A recent assessment regarding Aurelijaus Veryga's campaign messages for the presidential elections highlighted their classification as political advertisements. The scrutiny originated from a complaint filed by the Lithuanian Peasants and Greens Union, which questioned the legitimacy of the commission's findings. As a result of this inquiry, the commission mandated an amendment of the financial reports pertaining to these messages.

The findings were based on an investigation of six press releases issued between December 2023 and March 2024 at the BNS press center. These press releases covered various aspects of Veryga's candidacy, including his program, values, meetings, and political goals. Their determination as political advertising implies that there could be potential breaches of election finance laws, warranting closer scrutiny of campaign practices and transparency.

This development could significantly impact electoral regulations in Lithuania, particularly with respect to how political communications are structured and reported. Given the increasing attention on the financing of political campaigns, the ruling could serve as a precedent in the evaluation of future election-related advertising, ensuring that candidates adhere to the established rules and maintain fair electoral practices.