Copenhagen (Folketing constituency)

Copenhagen (Danish: København) is one of the 12 multi-member constituencies of the Folketing, the national legislature of Denmark. The constituency was established in 2007 following the public administration structural reform. It consists of the municipalities of Copenhagen, Dragør, Frederiksberg and Tårnby.

Copenhagen
København
Constituency for the Folketing
Location of Copenhagen within Denmark
Municipality	List Copenhagen Dragør Frederiksberg Tårnby
Region	Capital
Population	795,080 (2020)[1]
Electorate	538,346 (2019)
Current constituency
Created	2007
Seats	List 15 (2007–2015) 16 (2015–present)
Members of the Folketing[2]	List      Tommy Ahlers (V)      Katarina Ammitzbøll (C)      Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille (I)      Ida Auken (B)      Pia Olsen Dyhr (F)      Uffe Elbæk (Å)      Martin Geertsen (V)      Jette Gottlieb (Ø)      Peter Hummelgaard Thomsen (A)      Jan E. Jørgensen (V)      Rosa Lund (Ø)      Rune Lund (Ø)      Samira Nawa (B)      Halime Oguz (F)      Lars Aslan Rasmussen (A)      Jens Rohde (B)      Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil (A)      Pernille Skipper (Ø)      Peter Skaarup (O)      Carl Valentin (F)
Created from	List Copenhagen County Eastern Southern Western

Copenhagen currently elects 16 of the 179 members of the Folketing using the modified Sainte-Laguë method party-list proportional representation electoral system. Supplementary leveling seats may also be allocated to the constituency. At the 2019 general election the constituency had 538,346 registered electors.

Election results

Summary

Election	Red–Green Ø			Socialist People's F			Alternative Å			Social Democrats A			Social Liberals B			Venstre V			Conservative People's C			People's O
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
2019	75,935	16.78%	3	52,176	11.53%	2	29,405	6.50%	1	77,879	17.21%	3	74,135	16.39%	3	67,819	14.99%	3	23,829	5.27%	1	19,181	4.24%	0
2015	71,140	16.41%	3	28,260	6.52%	1	48,475	11.18%	2	96,753	22.32%	4	40,578	9.36%	1	44,721	10.32%	2	13,471	3.11%	0	49,575	11.44%	2
2011	70,831	16.62%	3	52,870	12.40%	2				80,705	18.94%	3	71,264	16.72%	3	64,914	15.23%	2	23,262	5.46%	0	35,887	8.42%	1
2007	26,963	6.67%	1	84,843	21.00%	4				97,903	24.23%	4	35,858	8.88%	1	55,311	13.69%	2	40,811	10.10%	1	42,906	10.62%	2

(Only constituency seats are included in table above)

2019

Results of the 2019 general election held on 5 June 2019:[3][4][5]

!
Party
	Social Democrats
	Red–Green Alliance
	Danish Social Liberal Party
	Venstre
	Socialist People's Party
	The Alternative
	Conservative People's Party
	Danish People's Party
	Liberal Alliance
	The New Right
	Hard Line
	Klaus Riskær Pedersen
	Christian Democrats
	Independents
Valid Votes
Blank votes
Invalid votes – other
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout

Votes per district												Total Votes	%	Seats
Bispeb -jerg	Brøns -høj	Fal -koner	Indre By	Nørre -bro	Øster -bro	Slots	Sundby -øster	Sundby -vester	Tårnby	Valby	Vester -bro			Con.	Lev.	Tot.
4,957	9,577	4,824	4,243	5,613	7,660	5,361	6,608	7,215	9,647	6,491	5,683	77,879	17.21%	3	0	3
6,879	7,169	4,159	6,078	13,550	6,808	3,860	5,435	6,390	2,039	5,048	8,520	75,935	16.78%	3	1	4
4,503	6,989	6,496	6,629	9,076	8,756	5,084	4,939	6,925	2,661	4,932	7,145	74,135	16.39%	3	0	3
2,700	5,848	6,053	6,158	4,071	8,483	5,762	5,066	6,295	7,538	4,676	5,169	67,819	14.99%	3	0	3
3,563	5,949	3,681	3,763	6,245	5,377	3,194	4,107	4,927	2,504	3,971	4,895	52,176	11.53%	2	1	3
2,308	2,577	1,846	2,505	4,714	2,956	1,474	2,187	2,687	809	1,889	3,453	29,405	6.50%	1	0	1
827	2,117	3,144	2,361	1,071	3,029	3,076	1,359	1,831	2,175	1,342	1,497	23,829	5.27%	1	0	1
1,228	2,579	1,055	654	928	1,432	1,348	1,679	1,758	3,871	1,573	1,076	19,181	4.24%	0	1	1
528	925	935	1,152	776	1,467	962	894	1,326	687	843	1,160	11,655	2.58%	0	1	1
437	755	435	422	371	636	471	480	571	840	512	487	6,417	1.42%	0	0	0
443	658	249	292	381	517	369	552	543	716	519	478	5,717	1.26%	0	0	0
286	407	273	389	408	391	292	382	429	377	329	419	4,382	0.97%	0	0	0
300	430	225	181	223	392	263	290	261	239	280	184	3,268	0.72%	0	0	0
59	56	24	45	78	46	46	60	65	31	48	49	607	0.13%	0	0	0
29,018	46,036	33,399	34,872	47,505	47,950	31,562	34,038	41,223	34,134	32,453	40,215	452,405	100.00%	16	4	20
207	348	145	197	278	253	165	248	291	277	288	235	2,932	0.64%
114	163	73	100	138	161	82	119	132	93	136	108	1,419	0.31%
29,339	46,547	33,617	35,169	47,921	48,364	31,809	34,405	41,646	34,504	32,877	40,558	456,756	84.84%
36,601	55,445	37,561	41,671	55,872	55,647	36,878	41,340	49,932	40,727	39,376	47,296	538,346
80.16%	83.95%	89.50%	84.40%	85.77%	86.91%	86.25%	83.22%	83.41%	84.72%	83.50%	85.75%	84.84%

The following candidates were elected:[6] Tommy Ahlers (V), Katarina Ammitzbøll (C), Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille (I), Ida Auken (B), Pia Olsen Dyhr (F), Uffe Elbæk (Å), Martin Geertsen (V), Jette Gottlieb (Ø), Peter Hummelgaard Thomsen (A), Jan E. Jørgensen (V), Rosa Lund (Ø), Rune Lund (Ø), Samira Nawa (B), Halime Oguz (F), Lars Aslan Rasmussen (A), Jens Rohde (B), Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil (A), Peter Skaarup (O), Pernille Skipper (Ø) and Carl Valentin (F).

2015

Results of the 2015 general election held on 18 June 2015:[7][8][9]

!
Party
	Social Democrats
	Red–Green Alliance
	Danish People's Party
	The Alternative
	Venstre
	Danish Social Liberal Party
	Liberal Alliance
	Socialist People's Party
	Conservative People's Party
	Christian Democrats
	Independents
Valid Votes
Blank votes
Invalid votes – other
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout

Votes per district												Total Votes	%	Seats
Bispeb -jerg	Brøns -høj	Fal -koner	Indre By	Nørre -bro	Øster -bro	Slots	Sundby -øster	Sundby -vester	Tårnby	Valby	Vester -bro			Con.	Lev.	Tot.
6,251	11,540	7,134	6,562	8,061	10,634	6,995	7,339	8,223	9,544	7,432	7,038	96,753	22.32%	4	0	4
6,157	7,170	3,985	5,495	12,239	6,443	3,877	5,386	5,726	2,603	4,646	7,413	71,140	16.41%	3	0	3
3,363	6,523	2,720	1,944	2,502	3,850	3,524	4,432	4,400	9,421	4,091	2,805	49,575	11.44%	2	0	2
3,381	3,921	3,500	4,510	8,262	5,124	2,724	3,562	4,010	1,226	2,612	5,643	48,475	11.18%	2	0	2
2,037	4,428	4,129	3,852	2,710	5,339	4,161	3,275	3,830	5,448	2,886	2,626	44,721	10.32%	2	0	2
2,205	3,369	4,140	4,044	5,065	5,082	3,049	2,691	3,340	1,413	2,346	3,834	40,578	9.36%	1	0	1
1,829	3,130	3,584	4,140	2,895	5,115	3,349	2,683	3,540	2,450	2,323	2,897	37,935	8.75%	1	1	2
1,909	3,509	2,015	2,085	3,471	2,921	1,772	2,156	2,318	1,483	2,031	2,590	28,260	6.52%	1	0	1
580	1,240	1,970	1,260	706	1,541	1,861	755	886	1,210	769	693	13,471	3.11%	0	0	0
169	235	85	71	133	185	116	144	138	101	139	83	1,599	0.37%	0	0	0
85	104	62	56	134	60	57	90	87	43	89	86	953	0.22%	0	0	0
27,966	45,169	33,324	34,019	46,178	46,294	31,485	32,513	36,498	34,942	29,364	35,708	433,460	100.00%	16	1	17
314	434	254	221	366	312	260	327	327	242	297	282	3,636	0.83%
107	138	97	125	170	142	92	136	155	111	120	105	1,498	0.34%
28,387	45,741	33,675	34,365	46,714	46,748	31,837	32,976	36,980	35,295	29,781	36,095	438,594	84.61%
36,085	54,683	37,779	40,705	55,396	53,634	36,781	39,746	44,476	40,830	35,926	42,332	518,373
78.67%	83.65%	89.14%	84.42%	84.33%	87.16%	86.56%	82.97%	83.15%	86.44%	82.90%	85.27%	84.61%

The following candidates were elected:[10] Yildiz Akdogan (A), Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille (I), Ida Auken (B), Pelle Dragsted (Ø), Pia Olsen Dyhr (F), Uffe Elbæk (Å), Martin Henriksen (O), Peter Hummelgaard Thomsen (A), Jan E. Jørgensen (V), Laura Lindahl (I), Carolina Magdalene Maier (Å), Søren Pind (V), Mette Reissmann (A), Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen (Ø), Peter Skaarup (O), Finn Sørensen (Ø) and Helle Thorning-Schmidt (A).

2011

Results of the 2011 general election held on 15 September 2011:[11][12][13]

!
Party
	Social Democrats
	Danish Social Liberal Party
	Red–Green Alliance
	Venstre
	Socialist People's Party
	Danish People's Party
	Liberal Alliance
	Conservative People's Party
	Christian Democrats
	Independents
Valid Votes
Blank votes
Invalid votes – other
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout

Votes per district												Total Votes	%	Seats
Bispeb -jerg	Brøns -høj	Fal -koner	Indre By	Nørre -bro	Øster -bro	Slots	Sundby -øster	Sundby -vester	Tårnby	Valby	Vester -bro			Con.	Lev.	Tot.
5,967	10,305	5,198	4,541	7,249	8,153	5,599	6,341	6,740	7,913	6,645	6,054	80,705	18.94%	3	0	3
3,945	6,125	6,792	6,937	8,952	8,882	5,442	4,795	5,708	2,955	4,012	6,719	71,264	16.72%	3	0	3
5,630	6,790	4,139	6,100	12,382	6,744	3,758	5,088	5,540	2,485	4,235	7,940	70,831	16.62%	3	0	3
3,095	6,647	5,889	5,174	3,748	7,645	5,737	4,900	5,280	8,698	4,338	3,763	64,914	15.23%	2	1	3
3,891	6,112	3,462	3,824	6,821	5,206	3,390	4,130	4,291	3,119	3,744	4,880	52,870	12.40%	2	1	3
2,675	5,060	2,022	1,397	2,112	2,764	2,513	3,047	3,098	6,119	2,964	2,116	35,887	8.42%	1	1	2
1,290	2,051	2,397	2,719	2,003	3,235	2,161	1,704	2,276	1,680	1,419	1,947	24,882	5.84%	1	0	1
1,110	2,119	3,308	2,193	1,404	2,876	2,977	1,153	1,578	1,980	1,278	1,286	23,262	5.46%	0	1	1
107	176	80	56	103	130	95	90	77	98	85	88	1,185	0.28%	0	0	0
35	40	12	34	57	37	17	50	39	25	23	36	405	0.10%	0	0	0
27,745	45,425	33,299	32,975	44,831	45,672	31,689	31,298	34,627	35,072	28,743	34,829	426,205	100.00%	15	4	19
196	291	160	154	268	252	186	213	225	209	217	217	2,588	0.60%
202	194	101	116	279	170	127	126	153	98	125	179	1,870	0.43%
28,143	45,910	33,560	33,245	45,378	46,094	32,002	31,637	35,005	35,379	29,085	35,225	430,663	86.42%
34,581	53,394	36,937	39,278	52,623	51,793	36,509	37,224	41,247	40,043	34,084	40,637	498,350
81.38%	85.98%	90.86%	84.64%	86.23%	89.00%	87.66%	84.99%	84.87%	88.35%	85.33%	86.68%	86.42%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille (I), Ida Auken (F), Özlem Cekic (F), Uffe Elbæk (B), Martin Geertsen (V), Karen Hækkerup (A), Martin Henriksen (O), Jan E. Jørgensen (V), Lone Loklindt (B), Rosa Lund (Ø), Per Stig Møller (C), Søren Pind (V), Mette Reissmann (A), Manu Sareen (B), Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen (Ø), Peter Skaarup (O), Finn Sørensen (Ø), Villy Søvndal (F) and Helle Thorning-Schmidt (A).

2007

Results of the 2007 general election held on 13 November 2007:[15][16][17][18]

!
Party
	Social Democrats
	Socialist People's Party
	Venstre
	Danish People's Party
	Conservative People's Party
	Danish Social Liberal Party
	Unity List
	New Alliance
	Christian Democrats
	Independents
Valid Votes
Blank votes
Invalid votes – other
Total Polled
Registered Electors
Turnout

Votes per district												Total Votes	%	Seats
Bispeb -jerg	Brøns -høj	Fal -koner	Indre By	Nørre -bro	Øster -bro	Slots	Sundby -øster	Sundby -vester	Tårnby	Valby	Vester -bro			Con.	Lev.	Tot.
7,207	12,213	6,471	5,912	9,420	10,408	6,635	7,859	7,889	9,102	7,437	7,350	97,903	24.23%	4	0	4
6,133	9,194	5,435	6,601	11,339	8,855	5,254	6,605	6,776	4,381	5,832	8,438	84,843	21.00%	4	0	4
2,938	6,040	4,918	4,487	3,549	6,416	4,570	4,137	4,245	7,489	3,568	2,954	55,311	13.69%	2	0	2
3,363	6,159	2,454	1,716	2,906	3,466	3,019	3,720	3,583	6,401	3,582	2,537	42,906	10.62%	2	0	2
2,047	3,865	5,357	3,707	2,683	5,114	4,893	2,346	2,753	3,650	2,311	2,085	40,811	10.10%	1	1	2
2,020	3,188	3,452	3,620	4,570	4,645	2,691	2,350	2,721	1,424	1,945	3,232	35,858	8.88%	1	0	1
1,939	2,495	1,649	2,805	5,106	2,666	1,410	1,604	1,939	553	1,514	3,283	26,963	6.67%	1	0	1
886	1,633	1,722	1,847	1,736	2,158	1,449	1,183	1,356	997	988	1,268	17,223	4.26%	0	1	1
196	269	130	116	166	214	175	187	155	134	119	153	2,014	0.50%	0	0	0
9	9	14	11	21	20	8	23	13	12	11	4	155	0.04%	0	0	0
26,738	45,065	31,602	30,822	41,496	43,962	30,104	30,014	31,430	34,143	27,307	31,304	403,987	100.00%	15	2	17
116	179	121	99	192	154	119	115	132	141	147	124	1,639	0.40%
82	118	67	60	198	98	101	105	95	89	108	103	1,224	0.30%
26,936	45,362	31,790	30,981	41,886	44,214	30,324	30,234	31,657	34,373	27,562	31,531	406,850	84.78%
33,772	53,338	35,733	37,037	50,012	50,809	35,025	36,279	38,343	39,168	33,149	37,252	479,917
79.76%	85.05%	88.97%	83.65%	83.75%	87.02%	86.58%	83.34%	82.56%	87.76%	83.15%	84.64%	84.78%

The following candidates were elected:[19] Yildiz Akdogan (A), Christine Antorini (A), Ida Auken (F), Özlem Cekic (F), Lone Dybkjær (B), Karen Hækkerup (A), Martin Henriksen (O), Anne Grete Holmsgaard (F), Rikke Hvilshøj (V), Naser Khader (Y), Per Stig Møller (C), Søren Pind (V), Kamal Qureshi (F), Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen (Ø), Helle Sjelle (C), Peter Skaarup (O) and Helle Thorning-Schmidt (A).

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