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Denmark's Social Democrats win most votes but fail to secure majority in general election
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats won the most votes in Denmark's general election with around 21% but suffered their worst result in over a century, losing seats and failing to secure a parliamentary majority. Neither the left-wing 'red bloc' nor right-wing 'blue bloc' achieved the 90 seats needed for majority control of the 179-seat parliament. The centrist Moderates party led by Lars Løkke Rasmussen now holds the kingmaker position in coalition negotiations.
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Breitbart
Danish PM Frederiksen's Social Democrats Suffer Worst Election Results in over Century, Copenhagen Coalition Talks Commence
populist gains against globalist establishment
The Guardian
Mette Frederiksen's leftwing bloc fails to win majority in Danish election, exit polls suggest