Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
@randahl congrats, Denmark!
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
@randahl good to see
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
@randahl I hope you’re right. I didn’t have as positive a read on the results. Seeing DF gain so much worries me. What’s your take?
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
@randahl 84 vs 77 in a place like Denmark isn't a great sign for rest of us, where ordinary people have it far far worse where governments do the very bare minimum.
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Congratulation to the left wing parties of Denmark!
With 99 percent of the votes counted, the left is in a far stronger position to form a government than the right.
1. They have 84 seats VS 77.
2. They are fewer parties who need to agree (5 VS 6).
3. 58 or their seats belong to just two parties (S and SF).Now the negotiations begin, and anything is possible. But right now, the results look like a left wing future for Denmark, with a focus on the environment, the climate, and education.
@randahl Congratulations!
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