General Right to Vote
Constitution
(1921, last amended 2008)

• Article 20, section (2) states, “All Liechtenstein citizens who have completed their 18th year, have their normal residence in Liechtenstein, and whose right to vote has not been suspended shall be entitled to all political rights in national matters.”
• Article 46, section (1) states, “Parliament shall consist of 25 Members who shall be elected by the People by universal, equal, secret and direct suffrage according to the system of proportional respresentation.”

Electoral Law
People’s Rights Act
(1973, last amended 2008)

• Article 1, section 1 states, "In the affairs of state, those entitled to vote are all citizens who have reached their 18th year, and have lived for at least one month before the election in the place they normally reside."
• Article 3 states, "Participation in elections is a citizen's obligation."

Exclusion Based on Intellectual Disability
Electoral Law
People’s Rights Act
(1973, last amended 2008)

• Article 2 states, "Persons are excluded from the right to vote:...(b) those under guardianship...; (d) those who have been officially ordered into an institution, for the duration of their hospitalization."

Voter Assistance
Electoral Law
People’s Rights Act
(1973, last amended 2008)

• Article 49, section 2 states, “The polling place voting booths are set up to allow the voters to fill out ballots in secret. Because of physical infirmity, disabled voters may, with the approval of the Electoral Commission, have a trusted person to help in the voting booth.”

Off-Site Voting Alternatives
Electoral Law
People’s Rights Act
(1973, last amended 2008)

• Articles 8, 8a, and 8b discuss the provisions for postal voting.

• Constitution - http://www.llv.li/verfassung-e-01-02-09.doc.pdf
• People’s Rights Act - (German) http://www.gesetze.li/DisplayLGBl.jsp?LGBlm=1973050