Exit polls show no clear winning majority in Denmark election

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Denmark's more than 4 million voters could choose among over 1,000 candidates. Four of the 179 seats in the Danish legislature, Folketinget, are reserved for the Faeroe Islands and Greenland. Concerns about rising inflation and energy prices linked to Russia's war in Ukraine were key themes.

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