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Poll shows Social Democratic PM on cards with Social Liberal support unnecessary.
For a long time the polls has shown low support for the current liberal-conservative Danish government. It is most likely that the Social Democrats and the Socialist Peoples' Party will win the next election and form a new government.
The new government is dependent of support from other parties. Until now support from the Red-Green Party and the Social Liberal Party has been necessary to form a new government. But a new poll taken after the introduction of new austerity measures by the government backed by the Social Liberal Party for the first time in decades gives the possibility of a purely red majority, without the support of the Social Liberal Party.
The poll shows that the Social Democrats, The Socialist Peoples' Party and the Red-Green Party can muster 92 of the 90 seats in parliament needed for a majority. However the Social Democrats and the Socialist Peoples' Party still stick to their ambition of forming a government with the support of the centre-right Social Liberal Party.
Nevertheless a majority as the one suggested by the poll will gain the left-wing a momentum against the Social Liberal Party to introduce new reforms. Things are starting to look brighter
For a long time the polls has shown low support for the current liberal-conservative Danish government. It is most likely that the Social Democrats and the Socialist Peoples' Party will win the next election and form a new government.
The new government is dependent of support from other parties. Until now support from the Red-Green Party and the Social Liberal Party has been necessary to form a new government. But a new poll taken after the introduction of new austerity measures by the government backed by the Social Liberal Party for the first time in decades gives the possibility of a purely red majority, without the support of the Social Liberal Party.
The poll shows that the Social Democrats, The Socialist Peoples' Party and the Red-Green Party can muster 92 of the 90 seats in parliament needed for a majority. However the Social Democrats and the Socialist Peoples' Party still stick to their ambition of forming a government with the support of the centre-right Social Liberal Party.
Nevertheless a majority as the one suggested by the poll will gain the left-wing a momentum against the Social Liberal Party to introduce new reforms. Things are starting to look brighter