If e-voting is NOT currently being used, what is the current status of e-voting in general?
Liechtenstein
Answer
The law provides for the possibility of electronic voting; though feasibility studies and test have yet to be carried out.
Source
Liechtenstein, State Law Gazette, Law on the exercise of popular political rights in state affairs (1973, as amended in 2012) [in German], accessed 8 February 2021
Article 8b. Electronic voting
1) The government may, in agreement with interested municipalities, approve attempts to cast electronic votes for a limited place, time and subject.
2) The control of voting rights, voting and election secrecy as well as the recording of all votes must be guaranteed and abuses must be excluded.
3) The government regulates the requirements for electronic voting, in particular the requirements for valid voting and the reasons for invalidation, by ordinance.
