Danish general election, 2005

• Ø: 6
• F: 11
• A: 47
• B: 17
• I: 0
• V: 52
• C: 18
• O: 24

The general election in 2005 was the 65th election to the Danish parliament, the Folketing. It took place on 8 February 2005.

The choice was announced on 18 January 2005 by Acting Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen ( Venstre ).

The election resulted in no major changes in the parliamentary situation that the coalition between the Venstre and Conservative (the " UK Government") retained the majority together with the Danish People's Party. Despite huge voter migrations Det Radical Venstre could not gain enough seats to form a majority alternative with the government. For the Danish Social Democrats, it was a record defeat at the level of the general election in 1973, the so-called " landslide election ".

The Folketing 2005 election is also historic, as it is a Venstre Minister of State for the first time succeeded in winning a second election in a row.

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• Parliament Election 2005
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