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The Danish left and the EU (810 words) |
 | First of all - and in common with almost all the other countries - the relatively low participation compared with national elections (varying between 46,2% and 52,9% versus normally around 70-80%). |
| And secondly, the relatively low score for the dominant Labour party and the correspondingly high score for the "official" eurosceptics, Folkebevaegelsen and Junibevaegelsen. |
| It is this second constant which has now been challenged after 25 years, with a record (32,7%) support for the Social Democrats and an all time low (14,3%) "eurosceptic" score. |
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