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Mette Frederiksen
Prime Minister
- Orientation
- Centre-left
- In office since
- Coalition
- Social DemocratsLead partyCentre-left
- Green LeftCoalition partnerLeft to centre-left
- ModeratesCoalition partnerCentre to centre-right
- Danish Social Liberal PartyCoalition partnerCentre-left to centre
- Red–Green AllianceCoalition partnerFar-left to left
- The AlternativeCoalition partnerCentre-left
- Social Democratic PartyCoalition partnerCentre-left
- Union PartyCoalition partnerCentre-right
- Inuit AtaqatigiitCoalition partnerFar-left to left
- NaleraqCoalition partnerCentre to centre-right
Source: Wikipedia · composition: cabinet · checked 25 Sept 2026
Polling Trend — Next Danish general election
Each point is one published poll. Hover or tap for institute and date.Past Election Results
2026 Danish general election ·
Vote share and seats by party, 2026 Danish general election, with change since 2022 Danish general election| Party | Vote share bar | Vote | ± pp | Seats |
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| Social Democrats | | 21.8% | −5.7 percentage points | 38 |
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| Green Left | | 11.6% | +3.3 percentage points | 20 |
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| Venstre | |
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Green Left 10.8% +0.1 percentage pointsLiberal Alliance 10.8% +1.2 percentage pointsConservative People's Party 9.1% −0.8 percentage pointsRed–Green Alliance 7.1% −0.6 percentage pointsModerates 6.7% +0.1 percentage pointsDenmark Democrats 6.5% +0.2 percentage pointsVenstre 5.8% −1.2 percentage pointsDanish Social Liberal Party 5.5% −0.9 percentage pointsThe Alternative 2.2% −0.5 percentage pointsCitizens' Party 0.7% ±0.0 percentage points* End of fieldwork: the source states no publication date.
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| Liberal Alliance | | 9.4% | +1.5 percentage points | 16 |
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| Danish People's Party | | 9.1% | +6.5 percentage points | 16 |
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| Moderates | | 7.7% | −1.6 percentage points | 14 |
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| Conservative People's Party | | 7.6% | +2.1 percentage points | 13 |
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| Red–Green Alliance | | 6.3% | +1.2 percentage points | 11 |
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| Danish Social Liberal Party | | 5.8% | +2.0 percentage points | 10 |
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| Denmark Democrats | | 5.8% | −2.4 percentage points | 10 |
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Change in percentage points vs 2022 Danish general election. 175 seats. Source: Wikipedia
7.0%
Moderates6.6%Danish Social Liberal Party6.4%Denmark Democrats6.3%The Alternative2.7%Citizens' Party0.7%7.5%
Danish Social Liberal Party6.7%Venstre6.4%Moderates5.9%The Alternative2.2%Citizens' Party0.6%Red–Green Alliance
7.5%
Venstre7.1%Denmark Democrats5.6%Moderates5.4%The Alternative2.5%Citizens' Party0.6%7.4%
Red–Green Alliance7.1%Moderates6.3%Denmark Democrats5.2%The Alternative2.0%Citizens' Party1.4%8.1%
Danish Social Liberal Party6.4%Moderates5.9%Denmark Democrats5.0%The Alternative2.5%Citizens' Party0.9%7.1%
Moderates6.5%Danish Social Liberal Party5.5%Denmark Democrats5.4%The Alternative2.1%Citizens' Party0.9%7.3%
Denmark Democrats6.0%Moderates5.7%Danish Social Liberal Party5.3%The Alternative2.4%Citizens' Party0.6%7.1%
Moderates6.9%Danish Social Liberal Party6.4%Denmark Democrats5.0%The Alternative2.6%Citizens' Party0.9%7.3%
Danish Social Liberal Party7.0%Moderates6.5%Denmark Democrats4.5%The Alternative2.3%Citizens' Party0.8%