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Flyersfan232
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« on: November 12, 2023, 09:05:53 AM »

question how likely will a future right bloc pm be from the biggest party and not ventre?
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« Reply #1 on: November 19, 2023, 06:09:50 AM »

Moderate MP excluded due to relationship with young girl

The 28-year old Moderate MP Mike Villa Fonseca has been forced to leave the party after his relationship with a 15-year old girl was revealed. He will go on leave now, but has said he will return to parliament as an independent. When he does so, the government parties will be down to 87 seats. They still have the support of three North Atlantic MPs, so the life of the government is not in danger, but we are getting closer to that point. The Social Liberal leader Martin Lidegaard has said the party would be ready to enter government if their seats are wanted, so if we see further seat decreases for the government, it could be an option they need to consider.

Also in most of the domestic Danish issues where the North Atlantic MPs usually don't participate, the government will now need some support from at least another party or independent
how likely is a government collapse?
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« Reply #2 on: December 31, 2023, 04:49:11 PM »

Not sure if this is the right place to post it, but it has a deep impact in Denmark:

Queen Margrethe II to abdicate from the Throne:



The surprise announcement was made during the Queen's New Year message. The abdication will happen on 14 January 2024. Her son, Prince Frederik, will be the new King.
ff but question is will she keep her queen titles after the 14th or will she becomes a princess like the dutch monarchs?
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« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2024, 09:19:25 AM »

Result of the School elections today (ca. 15-16 year olds)

Liberal Alliance 30.15%
Social Democrats 15.99%
Liberals 9.81%
Social Liberals 8.72%
Conservatives 8.03%
Red-Green Alliance 6.97%
SPP 5.6%
DPP 5.18%
Moderates 4.69%
Denmark Democrats 3.06%
Alternative 1.8%

A dominant result for Liberal Alliance which also means that the combined traditional Blue Bloc parties carry the day with 56%. Liberal Alliance is even more dominant here than among young voters, where the most recent Epinion poll had them on 20.5% among 18-34 year-olds. Their popular young leader Alex Vanopslagh and messages of freedom, entrepreunership, personal responsibility are proving very popular among young voters.

Social Democrats, Liberals and Conservatives all hold up better than they do among 18-34 year old voters. Perhaps a combination of some more established organizational strength in these parties plus these young voters maybe more tend to follow their parents' vote, whereas they are a bit more independent a few years later.

Only a combined 14.37% for the three parties left of the Social Democrats, much worse than among 18-34 year's old. Not a good sign for these parties. The Alternative result in particular seems horrible with a generation that's supposed to care a lot about climate change. Probably they have very little organization.

Moderates and Denmark Democrats also a bit below what they get among young voters, so probably don't have a full blown youth organzation everywhere yet.
the irony of this was that this was on the day the Crown prince a 18 year old high schooler was acting head of state while his father was in poland he even signed a bill too!
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« Reply #4 on: May 02, 2024, 03:41:43 AM »

The latest polling average shows a further detoriation for the government parties.
The crisis seem particularly severe for the Liberals, but the Social Democrats have bled tonnes of voters as well. And the many scandals and amateur mistakes in the Moderates are taking a drag on Løkke's project.

Government - 32.6% (-17.5%)
Social Democrats 19.4% (-8.1%)
Liberals 7.0% (-6.3%)
Moderates 6.2% (-3.0%)

Social Liberals 4.7% (+0.9%)

Blue parties - 36.2% (+12.1%)
Liberal Alliance 16.3% (+8.4%)
Denmark Democrats 10.6% (+2.6%)
Conservatives 5.5% (=)
DPP 3.9% (+1.2%)

Red parties - 25.1% (+8.3%)
SPP 14.8% (+6.5%)
Red-Green Alliance 7.9% (+2.7%)
Alternative 2.4% (-0.9%)
49.2 for reds counting sdp and social liberals
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