VILNIUS - While the parliamentarians enjoy summer vacation and the country's political scene floats in limbo, pundits and parties have begun their preliminary preparations for next autumn's elections.With only eight months having passed since presidential elections, the media's attention has slowly drifted toward the October 2004 polls thanks to a July 31 report by a local think tank that predicted a shift in government.The report, published in the Lithuanian Macroeconomic Re-view, quotes predictions from experts that the ruling left-wing coalition will fail to win a majority of seats in th...
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