Current Election Trend for Denmark

Who is leading the election trend?

In the current election trend for the Parliamentary Election in Denmark, Socialdemokraterne is leading with 22.6%, followed by Socialistisk Folkeparti with 14.4%, Liberal Alliance with 12.6%, Venstre with 9.7%, Danmarksdemokraterne with 9.1%, De Rød-Grønne with 7%, Konservative Folkeparti with 5.9%, Radikale Venstre with 5.4%, Dansk Folkeparti with 4.5%, Moderaterne with 3.6%, Alternativet with 2.4% and H with 1.8%. Other parties reach 1%.

On the rise: F

+0.8 growth in the last 30 days

Trending down: O

-0.9 loss in the last 30 days

Next election: 2026

The next parliamentary election in Denmark is expected to take place in 2026.

Government might not stay in office

In the current election trend, the government parties receive 37.0% of the votes.
What do the symbols mean?
Far left
Left-wing
Centre-left
Center
Centre-right
Right-wing
Far right
Transversal
Liberal politics
Environment & Climate
Animal Protection
Satire
Regional interests
Unknown
A
22.6
F
14.4
I
12.6
V
9.7
Æ
9.1
Ø
7.0
C
5.9
B
5.4
O
4.5
M
3.6
Å
2.4
H
1.8
Others
1.0

Coalitions

Who could enter parliament?

In the current election trend, 11 parties could enter parliament: De Rød-Grønne reaches 13 MPs, Socialistisk Folkeparti reaches 27 MPs, Socialdemokraterne reaches 42 MPs, Radikale Venstre reaches 10 MPs, Alternativet reaches 4 MPs, Moderaterne reaches 6 MPs, Liberal Alliance reaches 23 MPs, Venstre reaches 18 MPs, Konservative Folkeparti reaches 11 MPs, Danmarksdemokraterne reaches 17 MPs and Dansk Folkeparti reaches 8 MPs.

2% restrictive clause

The restrictive clause in Denmark is 2% or one constituency mandate.

Majority from 90 MPs

To form a government, 90 of 179 MPs are required.
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Venstre + Konservative Folkeparti
52.5%
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Venstre + Radikale Venstre
52.0%
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Venstre + Moderaterne + Alternativet
Socialdemokraterne + Socialistisk Folkeparti + De Rød-Grønne + Radikale Venstre
51.4%
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Konservative Folkeparti + Radikale Venstre + Moderaterne
Socialdemokraterne + Socialistisk Folkeparti + De Rød-Grønne + Moderaterne + Alternativet
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Konservative Folkeparti + Radikale Venstre + Alternativet
Socialdemokraterne + Liberal Alliance + Venstre + Moderaterne
49.7%
Socialdemokraterne + Socialistisk Folkeparti + Radikale Venstre + Moderaterne + Alternativet
Socialdemokraterne + Socialistisk Folkeparti + De Rød-Grønne + Moderaterne
49.2%
Socialdemokraterne + Venstre + Moderaterne
36.9%
179
Majority requires 90 seats
Ø
13
7.3%
F
27
15.1%
A
42
23.5%
B
10
5.6%
Å
4
2.2%
M
6
3.4%
I
23
12.8%
V
18
10.1%
C
11
6.1%
Æ
17
9.5%
O
8
4.5%

Latest polls for Denmark

Voxmeter
· 6 days ago
6 days ago
Open Details
22.6
13.9
12.4
9.2
9.2
7.1
6.4
6.1
4.1
3.5
2.9
1.9
0.7
Voxmeter
· 1 week ago
1 week ago
Open Details
22.8
14
13.8
10.1
9.2
6.2
5.6
5.3
4.5
4.3
2.2
1.5
0.5
Verian
· 2 weeks ago
2 weeks ago
Open Details
22.5
15
12.9
10.8
8.3
6.9
5.8
5.3
4
3.8
1.8
1.6
1.3

Denmark — National parliament voting intention

A V O B F Ø C Å I Æ M H D Q K G

Parties in Denmark

Liberal
Socialist
Capitalist
Conservative
A V F I C Ø B D O

Election trend by party at a glance

Party 30 days 3 months 6 months 12 months Since election
Socialdemokraterne
Socialistisk Folkeparti
Liberal Alliance
Venstre
Danmarksdemokraterne
De Rød-Grønne
Konservative Folkeparti
Radikale Venstre
Dansk Folkeparti
Moderaterne
Alternativet
H
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What's happening in Denmark?

Government and parliament

Frederik X

Head of state

Mette Frederiksen

Head of government
Parties in parliament
Seats in parliament : 179
Government & opposition
Government : 89
Opposition : 90
Political orientation
Left-leaning parties : 87
Right-leaning parties : 72

Most Reliable Polling Institutes in Denmark

Score Institute Accuracy Deviation
86
1.0
low
80
1.6
low
77
1.2
high
76
0.7
low
75
?
very low
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The PolitPro Score evaluates the reliability of polling institutes based on their accuracy in elections and neutrality toward political parties. Significant biases in favor of or against parties compared to election trends result in deductions. The maximum score is 100.