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Danish politics
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Election map and live results

The map shows the latest opinion polls and switches automatically to official results from valg.dk once votes are counted on election night.

The polling view uses first-hand polls and 2022 results.
The live view pulls data from valg.dk, with Statistics Denmark as backup.
Seats are calculated on the fly using the official Danish rules.

The political compass

Parties plotted on two axes: the economic axis (left–right) and the social axis (conservative–liberal). Click a party to read its profile.

LEFT · CONSERVATIVERIGHT · CONSERVATIVELEFT · PROGRESSIVERIGHT · PROGRESSIVE← LeftRight →Conservative ↑Progressive ↓
SocialdemokratietA · SocialdemokratietVenstreV · VenstreDanmarksdemokraterneÆ · DanmarksdemokraterneSF – Socialistisk FolkepartiF · SF – Socialistisk FolkepartiLiberal AllianceI · Liberal AllianceModeraterneM · ModeraterneDet Konservative FolkepartiC · Det Konservative FolkepartiEnhedslistenØ · EnhedslistenRadikale VenstreB · Radikale VenstreDansk FolkepartiO · Dansk FolkepartiAlternativetÅ · AlternativetBorgernes PartiH · Borgernes PartiFind your position

Positions are based on political analysis and voting records, not the parties' own self-descriptions. A two-axis compass is a simplification — use it as a starting point.

PARTY OVERVIEW

Parties in parliament

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SocialdemokratietA — S

Socialdemokratiet

Denmark's largest party. Since 2019 it has paired tight immigration rules with an expansive welfare agenda under Mette Frederiksen.

SOCIAL DEMOCRACYIN GOVERNMENT
VenstreV — V

Venstre

Historically Denmark's dominant party. A liberal people's party with roots in farming and business, now with a broader centre profile.

LIBERALISMIN GOVERNMENT
DanmarksdemokraterneÆ — DD

Danmarksdemokraterne

Founded in 2022 by Inger Støjberg after her impeachment case over separating asylum couples. National-conservative with strict immigration as the headline issue.

NATIONAL CONSERVATISMOPPOSITION
SF – Socialistisk FolkepartiF — SF

SF – Socialistisk Folkeparti

A democratic-socialist party pushing for green transition and stronger public services. Typically backs the Social Democrats from opposition.

DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISMOPPOSITION
Liberal AllianceI — LA

Liberal Alliance

A classical-liberal party whose flagship policy is abolishing the top income tax bracket. Wants to shrink the public sector and give people more freedom to choose.

CLASSICAL LIBERALISMOPPOSITION
ModeraterneM — M

Moderaterne

Founded by Lars Løkke Rasmussen in 2022. Sits in the centre and stresses pragmatism and cross-bloc cooperation.

CENTRISM / LIBERAL CONSERVATISMIN GOVERNMENT
Det Konservative FolkepartiC — KF

Det Konservative Folkeparti

One of the oldest parties in parliament. Combines lower corporate tax, strong defence and traditional values with fiscal responsibility.

CONSERVATISMOPPOSITION
EnhedslistenØ — EL

Enhedslisten

Far left. Campaigns for a 30-hour working week, steep climate action and a much more equal society.

DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM / RED-GREEN POLITICSOPPOSITION
Radikale VenstreB — RV

Radikale Venstre

A social-liberal party that often holds the balance of power when governments are formed. Known for an open immigration line, a strong EU stance and progressive values.

SOCIAL LIBERALISMOPPOSITION
Dansk FolkepartiO — DF

Dansk Folkeparti

Founded in 1995 and once the second-largest party in Denmark. Since 2019 it has lost voters sharply and is fighting for survival.

NATIONAL POPULISMOPPOSITION
AlternativetÅ — ALT

Alternativet

A green left-wing party with an unconventional political culture. Puts sustainability and community ahead of traditional left-wing priorities.

GREEN POLITICS / PROGRESSIVISMOPPOSITION
Borgernes PartiH — BP

Borgernes Parti

A conservative-nationalist party led by Lars Boje Mathiesen. Fights mandatory digital mail, surveillance and EU regulation that it says undermines national sovereignty.

CONSERVATIVE NATIONALISMOPPOSITION

POLICY TOPICS

Topics and positions

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Immigration & Integration
Antallet af opholdstilladelser er historisk højt i 2024, drevet af erhvervs- og studieindvandring. Integrationen forbedres, men kønsforskellen i flygtninges beskæftigelse er fortsat markant.
Climate & Environment
Danmark forventes at opnå ca. 68,5 % CO₂-reduktion i 2030 – tæt på men ikke lig 70 %-målet. Energisektoren er transformeret, mens landbrug og transport fortsat har de største udestående reduktionsbehov.
Economy & Tax
Dansk økonomi er i 2024 i en usædvanlig styrkeposition med positiv finanspolitisk holdbarhed, men et kapacitetspres på arbejdsmarkedet. Skattetrykket er 45,6 % af BNP og finansierer den universelle velfærdsstat.
Welfare & Public Services
Den universelle velfærdsstat er en grundsten i dansk samfund. Men med en aldrende befolkning og øget pres på offentlige ydelser diskuteres det løbende, hvem der skal betale, og hvem der skal levere serviceydelserne.
EU & Foreign Policy
Danmarks rolle i EU og NATO samt forholdet til Rusland, USA og Kina er centrale udenrigspolitiske spørgsmål.
Law & Justice
Det samlede kriminalitetsniveau er faldende, men nye mønstre – særligt en voldsom stigning i butikstyverier – og danskernes tryghedsfølelse er centrale retspolitiske temaer.
Housing Policy
Boligpriserne i de store byer er steget dramatisk. I 2024 blev 82.000+ borgere anvist en almen bolig – et historisk højt tal. Den almene sektor fungerer som velfærdsstatens boligsikkerhedsnet.
Education
I marts 2024 indgik et bredt flertal aftalen "Folkeskolens kvalitetsprogram" med 740 mio. kr. årligt og 10 konkrete initiativer. PISA-scoren faldt i 2022, men Danmark bruger 6,4 % af BNP på uddannelse – over OECD-gennemsnittet.
Healthcare
Det danske sundhedsvæsen er midt i en strukturel omorganisering. Ventetider er faldet markant efter "Akutplanen", men demografisk pres, rekrutteringsudfordringer og debatten om privatisering præger fortsat billedet.
Defence & NATO
Ruslands invasion af Ukraine i 2022 vendte op og ned på dansk forsvarspolitik. Forsvarsbudgettet er siden fordoblet, og Danmark opfyldte NATOs 2 %-mål for første gang i 2024.
Business Policy & Entrepreneurship
Danmark er rangeret som nr. 4 i verden til nemt at drive virksomhed, men den høje selskabsskat på 22 % og voksende EU-regulering præger debatten om, hvad der skal til for at tiltrække investeringer og fremme iværksætteri.
Labour Market
Beskæftigelsen er historisk høj med 75,4 % i 2024. Udenlandske statsborgere stod for 45 % af beskæftigelsesfremgangen 2013-2023. Fleksjobordningen har vist markante resultater for borgere med handicap.
Elderly Care
Antallet af danskere over 80 år forventes at mere end fordobles – fra 272.000 i 2020 til 616.000 i 2050. Plejebehovet pr. beboer stiger, mens andelen af vikarer og borgere med demens på plejehjem vokser.
Digitalisation & AI
Danmark er nr. 3 i EU's digitaliseringsindeks. Regeringens AI-strategi 2024 investerer 800 mio. kr. med særskilt Taskforce AI på 30,6 mio. kr. til offentlige AI-løsninger i stor skala.

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