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Parliamentary elections in Liechtenstein on 7 February 2021
The parliamentary elections ended with a parity in mandates between the two strongest parties: The Progressive Citizens' Party (FBP) and the Patriotic Union (VU) each won 10 of the 25 mandates.
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The parliamentary elections ended with a parity in mandates between the two strongest parties: The Progressive Citizens' Party (FBP) and the Patriotic Union (VU) each won 10 of the 25 mandates.
The VU gained 2 additional mandates, the FBP 1 mandate. Both subsequently agreed to continue the joint government coalition, with the VU providing the majority in the government and the head of government. The FBP, on the other hand, was granted the presidency of parliament. Of the smaller parties, the Free List (FL) was able to retain its three seats, the Independents (DU) lost all five mandates after a party split; the split-off Democrats pro Liechtenstein (DpL) was only able to win two mandates.
LINK to Results of parliamentary elections in Liechtenstein
LINK to Analysis of the parliamentary elections 2021 [PDF]
Parliamentary elections in Liechtenstein on 7 February 2021
The parliamentary elections ended with a parity in mandates between the two strongest parties: The Progressive Citizens' Party (FBP) and the Patriotic Union (VU) each won 10 of the 25 mandates.
more...
Parliamentary elections in Liechtenstein on 7 February 2021
The parliamentary elections ended with a parity in mandates between the two strongest parties: The Progressive Citizens' Party (FBP) and the Patriotic Union (VU) each won 10 of the 25 mandates.
The VU gained 2 additional mandates, the FBP 1 mandate. Both subsequently agreed to continue the joint government coalition, with the VU providing the majority in the government and the head of government. The FBP, on the other hand, was granted the presidency of parliament. Of the smaller parties, the Free List (FL) was able to retain its three seats, the Independents (DU) lost all five mandates after a party split; the split-off Democrats pro Liechtenstein (DpL) was only able to win two mandates.
LINK to Results of parliamentary elections in Liechtenstein
LINK to Analysis of the parliamentary elections 2021 [PDF]