Taking advantage of the desire for alternation and the ecological impetus of European elections, the Danish Social Democrats won legislative elections on Wednesday, while right-wing populists who imposed two decades of strict immigration policy had a substantial fall, according to Agerpres.
The Social Democrats, who voted in favor of the poll, recorded a slight decline from 2015, but are headed by between 25.3% and 25.9% of the votes, according to exit polls released by DR and TV2 after closing offices vote at 20.00 (18.00 GMT).
Taken to www.agerpres.ro
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