According to exit poll results in Denmark, the winner of the election is uncertain

COPENHAGEN (AA) – According to the election exit polls published by TV2, the current Prime Minister of Mette Frederiksen Social The Democratic Party was the party that got the most votes in the elections with 25 percent of votes.

However, the results showed that in the elections in which 14 parties participated, the center-left and right-wing parties did not have enough 90 seats to form a government in the 179-seat parliament.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Frederiksen’s ex Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen’s newly established and exit poll according to the results, it is said that he can maintain his leadership if he receives the support of the Moderation Party, which received about 9 percent of votes.

In exit polls broadcast by Danish Radio (DR). Social The Democrats won 23.1 percent of the vote and 42 seats, and the Liberal Party won 24 seats with 13.5 percent of the vote.

A minority led by Prime Minister Frederiksen, who took office in June 2019 Social The Democratic government was at the center of criticism for ordering the killing of millions of healthy minks to protect society from the virus’ mutation. epidemic.

In addition, Denmark’s early election process gained momentum after one of the government’s center-left allies, the Social Liberal Party, threatened a no-confidence vote in Frederiksen if he did not commit to calling early elections.

Due to the fragmented structure of the parliament, for many years no party was able to obtain a majority, Denmark was governed by minority governments and compromises between parties were necessary.

Prime Minister Frederiksen also ran a minority government with the support of left-wing parties.

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