DENMARK - 5 June 2019 election

[lilTommy]

Most recent Poll from Feb25th:

A (Social Dems) - 28.2%   2015 - 26.3% (+1.9)   
O (DPP) - 15.2%   2015 - 21.1% (-5.9)
V (Liberals) - 17.8    2015 - 19.5% (-1.7)   
Ø (Red-Green) - 9.7%    2015 - 7.8% (+1.9)
I (Liberal Alliance) - 4.5%    2015 - 7.5% (-3)
Å (Alternative, "greens") - 3.5%    2015 - 4.8% (-1.3)   
B (Social Liberal) - 6.1%    2015 - 4.6% (+1.5)
F (SPP) - 5.9%   2015 - 4.2% (+1.7)
C (Conservative) - 3.8%    2015 - 3.4% (+0.4)
K (Christian Democrats) - 0.7%    2015 - 0.8% (-0.1)
D (New Right) - 2.8%    2015 - NEW

[lilTommy]

DR's exit poll shows 90-75, not sure if it's the same one.

Why are Alternative and New right outside the blocs? They are being listed separately (6 and 4 seats)

[lilTommy]

Social Democrat prognosis now to lose 0.1% compared to 2015. Probably due to city votes starting to come in. In Copenhagen they are at 18.1%, down 4.2%. However, still the largest party there as Red-Green Alliance is only at a projected 16.7%.
Liberals are having a quite good election for the party. At 23.4%, up 3.9%. This means 43 seats, up 9. The new Minister for Science and Higher Education, Tommy Ahlers, looks like he will get the party a lot of progress in Copenhagen. A projected 14.6%, up 4.3%. 3 seats, up 1.
Overall, it is of course still a loss as the PM post is very likely gone. But very interesting what Løkke (and his rivals) will do.

What happened to Red-Green? Losing votes to SF/B? They were polling as high as over 10% just in May?