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Danish voters cast their ballots in a general election, with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen seeking a third term. The campaign has centered on issues like rising living costs, pensions, and a potential wealth tax. Frederiksen, known for her firm stance on Ukraine and strict migration policies, faces competition from center-right rivals Troels Lund Poulsen and Alex Vanopslagh. The anti-immigration Danish Peoples Party could also gain ground. With no party expected to secure a majority, coalitions will likely form post-election, potentially transcending traditional left-right divides. Greenlands status has not been a significant campaign issue, with consensus on its status and recent Arctic security discussions easing tensions.

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