Danmarks Demokraterne – Inger Støjberg (Populist Nationalist) 10,8%; Moderaterne – Lars Løkke Rasmussen (Moderates) 3,6% (Idol parties are political parties built around one personality without a clearly defined ideological program)
- The voting potential for nationalist (right-wing) parties in Denmark seems to be up to 20%. While DF will not enter the Parliament again, their voters did not change their mind about us (non-Danes), they simply moved to Nye Borgerlige and Inger Støjberg’s party.
- Both “idol” parties have been created by former Venstre leaders. That is also reflected in the loss of more than 10% of Venstre’s voters. Venstre has become a ghost of itself and is not capable of running the “blue” parties. Most likely the Konservative will establish themselves as the new leader.
- If they enter the Parliament, Lars Løkke’s party, Moderaterne, will play an important role in deciding who the next prime minister will be.
