Mette Frederiksen’s party predicted to have about 23% of vote, which could make former PM Løkke Rasmussen kingmaker
Prime minister Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats finished first in Denmark’s election, exit polls suggested, but neither the ruling left or rival right bloc were set for a majority, setting up her predecessor and his new centrist party as kingmakers.
An exit poll by public broadcaster DR on Tuesday predicted that Frederiksen, who was forced to call the vote when an allied party withdrew support, had led the Social Democrats to a score of about 23%, nearly twice that of the second-placed Liberals.
