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1991 Liechtenstein local elections
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Liechtenstein 27 January 1991 (first round)10 February 1991 (second round) no parliamentary 1987 Liechtenstein local elections 1987 1995 Liechtenstein local elections 1995 85.8%Local elections were held in Liechtenstein on 27 January and 10 February 1991 to elect the municipal councils and the mayors of the eleven municipalities.28 January 1991 Gemeindewahlen 1991 https://www.eliechtensteinensia.li/viewer/image/000476564_1991/355/#topDocAnchor 3 June 2025 Liechtensteiner Volksblatt 3–5 de11 February 1991 Gemeindewahlen 1991 https://www.eliechtensteinensia.li/viewer/image/000476564_1991/533/#topDocAnchor 9 October 2025 Liechtensteiner Volksblatt 1 de
Election system
The municipal councils (German: Gemeinderat) are composed of an even number of councillors plus the mayor (German: Gemeindevorsteher). The number of councillors is determined by population count: 6 councillors for population under 500; 8 councillors for population between 500 and 1,500; 10 councillors for population between 1,500 and 3,000; and 12 councillors for population over 3,000.
Councillors were elected in single multi-member districts, consisting of the municipality's territory, using an open list proportional representation system. Voting was on the basis of universal suffrage in a secret ballot.
The mayors were elected in a two-round system. If none of the candidates achieved a majority in the first round, a second round would have been held four weeks later, where the candidate with a plurality would be elected as a mayor.Gesetz vom 11. Oktober 1974 über die Abänderung des Gemeindegesetzes
Results
Summary
PartyVotesMayorsSeatsVotes%Total+/–Total+/–Progressive Citizens' Party55,81047.76 160 1Patriotic Union53,35445.65 153 1Non-Party List4,3763.70New20Free List2,2642.30New2 2Free List–Non-Party List (FL-ÜLL)8960.80New0NewTotal117,10010011–117–Valid ballots11,19595.4Invalid/blank ballots5354.6Total11,730100Registered voters/turnout13,66985.8Source: Statistisches Jahrbuch 1999, p.356-367, Liechtensteiner Volksblatt
Mayoral elections
First round
MunicipalityPartyCandidateVotesBalzersPatriotic UnionOthmar Vogt887Progressive Citizens' Party Franz Büchel569EschenPatriotic UnionGünther Wohlwend730Progressive Citizens' PartyNorbert Batliner654GamprinProgressive Citizens' PartyMaria Marxer250Patriotic UnionPaul Büchel150MaurenProgressive Citizens' PartyJohannes Kaiser650Patriotic UnionManfred Biedermann382PlankenProgressive Citizens' PartyEugen Beck134RuggellPatriotic UnionAnton Hoop372Progressive Citizens' PartyHerbert Kind280SchaanProgressive Citizens' PartyHansjakob Falk906Patriotic UnionHans Quaderer763Free ListHansjörg Hilti183SchellenbergPatriotic UnionWalter Kieber221Progressive Citizens' PartyGerman Wohlwend124TriesenProgressive Citizens' PartyXaver Hoch814Patriotic UnionFlorian Kindle456TriesenbergPatriotic UnionHerbert Hilbe848Non-Party ListHans-Walter Schädler245VaduzProgressive Citizens' PartyArthur Konrad804Patriotic UnionAlois Ospelt389För VaduzHilmar Ospelt324Non-Party ListRainer Ospelt109Source: Liechtensteiner Volksblatt
Second round
MunicipalityPartyCandidateVotesSchaanProgressive Citizens' PartyHansjakob Falk1004Patriotic UnionHans Quaderer716VaduzProgressive Citizens' PartyArthur Konrad907Patriotic UnionAlois Ospelt430Source: Liechtensteiner Volksblatt
Municipal council elections
ConstituencySeatsPartyCandidatesVotesSeatsBalzers12Patriotic UnionMario Frick
Nikolaus Nipp
Heribert Vogt
Louis Vogt
Werner Vogt
Guido Wolfinger
Elfriede Fassold-Büchel
Bruno Foser
Doris Frick
Robert Kaufmann
Alfred Vogt
Reinhart Wolfinger9,1206Progressive Citizens' PartyFranz Büchel
Andreas Frick
Elmar Frick
Hanspeter Frick
Maria Thöny-Frick
Christian Brunhart
Eugen Frick
Emil Nigg
Eugen Nipp
Inge Risch-Frick
Ferdinand Vogt
René Vogt7,1505Free List
Norbert Brunhart
Paul Vogt
Markus Wille1,8141Eschen10Patriotic UnionLudwig Kranz
Paul Ott
Manfred Frick
Gustav Gstöhl
Arnold Hoop
Christl Gstöhl
Norbert Marxer
Hedy Risch
Freddy Gstöhl
Lydia Karl-Beck
Bruno Wohlwend6,7215Progressive Citizens' PartyKurt Gerner
Werner Bieberschulte
Michael Gerner
Marlies Amann
Christl Gstöhl
Paul Eberle
Karlheinz Walser
Simon Schächle
Ilse-Karolina Frommelt-Wohlwend
Mary Senti6,2495Gamprin8Progressive Citizens' Party
Hubert Büchel
Norman Elkuch
Armin Hasler
Kuno Hasler
Rainer Marxer
Egon Rheinberger1,9114Patriotic UnionPaul Büchel
Rolf Hasler
Helmuth Kind
Ludwig Sprenger
Kurt Meier
Wilfried Öhri1,4814Mauren10Progressive Citizens' PartyFerdy Kaiser
Josef Kaiser
Peter Malin
Arnold Matt
Gerold Matt
Paul Matt
Helga Marxer
Rainer Marxer
Gert Meier
Rita Meier6,3676Patriotic UnionRainer Batliner
Tilbert Meier
Gebhard Öhri
Klemens Öhri
Otto Matt
Lore Schreiber-Mayer
Gerhard Meier
Annemarie Mündle-Lampert
Hubert Nutt
Otto-Hans Ritter3,7634Planken6Progressive Citizens' PartyMarxer Walter
Lorenz Nägele
Hans Risch
Ganter-Wichser Liselotte
Ganter Hanspeter
Christel Wanger6453Patriotic UnionNorbert Gantner
Horst Meier2192Ruggell8Progressive Citizens' PartyMarkus Büchel
Rudolf Hoop
Johannes Matt
Bertram Öhri
Karl Walch
Hans Öhri
Ronald Öhri2,6775Patriotic UnionJakob Büchel
Siegfried Hasler
Herlinde Öhri
Ludwig Büchel
Blanca Grassmayr
Josef Gschwenter
Werner Matt
Ewald Öhry2,6033Schaan12Progressive Citizens' PartyQuido Eberle
Albert Frick
Doris Kindle-Frommelt
Martin Jehle
Hano Konrad
Günther Wanger
Lorenz Frommelt
Xaver Jehle
Franz Risch
Hans-Peter Tschütscher
Martin Walser
Daniel Wenaweser10,6706Patriotic UnionKarl Dünser
Gilbert Frommelt
Lorenz Heeb
Franz Hilti
Peter Walser
Peter Batliner
Otto Frick
Kaspar Hilti
Werner Kaufmann
Christian Lingg
Monika Rohrer-Nutt
Herma Sele-Thöny8,9225Free ListPepo Frick
Evelyne Bermann
Nikolaus Frick
Käthi Frommelt-Bernegger
Hildegard Hasler-Walk
Claudia Heeb-Fleck
Roland Hilti
Elisabeth Hoop-Bagladi
Ingrid Kaufmann-Sele
Dietmar Näscher
Nicolaus Ruther
Sonja Wachter-Hirsiger2,5621Schellenberg8Progressive Citizens' PartyJosef Büchel
Engelbert Hasler
Elmar Öhri
Hansjörg Risch
German Wohlwend
Christoph Biedermann
Maria-Theres Biedermann
Erich Elkuch1,4065Patriotic UnionGoop Caroline
Mina Wohlwend
Edi Hassler
Erich Biedermann
Hans-Jörg Goop
Max Lampert
Walter Lampert
Franz Wohlwend1,3783Triesen10Progressive Citizens' PartyTheodor Banzer
Christa Heidegger
Gebhard Hoch
Gebhard Kindle
Lorenz Kindle
Robert Eberle
Albert Kindle
Mario Negele
Paul Schurte
Gebi Schurti6,0295Patriotic UnionLudwig Bargetze
Franz-Josef Beck
Remo Beck
André Kindle
Florian Kindle Jr.
Herbert Banzer
Inge Büchel-Breitenbaumer
Harald Erne
Karl Feger
Albin Hoch5,5655Free List–Non-Party ListGerda Bicker-Brunhart
Maria Madl-Sprenger
Albert Eberle
René Hasler
Konrad Kindle
Peter Kindle8960Triesenberg10Patriotic UnionErich Beck
Ulrich Beck
Siegfried Gassner
Anton Schädler
Norbert Schädler
Wendelin Schädler
David Schädler
Inmgard Schädler
Leopold Schädler
Maria Schädler6,1226Progressive Citizens' PartyBapist Beck
Xaver Eberle
Reinhold Bühler
Theo Gassner
Elsi Schädler
Valentin Beck
Viktor Nipp
Martha Tschikof-Bühler3,4563Non-Party ListHans Walter-Schädler
Gertrud Fehr-Bühler
Reinhilde Beck-Sele
Joachim Beck1,0021Vaduz12Progressive Citizens' PartyMortiz Gassner
Hans Lorenz Jr.
Arthur Ospelt
Franz Ospelt
Werner Seger
Peter Sele
Leni Auwärter-Kranz
Wilma Ehret-Kaiser
Ida Hasler-Beck
Ernst-Erich Ospelt
Helga Ospelt
Anneros Theiner-Wolf9,3246Patriotic UnionWalter Hartmann
Werner Hemmerle
Alois Ospelt
Max Ospelt
Franz Wachter
Annelies Breuss
Barbara Hagen
Annelore Oehry
Waltraud Schlegel
Alfons Thöny
Leo Verling
René Wille7,3865Non-Party ListRainer Ospelt
Claudia Lins
Thaddäus Wachter
Kunibert Ospelt
Josef Büchel
Leo Sele1,6621Free ListAnja Fasel-Schreiber
Elsbeth Büchel
Clemens Laternser
Kaspar Frick
Hugo Risch
Helmuth Marxer1,4040Source: Liechtensteiner Volksblatt, Liechtensteiner Volksblatt
References
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