Exit polls show no clear winning majority in Denmark election

Election in Denmark: Both camps have so far had no majority

So far, none of the traditional party blocs has won a majority in the parliamentary elections in Denmark. However, the latest figures give Prime Minister Frederiksen's left-wing camp reason for hope.

Exit polls show no clear winning majority in Denmark election

Denmark's left-wing bloc led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen appeared to take the lead in Tuesday's general election but without a majority, exit polls showed, setting the new centrist Moderate party up as likely kingmaker.

Denmark: None of the political blocs won a majority in early elections

In Denmark's early elections, none of the political blocs won a majority of the vote, which could lead the new centre-right Moderate party to play an important role in shaping the majority.

No clear winner in Danish parliamentary election exit polls

Danes have voted in a parliamentary election Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen was forced to call amid the fallout from her government's contentious decision to cull millions of minks as a pandemic response measure.

Denmark election: Social Democrats lead but no majority, exit poll suggests

Mette Frederiksen’s party predicted to have about 23% of vote, which could make former PM Løkke Rasmussen kingmaker

Social Democrats are ahead in Denmark elections according to exit polls

However, Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen's party is unlikely to have a majority with its previous allies