Denmark Parliamentary Election - June 18, 2015

[Hydera]

Liberal 81%
DPP 79%
Christian Democrats 74%
Liberal Alliance 74%
Conservative 73%
Social Democrats 65%
Social Liberal 57%
Alternative 56%
Socialist People's Party 46%
Red-Greens 42%

DPP would be my first choice, then Liberal, Liberal Alliance, Social Democrats, Social Liberal, Conservative,  Alternative, Socialist people's party, Red-Greens, Christian Democrats.

[Hydera]

Reminds me of the Styrian state election, just with small differences.

What's the chance that if DPP ends up ahead of V, that A and V end up in a grand coalition with some smaller party as stirrup, to prevent a DPP-led government ? Maybe if V plays it right, even with V getting the prime minister, despite only being third ? By playing their cards right they could pressure A into giving up the PM post ...

I know im walking into a hornets nest trying to reason with a watermelon green. But seriously. V and DPP relationship is unlike the FPÖ-OVP coalition before it broke.

Its not happening.

[Hydera]

Looks like one group of people won't be happy about this: ISIS fighters.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-17/danish-foreign-fighters-welcomed-back-into-country/6554360

http://www.thelocal.dk/20141127/danish-syria-fighters-on-benefits-while-fighting-for-isis

[Hydera]

What actually leftish policies did the HTS government get through? All I've got so far from browsing the English media is:

Gay Marriage
Very ambitious climate/renewable policies
...Err

and to counterbalance:

restrictions on migration
sell-off of DONG
limitations on unemployment and pensions
cut on income tax to top bands
officially opposing the EU Financial Transaction Tax

During her time as PM. A lot of people on the left weren't happy about her doing deals with the DPP in exchange for tighter immigration restrictions to override opposition from the left of left of center parties on the red bloc when her party wrote budgets that didn't increase spending that much.

And even during the election campaign there was a lot of centre-right people that didn't like her party but appreciated her. I think they might start to regret this if it results in a more left-wing socialdemocratic party getting in power if they win the next or next next time...

[Hydera]

Wow DPP supporters live near S supporters.... The case that a sigfinicant base of DPP supporters were former socialdemocrat voters keeps getting stronger.