of his place of residence would be publicly announced in the printed polling district electoral roll, as well as that the address of his place of residence and the date of birth, or any other datum from the said data would be indicated in the general electoral rolls furnished to the parties. The Central Electoral Committee shall, in conjunction with the keeper of the population register, create conditions for a voter to exercise his right not to consent that the address of his place of residence would be announced in the printed polling district electoral roll, as well as the address of the place of residence and the date of birth would be announced in general electoral rolls.