This list shows all local and regional political parties in Denmark since the 2007 municipal reform. Local and regional parties in Denmark are commonly knowns as local lists, citizens' lists or common lists (Danish: lokallister, borgerlister and fælleslister). Those parties are not required to follow the same formats for political parties as the ordinary parties. Furthermore, the name of the party does not have to be approved by the Ministry of Social Affairs. Local and regional parties only run for local and regional elections.

Regional parties

Regional parties run only in one of the five regions of Denmark. This list includes only parties that run exclusively in regional elections, and not municipal or general elections.

North Denmark Region

Central Denmark Region

Region of Southern Denmark

Region Zealand

Capital Region of Denmark

Local parties

Local parties are parties that run for local elections in only a single municipality. Occasionally a local party will run in multiple municipalities geographically close to each other. Parties named after a single person with no other candidates are not listed here.

Albertslund Municipality

Allerød Municipality

Assens Municipality

Ballerup Municipality

Billund Municipality

Bornholm Municipality

Brøndby Municipality

Brønderslev Municipality

Copenhagen Municipality

Dragør Municipality

Egedal Municipality

Esbjerg Municipality

Fanø Municipality

Favrskov Municipality

Faxe Municipality

Fredensborg Municipality

Fredericia Municipality

Frederiksberg Municipality

Frederikshavn Municipality

Frederikssund Municipality

Furesø Municipality

Faaborg-Midtfyn Municipality

Gentofte Municipality

Gladsaxe Municipality

Glostrup Municipality

Greve Municipality

Gribskov Municipality

Guldborgsund Municipality

Haderslev Municipality

Halsnæs Municipality

Hedensted Municipality

Helsingør Municipality

Herlev Municipality

Herning Municipality

Hillerød Municipality

Hjørring Municipality

Holbæk Municipality

Holstebro Municipality

Horsens Municipality

Hvidovre Municipality

Høje-Taastrup Municipality

Hørsholm Municipality

Ikast-Brande Municipality

Ishøj Municipality

Jammerbugt Municipality

Kalundborg Municipality

Kerteminde Municipality

Kolding Municipality

Køge Municipality

Langeland Municipality

Lejre Municipality

Lemvig Municipality

Lolland Municipality

Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality

Læsø Municipality

Mariagerfjord Municipality

Middelfart Municipality

Morsø Municipality

Norddjurs Municipality

Nordfyn Municipality

Nyborg Municipality

Næstved Municipality

Odder Municipality

Odense Municipality

Odsherred Municipality

Randers Municipality

Rebild Municipality

Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality

Ringsted Municipality

Roskilde Municipality

Rudersdal Municipality

Rødovre Municipality

Samsø Municipality

Silkeborg Municipality

Skanderborg Municipality

Skive Municipality

Slagelse Municipality

Solrød Municipality

Sorø Municipality

Stevns Municipality

Struer Municipality

Svendborg Municipality

Syddjurs Municipality

Sønderborg Municipality

Thisted Municipality

Tønder Municipality

Tårnby Municipality

Vallensbæk Municipality

Varde Municipality

Vejen Municipality

Vejle Municipality

Vesthimmerland Municipality

Viborg Municipality

Vordingborg Municipality

Ærø Municipality

Aabenraa Municipality

Aalborg Municipality

Aarhus Municipality

References

Since the 2007 municipal reform and prior to this election, the Social Democrats had held the mayor's position twice, from 2010 to 2013, and again from 2017 to 2021, while Venstre had held it from 2014 to 2017. Hans Stavnsager would therefore become the first to be re-elected if his bid were successful.

In the 2017 election, the traditional red bloc parties would win just 13 seats, against 12 from parties of the traditional blue bloc. This led to Hans Stavnsager becoming the mayor.

In this election both TV2 Fyn and Mandag Morgen predicted that Hans Stavnsager would win a second term.

In the election result, the parties of the red bloc would win 14 of the 25 seats. Of the red bloc parties, The Alternative who won a seat in the 2017 election, did not stand, while the Danish Social Liberal Party would lose a seat. However the Social Democrats gained 2 seats, and the Green Left would gain 1 seat, despite the latter decreasing their vote share. Venstre would win 5 seats, the lowest ever in the municipality. .

Therefore Hans Stavnsager was in pole position to continue, and it was eventually confirmed that he had the mandate to do it.

Electoral system

For elections to Danish municipalities, a number varying from 9 to 31 are chosen to be elected to the municipal council. The seats are then allocated using the D'Hondt method and a closed list proportional representation. Faaborg-Midtfyn Municipality had 25 seats in 2021

Unlike in Danish General Elections, in elections to municipal councils, electoral alliances are allowed.

Electoral alliances

Source

Electoral Alliance 1

Electoral Alliance 2

Electoral Alliance 3

Results by polling station

Results

Notes

References