Here are the final results of the Danish elections held yesterday, November 1st, and the number of seats for each party, noting whether the number of seats increased or decreased compared to the 2019 elections:
- Social Democratic Party (Socialdemokratiet) Red Party
50 seats after gaining two new seats compared to the 2019 elections - Venstre Liberal Party Blue right-wing party
23 seats, a loss of 20 seats compared to the 2019 elections. - moderates Moderaterne
16 seats, and this is the first election for the new party. - Socialist People's Party SF Red Party
15 seats, a gain of one seat compared to the 2019 elections - Danish Democrats Party (Danmarksdemokraterne) A right-wing blue party founded by Inga Stöberg
14 seats, and this is the first election for the new party. - Liberal Alliance Blue right-wing party
14 seats and gained 10 new seats compared to the 2019 elections - Conservative Party Blue right-wing party
10 seats and a loss of two seats compared to the 2019 elections - United List Party Enhedslisten Red Party
9 seats, a decrease of 4 seats compared to the 2019 elections. - Radical Party Red Party
7 seats and a loss of 9 seats compared to the 2019 elections - The right-wing neo-bourgeois party, Nye Borgerlige Blue right-wing party
6 seats, gaining 2 seats compared to the 2019 elections - Alternative Party Red Party
Six seats and one seat gained compared to the 2019 elections - Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkepatri) Right-wing, blue-wing party
5 seats and a loss of 11 seats compared to the 2019 elections - Independent Green Party (Frie Grønne)
He did not win any seats, and this is the first election this new party has contested. - Christian Democratic Party (Kristendemokraterne) Blue right-wing party
He did not win any seats and achieved the lowest result in the Danish elections.
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