Liechtenstein Landtag election - 7th February 2021

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Liechtenstein might get its first female head of government, as Adrian Hasler chose to not seek re-election. FBP nominated Sabine Monauni, a EU diplomat who never held elected office before, as their candidate for Prime Minister. VU nominated minister Daniel Risch, who announced that if his party fails to become largest force, he'll not be part of the next government.

The next government, presumptively once again a FBP-VU coalition, will definitely have more women than men serving in it, which is relatively remarkable for a country in which woman have had the right to vote for only 36 years.

For whomever who wants to read more about that (article is in German tho): https://www.nzz.ch/schweiz/liechtensteins-politik-wird-weiblicher-ld.1594342

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is a fbp DPL coalition possible?

It's all but certain that the next coalition is gonna be a FBP-VU/VU-FBP coalition.

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now what?

According to the German newspaper FAZ, a recount is possible.

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now what?

According to the German newspaper FAZ, a recount is possible.

What is the prince saying about this?

I can't answer that question, but the election was officially certified and FBP conceded it to VU.

Btw, as one person has multiple votes, it might actually be the case that the whole election was decided by one ballot. 15 901 people voted and 201 770 votes were cast, while the vote difference between VU and FBP was 23. So the average Liechtensteinian (?) cast 13 votes, and if one single person changed 12 votes from VU to FBP candidates, FBP would've won by a single vote.

Marianette Miller-Meeks' win is a landslide compared to this.