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Denmark Democrats (DD) polls 2026: 5.4% average & trends in Denmark

Denmark · Right-wing Polling

Verified average · Voxmeter · October 2026 · Rank #52 worldwide

↘ Falling -1.8 pts vs previous quarter
5.4%

Poll average · latest verified poll

Party Leader

Inger Støjberg

Current Seats

14 / 179

Last Election

8.1% · 2022

Next Election

2030

More context: Denmark polling tracker · election outlook

Polling history · verified readings

Each point is a verified scrape record · hover for details

Denmark Democrats support
6.6%Week 40 · Oct 2, 2026

6M low

6.6%

6M average

9.3%

6M high

11.3%

Verified average · not a prediction

How the average is built

Ø 5.4% = latest verified reading · latest: Voxmeter

Voxmeter

5.4%

-1.8%

Headline Ø 5.4% = latest verified reading from Voxmeter, recorded 2026-10-15. Full verified history is plotted above — see Methodology.

Live summary · October 2026

Denmark Democrats (DD) — Danmarksdemokraterne polling analysis & live summary — Denmark

October 2026 update: Denmark Democrats (DD) — Danmarksdemokraterne polls 5.4% in Denmark (latest verified poll (Voxmeter)), cooling -1.8 points on the quarter. Latest verified reading from Voxmeter, recorded 2026-10-15.

That puts Denmark Democrats at #52 of 56 tracked parties worldwide. Next vote: General on 2030-03-23 (in 1254 days). The verified-history chart above plots every stored reading — persistence across releases, not a single headline, is the signal.

Analysis

What the numbers say

Denmark Democrats polls 5.4% in Denmark (latest verified poll (Voxmeter)), down 1.8 points this quarter.

↘ Facing headwinds

Denmark Democrats has dropped by 1.8 points to a 5.4% average in Denmark (latest verified reading), with a -2.6 point shift across the verified window. The pullback does not erase its structural position — but it warrants attention. That places Denmark Democrats #52 of 56 tracked parties worldwide, with room to climb toward the leading pack.

The key question is whether this is consolidation or the start of a slide: a second consecutive quarterly decline would suggest the 1.8-point drop is a trend rather than noise. The next round of releases is the decisive test — stabilisation near 5.4% would indicate a floor, while further erosion would force a rethink of strategy, messaging and voter targeting.

Verified basis

Latest poll

Last update

October 2026

Country

Denmark

Quarterly Δ

-1.8 pts

Polling analysis

Denmark Democrats (DD) polls at 5.4% in Denmark: current standing, ideology and pollster breakdown

Current standing

Denmark Democrats is currently averaging 5.4% in national polling, reflecting a 1.8% shift downward over the last quarter. Denmark Democrats (locally listed as Danmarksdemokraterne) currently sits at 5.4% based on verified records. The figure is the mean of verified readings — no generated institutes, no interpolated weeks. Verified source: Voxmeter, recorded 2026-10-15. accredited readings into a single 5.4% average — smoothing single-poll outliers and opposing house effects. Stabilisation near 5.4% in the next releases would mark a floor; further erosion would confirm a slide. See the full Denmark polling tracker and the upcoming election outlook for coalition context.

Key issues & ideology

Anti-immigrationNational ConservatismRight-Wing Populism

Denmark Democrats ideology is welfare-nationalist conservatism with rural romanticism: strict asylum policy (Rwanda-model admiration, deportations, citizenship tightening), agricultural defence against nitrogen and CO2 taxes, and decentralisation of hospitals and police. The party defends the folkekirke, the flag and the roast-pork caricature of Danishness against academic multiculturalism.

Voters asking "who is Denmark Democrats?" or "what does Denmark Democrats stand for?" find the party classified here as anti-immigration, national conservatism, right-wing populism — positioning that explains both its ceiling near 5.4% and where further recovery must come from.

Pollster breakdown: how the 5.4% average is built

The table below shows the verified reading behind the headline (Voxmeter — each row names its pollster so the source is fully transparent). Accredited houses tracked for Denmark include Voxmeter, Epinion, Ritzau Index, Verian, Gallup — see Methodology for inclusion rules.

Pollster Figure Sample Change Fieldwork
Voxmeter 5.4% — -1.8% Oct 15, 2026

Party profile

Denmark Democrats: history, ideology and voters

A concise reference on Denmark Democrats of Denmark — where it comes from, what it stands for, and who votes for it.

History

The Denmark Democrats (Danmarksdemokraterne) were founded in June 2022 by Inger Stojberg — the former immigration minister convicted in 2021 of misconduct over the separation of asylum-seeking couples — as a revolt against the Venstre leadership. Positioning as the grown-up populists between the government and the struggling Danish People and the Party, the party took 8.1 percent and 14 seats in the November 2022 election, powered by Jutland and Funen. Stojberg and the folksy anti-Copenhagen persona, the Æ ballot letter and pork-and-welfare symbolism made the party instantly recognisable. In opposition it has alternately propped and pressured the Frederiksen grand coalition, extracting rural concessions while attacking left-green cultural policy. The 2024 European election gave it a seat and national confirmation. Through 2025-26 the Denmark Democrats polled around 10-11 percent, having largely absorbed the Danish People and the Party and the electorate, and Stojberg openly campaigns as a future governing partner — the respectable face of a tradition once deemed toxic. Stojberg and the 2026 rural tour, staged against Copenhagen-mandated wind-turbine and asylum-centre projects, consolidated the party and the ownership of the provinces-versus-capital cleavage.

Ideology

Denmark Democrats ideology is welfare-nationalist conservatism with rural romanticism: strict asylum policy (Rwanda-model admiration, deportations, citizenship tightening), agricultural defence against nitrogen and CO2 taxes, and decentralisation of hospitals and police. The party defends the folkekirke, the flag and the roast-pork caricature of Danishness against academic multiculturalism. Economically it protects pensions, early-retirement rights and small business while demanding immigration-linked welfare savings. EU positions are soft-sceptic: keep the opt-outs, resist federalism, no euro. Climate policy is farmer-first gradualism. Socially traditional but not clerical, the party courts LGBTQ voters alienated by Islamist conservatism. Scholars place it as moderate populist right, Denmark and the sanitised successor to a harsher tradition. On Europe it defends the krone and the justice opt-out as red lines, while quietly keeping EU agricultural subsidies flowing to its Jutland base.

Voter demographics

Denmark Democrats voters are Jutland and Funen provincials: farmers, slaughterhouse workers, nurses, truckers and early retirees. The party overperforms outside Copenhagen-Aarhus, among vocational graduates and middle-aged voters, and underperforms among capital academics, students and public-sector professionals. Former Danish People and the Party voters form the core; former Venstre ruralists the growth. Women support Stojberg — herself the draw — at rates closer to men than in most radical-right parties. Fishermen, hunters and parish councils supply organisation. Turnout is steady rather than spectacular: the party and the voters are habitual participants, not rage-mobilised abstainers. Second-home owners and commuter-belt families around Odense and Aarhus have become a fast-growing segment of the Stojberg coalition.

FAQ

Denmark Democrats polls: frequently asked questions

What is Denmark Democrats polling at in 2026?

Denmark Democrats polls 5.4% in Denmark as of October 2026, based on the latest verified reading from Voxmeter. The figure updates with every verified release.

Is Denmark Democrats rising or falling in the polls?

Denmark Democrats is falling: -1.8 points this quarter in Denmark, with the poll average at 5.4%. A second consecutive quarterly move in the same direction would confirm the trend.

How is the Denmark Democrats polling average calculated?

The 5.4% headline is the latest verified reading from Voxmeter in Denmark. Full rules are on our Methodology page.

When is the next election for Denmark Democrats?

The next General in Denmark is expected around 2030 (2030-03-23). Denmark Democrats heads into that race averaging 5.4% — the number to watch as the campaign takes shape.

How does Denmark Democrats compare to other right-wing parties worldwide?

Denmark Democrats ranks #52 of 56 tracked parties by verified polling average (5.4%) — 18.5 points below the 23.9% board mean. The leaderboard on our overview page re-sorts with every verified release.

What do meningsmåling polls say about Denmark Democrats (Danmarksdemokraterne)?

In Denmark, "meningsmåling" searches land on the same verified average: Denmark Democrats (DD) polls 5.4% as of October 2026 ahead of the Folketing race. Local trackers and our poll-of-polls converge on this figure — single surveys move it only if confirmed.

What do Voxmeter / Epinion / Ritzau Index polls say about DD?

Accredited houses tracked for Denmark include Voxmeter, Epinion, Ritzau Index. The 5.4% headline is the mean of the last verified reading from Voxmeter — so no single Voxmeter release decides it alone; persistence across houses is the signal. See Methodology for inclusion rules.

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