{"iso":"LI","name":"Liechtenstein","flag":"\ud83c\uddf1\ud83c\uddee","vote":"Landtag \u00b7 seat projection","model":"seat","updated":"2025-02-09","source":"2025 election result, official count","credit":"Regular polling is rare in Liechtenstein. Shares shown are the official results of the 9 February 2025 Landtag election, official results as published.","shares":{"VU":38.32,"FBP":27.48,"DPL":23.32,"FL":10.87},"polls":[],"parties":{"VU":{"name":"Vaterl\u00e4ndische Union","color":"#D4003D","name_en":"Patriotic Union"},"FBP":{"name":"Fortschrittliche B\u00fcrgerpartei","color":"#12254A","name_en":"Progressive Citizens' Party"},"DPL":{"name":"Demokraten pro Liechtenstein","color":"#005EA8","name_en":"Democrats for Liechtenstein"},"FL":{"name":"Freie Liste","color":"#009234","name_en":"Free List"}},"seats":{"VU":10,"FBP":7,"DPL":6,"FL":2},"seat_meta":{"total":25,"majority":13,"method":"dhondt","threshold":8.0,"chamber":"Landtag","note":"Real system is open-list PR in two constituencies allocated by Hagenbach-Bischoff with an 8% threshold; approximated as one national D'Hondt-family pool.","largest":"VU"},"primer":{"system":"Parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with elements of direct democracy","head_of_state":"Prince Hans-Adam II \u00b7 his heir Alois exercises princely powers as regent","head_of_government":"Prime Minister Brigitte Haas","legislature":"Landtag, 25 seats, elected every four years","electoral_system":"Open-list proportional representation in two constituencies, each with an 8 percent threshold.","government_now":"A coalition of the Patriotic Union and the Progressive Citizens' Party under Brigitte Haas has held 17 of 25 seats since the February 2025 election.","context":"The two traditional parties dominate politics, with Democrats for Liechtenstein the main opposition. The prince retains substantial powers and citizens vote regularly in referendums.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders, parliament and elections \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"VU":["Vaterl\u00e4ndische Union","Patriotic Union","Centre-right Christian-democratic party, one of the two traditional governing parties; won the 2025 election and leads the government under PM Brigitte Haas."],"FBP":["Fortschrittliche B\u00fcrgerpartei","Progressive Citizens' Party","Centre-right conservative-liberal party, the other historic governing party; junior coalition partner."],"DPL":["Demokraten pro Liechtenstein","Democrats for Liechtenstein","National-conservative populist party (split from the FBP in 2018); the main opposition after surging to 6 seats in 2025."],"FL":["Freie Liste","Free List","Green, social-ecological left party; in opposition."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"Landtag","as_of":"2025 election","total":25,"seats":{"VU":10,"FBP":7,"DPL":6,"FL":2}},"region_winners":{"Vaduz":"VU","Balzers":"VU","Schaan":"VU","Triesen":"VU","Triesenberg":"VU","Eschen":"VU","Gamprin":"VU","Mauren":"VU","Ruggell":"VU","Schellenberg":"VU","Planken":"FBP"},"region_meta":{"election":"2025 Liechtenstein Landtag election (9 February 2025)","source":"Liechtenstein government, official results by municipality","note":"Each municipality shaded by the party with the most votes. The Patriotic Union led ten of the eleven municipalities; the Progressive Citizens' Party came first only in Planken."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2029-02","title":"Liechtenstein general election","chamber":"Landtag","type":"expected"}}