Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has resigned

who narrowly won yesterday’s general election in Denmark Prime Minister of Mette Frederiksen Social The Democratic Party won 27.5 percent of the votes in the parliament and was the party with the most votes. Primary Frederiksen, who won the election according to the results, said that he has submitted his resignation to the queen and will start work on establishing a centrally-based government with broad participation.

14 in the left-wing red block supporting Frederiksen political the party reached 87 mandates in the elections where it fought for 179 seats in the parliament. The Danish media reported that the left bloc won a majority of 90 seats with the addition of 2 seats from Greenland and 1 seat from the Faroe Islands, where the counting of votes continues. The right-wing blue bloc led by Jakob Ellemann-Jensen was the second largest group in parliament.

Source: UAV

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