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New rules for political party subsidies

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Political parties can obtain state subsidies for political work in between elections. Today, any party that obtains a minimum of 1000 votes in the parliamentary elections receives state subsidies. From next year, you need at least 1.83% of the votes (approximately 64,000 votes) to receive state subsidies. 

  • To enter Parliament, you need 2% of the votes.
  • The rules will also change for the local and regional elections, regarding local and regional subsidies for political parties. 
  • Sikandar Siddique’s party (Frie Grønne – Free Greens) and KD (Christian Democrats) will lose their state subsidies next year. To give you an idea, Sikandar receives 1.1 million DKK per year in state subsidies. 
Narcis George Matache
Narcis George Matachehttp://www.narcis.dk
Executive Editor and Founder of "Last Week in Denmark".

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