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Frederiksen of the Social Democrats is serving as Prime Minister today and is seeking re-election.

On paper, it was challenged by two candidates from the right: Jakob Ellmann Jensen of the Liberal Party and Soren Pape Poulsen of the Conservative People’s Party.

So far, not one of the 90 states required for a majority has achieved, even if the red block is in the lead.

Then there’s also the Joker in the middle. Support from the Moderates party, which began in April of this year, has long seemed crucial to the party that will form the government.

But if Mette Frederiksen gets the majority, contrary to the predictions made in the evening, then party leader Lars Lok Rasmussen will not necessarily have that power after all.

This can happen, says Danish Tv2 political editor Hans Redder.

– That suggests Locke’s mandate won’t be decisive after all, he says.

to me Danmarks Radio Forecast Rent a red black block over the blue ones. The moderates are third above the Danish Democrats.

in Tv2 forecast for The red bloc is ahead, but still lacks a few majority votes.

According to these forecasts, the Liberal Party appears to be the second largest, but it is clear that they are falling behind in the previous elections.

The forecast does not currently take into account the votes of the Faroe Islands and Greenland, which may be quite decisive.

“Potential candidate for prime minister”

If the red bloc does not get a majority, Rasmussen can demand that he become prime minister as part of the negotiations. He was once Prime Minister of the Fenster Party.

He can also completely reverse the outcome by choosing to support the competing block.

With the assignment expected today, it seemed like he would get the critical position he wanted.

Signe Bock Segaard, a researcher at the Institute for Social Research who is Danish, says a lot will change in Danish politics anyway, if the polls are more or less correct.

New parties will enter, and then we will also see that the well-established traditional parties may run the risk of being severely weakened, or perhaps even out of Parliament.

She also notes the fact that Loki Rasmussen entered the picture at record speed, after which he “established himself as a potential candidate for prime minister at the unofficial level.”

Alting’s editor-in-chief, Veslemøy Østrem, is also following this development.

– At the moment it is very interesting how things are going with Lars Lokke Rasmussen and his brand new party, the Moderates, which was founded earlier this year and has a good chance of getting 3-4 per cent in the polls, but which is now up to About 8-9 percent and could already become an influential factor in Norwegian politics.

Ustream also says Frederiksen is looking toward the center to form a government with one or more parties.

– I might think she’d rather have the safe base in the center-left constellation, but if she were satisfied, Mette Frederiksen would probably also be able to cooperate with them.

– It depends on whether she has the self-confidence you need to enter into negotiations with him.

So many big issues, little focus on scandals

Inflation and the Danes’ private economy were important themes of the election campaign.

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, among other things, launched a package to raise the salaries of some public servants at the other end, especially on the bourgeois side, and demanded a per capita tax break.

The workforce shortage has been another central topic, especially in the Danish healthcare system.

Lars Loch Rasmussen and the moderates are calling for reforms in this area. The Social Democrats indicated a desire for reforms in the labor market and in schools.

Although Fredricksen was In the midst of many important scandalsThere has been relatively little focus on these in the past four weeks.

We won’t know what will be decisive for the elections until tonight. The really big question is what happens next.

Many experts believe that it may take some time before Denmark gets a new government. If neither side is willing to compromise, none of the blocs will likely be able to form one.

The worst choice for the Danish People’s Party ever

Once upon a time, every fifth Dane voted for them. I stood this time The Danish People’s Party is in danger of being expelled from Parliament.

They are not yet below the Danish ban limit of 2%. So captain Morten Messerschmidt tested positive on Tuesday evening.

There are a lot of people who want a different result from what we get today. There are many who have wanted something else for many years. But we are here. We got a result on the nice side of the boundary.

– That’s the only thing I’ve heard journalists talk about since yesterday, ban limit, ban, limit. Dear journalists, now you can stop asking questions and start talking about politics.

The Liberal Alliance is running a run-off election among the youth

Many parties have invested heavily in Facebook campaigns. At the top of the list is the Liberal Alliance Party, Which seems to have made a choice among the young.

according to dR They spent 2.5 million DKK on leader Alex Vanosplagh and his party’s Facebook profiles.

One newspaper describes Fanosplug as Kind of big brother to Danish youth. According to opinion polls, the party is favored among Danish voters between the ages of 18 and 34.

Thus, the project appears to have succeeded. When elections were called for October 5, the Liberal Alliance had 4.1 percent support.

Over the past four weeks, the number has nearly doubled, according to projections by DR.

In second and third place with their Facebook budgets are the Social Democratic Party, which rules the day, and the conservative People’s Party.

They spent 1.13 million and 1.09 million DKK respectively on Facebook campaigns.