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Story summary
- Voters prioritized local concerns in Denmark's election, sidelining international issues such as Greenland and NATO.
- Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and the Social Democrats won 22% of the vote, the party's worst result in a century.
- Frederiksen resigned after the Social Democrats failed to win a parliamentary majority.
- Voter fatigue with Frederiksen's tenure and 12 competing parties contributed to the result.
