VILNIUS - With an unwieldy field of candidates, no polling data to speak of, and voters left unaware of its significance, preparations for Lithuania's European Parliament election have, critics say, exuded an air of chaos and uncertainty.On June 13, Lithuanian voters will select both their 13 representatives in the EP and a new president, marking the culmination of political turmoil that began last October amid revelations of wrongdoing by former President Rolandas Paksas, who was removed from office in April.While the two polls will fill vacancies in vastly different institutions, the at...
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