§ Article 34Updating Electoral Rolls upon Drawing up Final Electoral Rolls, as well as on the Polling Day

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If following the approval of the final electoral rolls, but no later than until 6:00 p.m. on the polling day, a voter who has not been entered on the electoral roll of the polling district and who confirms in writing that he has not voted in these elections either in any other State or by post, or in any other polling district of the Republic of Lithuania, addresses the electoral committee of this polling district and submits the document confirming the citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania or any other Member State of the European Union with the address of the place of residence recorded therein, or the document confirming the citizenship and the document concerning his stated place of residence (the place of residence must be attached to the territory of this polling district), the electoral committee of the polling district shall enter the voter on the additional electoral roll of the polling district, shall allow him to vote according to the procedure established by the Central Electoral Committee and shall immediately notify the voter’s surname, name, personal code, number of his passport (personal identity card or another document confirming the citizenship) and address to the municipal electoral committee. The municipal electoral committee shall check whether or not the voter is entered on the electoral roll of the municipality and take measures to guarantee that the voter would not be able to vote twice or the ballot papers filled by him would be counted only once. If the voter has voted twice, only that vote shall be counted which was put in the ballot box of the polling station. The other vote of the voter, received by post or cast according to the additional electoral roll of the polling district shall not be counted.

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