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Denmark Election 2026: Mette Frederiksen Is Favourite – Re-Election "Probably, but Not Agreed"
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The election results are in. Now a new government must be found. We give you an overview and insight here.
Denmark looks into the uncertainty about what the political color of its future coalition government will be after the early general elections held on Tuesday, in which the Prime Minister's Social Democratic Party, Mette Frederiksen, was the most voted, but at the same time suffered its worst result since before World War II. Frederiksen, 48, in power since 2019, is looking for a third term, something he can probably achieve, although he will ha…
In the parliamentary election in Denmark, the Social Democrats have a historically poor result, but remain the strongest force. Whether Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (M.) can continue to govern is still open.
All party leaders except Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S), who voted by mail last week, have been to the ballot box today.
A new parliament is elected in Denmark. Prime Minister Frederiksen is a favourite, but according to polls she could lose about six percent. Migration, climate and Greenland are central issues in the election campaign.
Today Denmark elects a new parliament. For Mette Frederiksen it is about maintaining power. Is the head of government still in office?
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