Womenβs suffrage would not be introduced in Liechtenstein until 1984.
I believe the Liechtensteinian constitution only guarantees a secret ballot in parliamentary elections. Itβs not guaranteed that this vote also had a secret ballot (although it probably did).
It doesnβt need to be constitutional, a simple law is enough.
Sure, if this was some kind of joke poll ignoring the most basic rules of democratic voting, Iβll stand corrected.
I mean of course it doesnβt need to be a constitutional law, that was just the most basic of Liechtensteinian law I could quickly find (and many countries have it there, e.g. France). But itβs unwise to assume that the secret ballot is such a given in a voting process. Nigeria has open ballots iirc, and even the US does not technically have a system that guarantees a proper secret ballot (as mail-in votes technically donβt meet the criteria).
Nigeria
Itβs not a democratic process then by definition.
mail-in votes technically donβt meet the criteria
Now thatβs a valid point. But how bold to assume, the vote was lost because men forced their women to use mail-in. In reality, reasons are much more complex.
