The results of yesterday's local elections in Denmark are in.

The Red-Green alliance, a well-meaning demsoc party that is the furthest left you get in Danish politics, became the largest party in the city of Copenhagen and on the island of Bornholm. This is the first time the party becomes the largest in a municipality. However their support support for a leftist mayor could not be found in either of the two municipalities but the Red-Greens were part of the coalitions behind a succdem lord mayor in Copenhagen and a conservative mayor in Bornholm. In Copenhagen they managed to get two out of six alderman positions instead of the one they currently have for their support and in Bornholm they got the post of vice mayor the construction of a new city hall stopped and the municipal budget reopened.

The good result for the Red-Greens was offset by the collapse of the green Alternative party which has been destroyed by internal infighting.

The succdems did poorly although not catastrophically. Loosing the position of largest party in their traditional stronghold of Copenhagen was a humiliation for them and might spark internal criticism of the "anti-elitist" and "anti-city" rhetoric they have been using for the last few years. Their bad results are likely influenced by increasing criticism of the during succdem government who has gotten themselves into a public scandal due to culling all minks in the country last year without a legal basis as well as the destruction of evidence incriminating them in the case.

On the far right the fascist with a succdem vibe Danish People's Party had a catastrophic election, losing more than half of their votes. A lot of those were picked up by the fascist with a libertarian vibe New Right party but in total the far right got fewer votes than last time.

The Liberal Party, that traditionally is the largest party on the right wing did poorly last time but managed to prevent further losses. Meanwhile the conservative party, helped by the crisis of the fascists as well as the liberals had a good election although losing control of their traditional stronghold of Frederiksberg in Copenhagen.