Women’s suffrage would not be introduced in Liechtenstein until 1984.

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How would the husband check? Voting is strictly secret punishable by law. It’s next to impossible to check what your wife actually put on the ballot. For a reason…

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I doubt they were enforcing men not checking on what their wives voted on before it was even legal for women to vote

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Of course they did. Did you ever vote?

How do you think that goes? “Hey you! Only one per booth! Oh, it’s a man. Is it your husband? Oh, I see your marriage certificate. Then it’s all fine.” for millions of couples? Come on…

You might want to check your facts.

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I believe the Liechtensteinian constitution only guarantees a secret ballot in parliamentary elections. It’s not guaranteed that this vote also had a secret ballot (although it probably did).

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