Parties

The Danish Social Liberal Party is at the centre of the Danish political spectrum, and has historically collaborated with both the left and right wing parties in parliament.

The Danish Social Democratic Party is one of the eldest in the country. Today it is is the governing party under Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen

The Conservative People’s Party is one of the oldest parties in Denmark and at the right of the political spectrum.

Green Left is the largest party in opposition to government.

Liberal Alliance is one of the youngest parties in parliament. Founded first as Ny Alliance (New Alliance), it experienced a difficult start following a disappointing first election.

The Danish People's party is a right wing party currently in opposition

After 150 years as a party and 11 Prime Ministers, the Liberal Party of Denmark is currently a member of a centre coalition government.

The Denmark Democrats are the country's youngest party, and it became the country's fifth largest party in the 2022 general election.

The Red-Green Alliance is a socialist grasroot party serving as support to the Social Democratic government

The Alternative is a young party who entered the Danish political stage as the sixth-largest party at the 2015 elections.