Centre-left Social Democrats set to win in Denmark elections
(The Guardian Denmark)

Mette Frederiksen´s attracted voters with anti-immigration stance and spending promisesVoters looked set to return the third left-leaning government in a year to the Nordic region after exit polls suggested Denmark´s Social Democrats had secured victory in parliamentary elections with more than 25% of the vote.The centre-left party was forecast to beat the centre-right Liberals of the outgoing prime minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, set to finish second on nearly 21%, while the populist far-right Danish People´s party (DPP) managed 9.8% - less than half its score in the 2015 election. Related: Denmark`s centre-left set to win election with anti-immigration shift Related: Stigmatised, marginalised: life inside Denmark´s official ghettos Continue reading...