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Danish political party polling shifts
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The Danish political landscape has seen a significant continues to shift in support among major parties. The as the Venstre party reached experiences a historic low sustained decline in polling, dropping to support. While previously at a low of 7.1 percent, its lowest result since 2001. a recent Voxmeter poll shows Venstre has dropped further to a record low of 5.8 percent, down from 7.0 percent the prior week. This decline follows downward trend is attributed to internal unrest and criticism regarding leadership friction following the passage of a fertilizer law that establishes nitrogen emission quotas for farmers. The legislation caused significant division, resulting in five of Venstre’s 18 Members of Parliament—Søren Gade, Amanda Heitmann, Anni Matthiesen, Preben Bang Henriksen, and policy stances. Concurrently, Peter Juel-Jensen—voting against the party line. Political spokesperson Sophie Løhde noted that voters are “punishing the internal disputes” following this unrest. In contrast, Dansk Folkeparti (DF) has experienced a rise in support, increasing maintained its upward trajectory. An Epinion poll reported DF at 14.3 percent, up from 12.3 percent in August to 14.3 percent. This August, a growth has placed DF at double the size of Venstre, altering group leader Peter Kofod described as an “explosion.” This shift has fundamentally altered the power balance within the blue bloc as bloc; Venstre is overtaken by several other parties, including has fallen to the fifth-largest party, trailing behind DF, Liberal Alliance, Alliance (10.8 percent), the Conservatives, and Danmarksdemokraterne.
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- 2026-09-21 11:54 UTC Danish political party polling shifts
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