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Alongside with the presidential vote, Lithuanians on Sunday cast ballots in a binding referendum on dual citizenship. The referendum was deemed valid, with more than 50 percent of the eligible voters having had their say, but it failed to attract required votes.
After the Sunday referendum on expanding dual citizenship failed to receive sufficient support, Dalia Henke, chair of the Lithuanian World Community, says the question for a possible new referendum should be put in a simpler way.
Lithuanians living in Russia's Baltic Sea exclave of Kaliningrad call for Lithuanian citizens to vote "no" in the May 12 dual citizenship referendum, which they describe as "discriminatory".
