1930 Liechtenstein referendums

Three referendums were held in Liechtenstein during 1930.[1] The first was held on 2 March 1930 on introducing a proportional representation system for Landtag elections, and was rejected by 60.6% of voters.[1] The second was held on 26 October on a new media law passed by the Landtag, and rejected by just three votes.[1] The third on 14 December concerned the building of an inland channel, and was approved by 70.5% of voters.[1]

1930 Liechtenstein proportional representation referendum

2 March 1930
Referendum on introducing a proportional representation system for Landtag elections
Location	Liechtenstein
Results
Response Votes % Yes 805 39.36% No 1,240 60.64% Valid votes 2,045 97.85% Invalid or blank votes 45 2.15% Total votes 2,090 100.00% Registered voters/turnout 2,309 90.52%

1930 Liechtenstein media law referendum

26 October 1930
Referendum on a new media law passed by the Landtag
Location	Liechtenstein
Results
Response Votes % Yes 1,005 49.93% No 1,008 50.07% Valid votes 2,013 96.27% Invalid or blank votes 78 3.73% Total votes 2,091 100.00% Registered voters/turnout 2,348 89.05%

1930 Liechtenstein inland channel referendum

14 December 1930
Referendum on the building of an inland channel
Location	Liechtenstein
Results
Response Votes % Yes 1,469 70.46% No 616 29.54% Valid votes 2,085 96.93% Invalid or blank votes 66 3.07% Total votes 2,151 100.00% Registered voters/turnout 2,356 91.3%

Principality of Liechtenstein
This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Liechtenstein
Constitution Prince (list) Hans-Adam II Regent Alois Prime Minister Adrian Hasler Government Landtag President: Albert Frick Political parties Elections: 2013, 2017 Municipalities Foreign relations
Other countries