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Support for Denmark's Largest Left Wing Party Falls to Its Lowest Since 2022 - The Copenhagen Post

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A new poll shows the governing party losing support after disputes over student grants and its choice of a political adviser. Denmark’s Socialist People’s Party, a left-wing party known as SF, has fallen to 9.4% in a Voxmeter poll for Danish news agency Ritzau. It is the party’s lowest result with the polling institute since […]

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In the general election in March, SF was the second largest, but in the latest Voxmeter poll, the party is the fifth largest.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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In the general election in March, SF was the second largest, but in the latest Voxmeter poll, the party is the fifth largest.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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In the general election in March, SF was the second largest, but in the latest Voxmeter poll, the party is the fifth largest.

·Borås, Sweden
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In the general election in March, SF was the second largest, but in the latest Voxmeter poll, the party is the fifth largest. The government party SF is experiencing a decline. SF would thus have 9.4 percent of the vote if there were a general election tomorrow. This is shown by the latest poll conducted by the Voxmeter research institute for Ritzau. This is the lowest that SF has been measured at since the election […] The post SF gets its lowe…

Several cases have recently created problems for the party, which is now facing its worst result in almost four years. SF would have 9.4 percent of the vote if there were general elections tomorrow. This is shown by a new poll from Voxmeter, which was conducted for Ritzau. This is the party's lowest result since December 2022. By […] The article: SF in new poll: Now the party is plummeting was prepared by Mathilde Rousseau Bjerregaard at the edi…

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BT broke the news in Borås, Sweden on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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