East Jutland (Folketing constituency)

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East Jutland
Østjylland
Constituency
for the Folketing
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Location of East Jutland within Denmark
Municipality
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RegionCentral Denmark
Population898,083 (2020)[1]
Electorate584,347 (2019)
Current constituency
Created2007
Seats
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  • 18 (2011–present)
  • 17 (2007–2011)
Members of the Folketing[2]
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East Jutland (Danish: Østjylland) 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 Aarhus, Favrskov, Hedensted, Horsens, Norddjurs, Odder, Randers, Samsø, Skanderborg and Syddjurs. The constituency currently elects 18 of the 179 members of the Folketing using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2019 general election it had 584,347 registered electors.

Electoral system[]

East Jutland currently elects 18 of the 179 members of the Folketing using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[3][4] Constituency seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method.[5][6] Compensatory seats are calculated based on the national vote and are allocated using the Sainte-Laguë method, initially at the provincial level and finally at the constituency level.[7][8] Only parties that reach any one of three thresholds stipulated by section 77 of the Folketing (Parliamentary) Elections Act - winning at least one constituency seat; obtaining at least the Hare quota (valid votes in province/number of constituency seats in province) in two of the three provinces; or obtaining at least 2% of the national vote - compete for compensatory seats.[9][10]

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		 Liberal
Alliance
I/Y		 People's
O
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
2019 35,261 7.11% 1 40,665 8.20% 2 16,915 3.41% 0 128,108 25.82% 6 49,157 9.91% 2 112,358 22.65% 5 28,431 5.73% 1 14,157 2.85% 0 38,889 7.84% 1
2015 35,960 7.43% 1 21,100 4.36% 0 29,587 6.11% 1 132,320 27.32% 6 23,876 4.93% 1 90,528 18.69% 4 13,490 2.79% 0 40,101 8.28% 1 91,621 18.92% 4
2011 30,471 6.32% 1 43,364 8.99% 1 131,338 27.22% 5 50,350 10.44% 2 131,674 27.29% 6 18,028 3.74% 0 23,682 4.91% 1 50,274 10.42% 2
2007 9,887 2.14% 0 61,496 13.30% 2 127,432 27.56% 6 24,921 5.39% 1 125,074 27.05% 5 40,068 8.67% 1 13,389 2.90% 0 56,218 12.16% 2

(Excludes compensatory seats)

Detailed[]

2019[]

Results of the 2019 general election held on 5 June 2019:[11][12][13][14]

Party Votes per nomination district Total
Votes		 % Seats
Aarhus
East		 Aarhus
North		 Aarhus
South		 Aarhus
West		 Djurs Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Randers
North		 Randers
South		 Skander
-borg		 Con. Com. Tot.
Social Democrats A 11,725 12,408 11,975 13,059 14,886 8,400 6,917 14,601 9,918 9,499 14,720 128,108 25.82% 6 1 7
Venstre V 12,564 8,446 11,010 8,404 12,700 8,199 9,024 12,437 7,084 8,290 14,200 112,358 22.65% 5 1 6
Danish Social Liberal Party B 9,771 8,245 6,290 7,285 2,630 2,100 1,205 3,627 1,534 1,603 4,867 49,157 9.91% 2 1 3
Socialist People's Party F 6,446 5,968 5,147 4,458 3,630 1,852 1,258 3,411 1,793 2,089 4,613 40,665 8.20% 2 0 2
Danish People's Party O 2,269 2,332 2,609 3,315 5,213 2,748 4,127 6,042 2,881 2,917 4,436 38,889 7.84% 1 1 2
Red–Green Alliance Ø 6,359 5,963 4,417 4,709 2,744 1,302 905 2,672 1,392 1,564 3,234 35,261 7.11% 1 0 1
Conservative People's Party C 4,287 2,705 3,310 2,527 2,252 2,087 1,569 3,208 1,208 1,424 3,854 28,431 5.73% 1 0 1
The Alternative Å 3,739 2,948 2,168 1,809 1,288 630 373 1,075 406 667 1,812 16,915 3.41% 0 1 1
Liberal Alliance I 2,781 1,811 1,492 1,191 1,370 645 706 1,647 513 709 1,292 14,157 2.85% 0 1 1
Christian Democrats K 1,118 1,415 928 1,149 831 569 1,390 890 519 795 1,013 10,617 2.14% 0 0 0
The New Right D 967 827 945 992 1,154 619 695 1,253 575 686 1,084 9,797 1.97% 0 1 1
Hard Line P 593 666 558 749 904 493 575 1,148 555 555 688 7,484 1.51% 0 0 0
Klaus Riskær Pedersen E 465 418 343 322 442 193 235 442 170 229 415 3,674 0.74% 0 0 0
Chresten H. Ibsen (Independent) 53 70 47 78 41 31 18 53 19 23 56 489 0.10% 0 0 0
Hans Schultz (Independent) 7 10 8 7 4 4 2 9 1 3 5 60 0.01% 0 0 0
Valid Votes 63,144 54,232 51,247 50,054 50,089 29,872 28,999 52,515 28,568 31,053 56,289 496,062 100.00% 18 7 25
Blank Votes 472 438 366 400 410 258 282 464 220 266 429 4,005 0.80%
Rejected Votes – Other 135 141 124 146 114 44 77 159 69 63 92 1,164 0.23%
Total Polled 63,751 54,811 51,737 50,600 50,613 30,174 29,358 53,138 28,857 31,382 56,810 501,231 85.78%
Registered Electors 71,780 63,416 58,277 60,335 61,238 34,436 34,129 63,450 35,326 38,059 63,901 584,347
Turnout 88.81% 86.43% 88.78% 83.87% 82.65% 87.62% 86.02% 83.75% 81.69% 82.46% 88.90% 85.78%

Votes per municipality:[15]

Party Votes per municipality Total
Votes
Aarhus Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Nord
-djurs		 Odder Randers Samsø Skander
-borg		 Syd
-djurs
Social Democrats A 49,167 8,400 6,917 14,601 7,496 3,961 19,417 638 10,121 7,390 128,108
Venstre V 40,424 8,199 9,024 12,437 5,647 3,604 15,374 586 10,010 7,053 112,358
Danish Social Liberal Party B 31,591 2,100 1,205 3,627 811 1,120 3,137 124 3,623 1,819 49,157
Socialist People's Party F 22,019 1,852 1,258 3,411 1,567 1,236 3,882 216 3,161 2,063 40,665
Danish People's Party O 10,525 2,748 4,127 6,042 2,587 1,111 5,798 196 3,129 2,626 38,889
Red–Green Alliance Ø 21,448 1,302 905 2,672 1,107 944 2,956 230 2,060 1,637 35,261
Conservative People's Party C 12,829 2,087 1,569 3,208 807 1,186 2,632 170 2,498 1,445 28,431
The Alternative Å 10,664 630 373 1,075 410 423 1,073 98 1,291 878 16,915
Liberal Alliance I 7,275 645 706 1,647 826 240 1,222 52 1,000 544 14,157
Christian Democrats K 4,610 569 1,390 890 402 265 1,314 46 702 429 10,617
The New Right D 3,731 619 695 1,253 581 267 1,261 34 783 573 9,797
Hard Line P 2,566 493 575 1,148 471 194 1,110 30 464 433 7,484
Klaus Riskær Pedersen E 1,548 193 235 442 193 97 399 20 298 249 3,674
Chresten H. Ibsen (Independent) 248 31 18 53 18 16 42 0 40 23 489
Hans Schultz (Independent) 32 4 2 9 0 1 4 1 3 4 60
Valid Votes 218,677 29,872 28,999 52,515 22,923 14,665 59,621 2,441 39,183 27,166 496,062
Blank Votes 1,676 258 282 464 203 113 486 34 282 207 4,005
Rejected Votes – Other 546 44 77 159 45 18 132 8 66 69 1,164
Total Polled 220,899 30,174 29,358 53,138 23,171 14,796 60,239 2,483 39,531 27,442 501,231
Registered Electors 253,808 34,436 34,129 63,450 28,798 16,785 73,385 2,914 44,202 32,440 584,347
Turnout 87.03% 87.62% 86.02% 83.75% 80.46% 88.15% 82.09% 85.21% 89.43% 84.59% 85.78%

The following candidates were elected:[16][17] Kirsten Normann Andersen (F), 7,885 votes; Britt Bager (V), 17,725 votes; Heidi Bank (V), 5,651 votes; Anne Sophie Callesen (B), 1,926 votes; Mette Dencker (O), 2,348 votes; Jakob Ellemann-Jensen (V), 36,354 votes; Camilla Fabricius (A), 11,812 votes; Torsten Gejl (Å), 1,383 votes; Daniel Toft Jakobsen (A), 8,737 votes; Leif Lahn Jensen (A), 12,967 votes; Michael Aastrup Jensen (V), 18,423 votes; Jens Joel (A), 11,129 votes; Mona Juul (C), 9,820 votes; Henrik Dam Kristensen (A), 14,878 votes; Malte Larsen (A), 10,596 votes; Lars Boje Mathiesen (D), 2,396 votes; Charlotte Broman Mølbæk (F), 2,641 votes; Fatma Øktem (V), 9,436 votes; Ole Birk Olesen (I), 2,020 votes; Morten Østergaard (B), 17,781 votes; Troels Lund Poulsen (V), 12,063 votes; Katrine Robsøe (B), 3,430 votes; Hans Kristian Skibby (O), 2,834 votes; Nikolaj Villumsen (Ø) 6,254 votes; and Nicolai Wammen (A), 42,498 votes.

2015[]

Results of the 2015 general election held on 18 June 2015:[18][19][20][21]

Party Votes per nomination district Total
Votes		 % Seats
Aarhus
East		 Aarhus
North		 Aarhus
South		 Aarhus
West		 Djurs Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Randers
North		 Randers
South		 Skander
-borg		 Con. Com. Tot.
Social Democrats A 13,362 14,067 13,623 14,570 13,935 8,185 6,399 13,900 9,741 9,287 15,251 132,320 27.32% 6 1 7
Danish People's Party O 5,706 6,000 6,483 7,884 12,749 6,696 8,922 12,878 6,989 7,237 10,077 91,621 18.92% 4 1 5
Venstre V 9,599 7,028 8,909 7,091 10,666 6,770 7,138 9,634 5,638 6,397 11,658 90,528 18.69% 4 0 4
Liberal Alliance I 6,650 4,507 4,902 3,362 3,039 2,026 2,413 5,098 1,679 2,176 4,249 40,101 8.28% 1 1 2
Red–Green Alliance Ø 5,432 5,615 4,044 4,730 2,986 1,479 1,106 3,454 1,990 1,991 3,133 35,960 7.43% 1 1 2
The Alternative Å 6,082 4,732 4,064 3,410 2,558 1,140 664 1,819 774 1,060 3,284 29,587 6.11% 1 0 1
Danish Social Liberal Party B 4,881 4,018 3,375 2,555 1,258 1,270 741 1,808 676 857 2,437 23,876 4.93% 1 0 1
Socialist People's Party F 2,932 2,982 2,509 2,355 2,519 1,100 721 1,914 916 945 2,207 21,100 4.36% 0 1 1
Conservative People's Party C 1,936 1,350 1,655 1,325 1,178 953 655 1,293 664 818 1,663 13,490 2.79% 0 1 1
Christian Democrats K 486 826 349 569 239 217 694 309 232 378 328 4,627 0.96% 0 0 0
Yahya Hassan (Independent) 165 199 106 178 35 16 26 78 37 55 49 944 0.19% 0 0 0
Peter Ymer Nielsen (Independent) 6 8 21 19 8 8 2 2 6 4 15 99 0.02% 0 0 0
Poul Gundersen (Independent) 10 7 5 7 4 3 2 2 4 3 5 52 0.01% 0 0 0
Valid Votes 57,247 51,339 50,045 48,055 51,174 29,863 29,483 52,189 29,346 31,208 54,356 484,305 100.00% 18 6 24
Blank Votes 521 550 420 446 407 278 252 483 254 258 427 4,296 0.88%
Rejected Votes – Other 183 134 125 164 147 79 94 212 86 89 100 1,413 0.29%
Total Polled 57,951 52,023 50,590 48,665 51,728 30,220 29,829 52,884 29,686 31,555 54,883 490,014 86.69%
Registered Electors 65,666 60,307 56,803 58,372 60,784 33,970 33,766 61,563 35,230 37,519 61,279 565,259
Turnout 88.25% 86.26% 89.06% 83.37% 85.10% 88.96% 88.34% 85.90% 84.26% 84.10% 89.56% 86.69%

Votes per municipality:[15]

Party Votes per municipality Total
Votes
Aarhus Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Nord
-djurs		 Odder Randers Samsø Skander
-borg		 Syd
-djurs
Social Democrats A 55,622 8,185 6,399 13,900 7,127 4,297 19,028 692 10,262 6,808 132,320
Danish People's Party O 26,073 6,696 8,922 12,878 6,474 2,505 14,226 446 7,126 6,275 91,621
Venstre V 32,627 6,770 7,138 9,634 5,099 3,237 12,035 532 7,889 5,567 90,528
Liberal Alliance I 19,421 2,026 2,413 5,098 1,186 936 3,855 125 3,188 1,853 40,101
Red–Green Alliance Ø 19,821 1,479 1,106 3,454 1,470 841 3,981 203 2,089 1,516 35,960
The Alternative Å 18,288 1,140 664 1,819 921 920 1,834 185 2,179 1,637 29,587
Danish Social Liberal Party B 14,829 1,270 741 1,808 428 531 1,533 57 1,849 830 23,876
Socialist People's Party F 10,778 1,100 721 1,914 867 575 1,861 115 1,517 1,652 21,100
Conservative People's Party C 6,266 953 655 1,293 469 411 1,482 108 1,144 709 13,490
Christian Democrats K 2,230 217 694 309 132 90 610 7 231 107 4,627
Yahya Hassan (Independent) 648 16 26 78 18 11 92 0 38 17 944
Peter Ymer Nielsen (Independent) 54 8 2 2 3 3 10 0 12 5 99
Poul Gundersen (Independent) 29 3 2 2 1 0 7 0 5 3 52
Valid Votes 206,686 29,863 29,483 52,189 24,195 14,357 60,554 2,470 37,529 26,979 484,305
Blank Votes 1,937 278 252 483 210 112 512 14 301 197 4,296
Rejected Votes – Other 606 79 94 212 75 25 175 7 68 72 1,413
Total Polled 209,229 30,220 29,829 52,884 24,480 14,494 61,241 2,491 37,898 27,248 490,014
Registered Electors 241,148 33,970 33,766 61,563 29,325 16,279 72,749 2,928 42,072 31,459 565,259
Turnout 86.76% 88.96% 88.34% 85.90% 83.48% 89.03% 84.18% 85.08% 90.08% 86.61% 86.69%

The following candidates were elected:[22][23] Carsten Bach (I), 6,459 votes; Britt Bager (V), 13,820 votes; Tilde Bork (O), 11,686 votes; Kirsten Brosbøl (A), 18,970 votes; Hans Kristian Bundgaard-Skibby (O), 15,310 votes; Kim Christiansen (O), 10,712 votes; Jonas Dahl (F), 5,316 votes; Mette Hjermind Dencker (O), 23,171 votes; Jakob Ellemann-Jensen (V), 17,625 votes; Josephine Fock (Å), 11,456 votes; (O), 6,251 votes; Daniel Toft Jakobsen (A), 8,353 votes; Leif Lahn Jensen (A), 11,793 votes; Michael Aastrup Jensen (V), 10,995 votes; Jens Joel (A), 13,081 votes; Naser Khader (C), 7,374 votes; Henrik Dam Kristensen (A), 15,790 votes; Ole Birk Olesen (I), 20,580 votes; Morten Østergaard (B), 14,534 votes; (A), 14,738 votes; Troels Lund Poulsen (V), 9,634 votes; Søren Egge Rasmussen (Ø) 5,320 votes; Nikolaj Villumsen (Ø) 6,415 votes; and Nicolai Wammen (A), 37,903 votes.

2011[]

Results of the 2011 general election held on 15 September 2011:[24][25][26][27]

Party Votes per nomination district Total
Votes		 % Seats
Aarhus
East		 Aarhus
North		 Aarhus
South		 Aarhus
West		 Djurs Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Randers
North		 Randers
South		 Skander
-borg		 Con. Com. Tot.
Venstre V 13,012 9,689 12,752 10,669 15,494 9,814 11,063 14,855 8,286 9,337 16,703 131,674 27.29% 6 1 7
Social Democrats A 11,858 13,960 12,908 14,810 14,963 7,972 6,250 13,595 10,966 10,081 13,975 131,338 27.22% 5 2 7
Danish Social Liberal Party B 9,110 7,568 6,501 5,591 3,847 2,578 1,833 4,242 1,619 2,160 5,301 50,350 10.44% 2 1 3
Danish People's Party O 3,262 3,785 3,835 4,832 6,775 3,512 4,636 6,851 3,635 3,730 5,421 50,274 10.42% 2 1 3
Socialist People's Party F 5,760 6,056 4,705 4,872 4,031 2,166 1,844 4,521 2,259 2,254 4,896 43,364 8.99% 1 1 2
Red–Green Alliance Ø 5,307 5,057 3,673 3,908 2,540 1,140 863 2,508 1,250 1,400 2,825 30,471 6.32% 1 0 1
Liberal Alliance I 3,410 2,651 2,592 2,015 2,036 1,301 1,609 3,272 983 1,294 2,519 23,682 4.91% 1 0 1
Conservative People's Party C 2,458 1,831 2,253 1,750 1,667 1,303 985 1,770 822 989 2,200 18,028 3.74% 0 1 1
Christian Democrats K 329 451 224 315 250 163 476 252 171 250 209 3,090 0.64% 0 0 0
Ibrahim Gøkhan (Independent) 8 27 6 45 4 1 1 9 2 3 4 110 0.02% 0 0 0
Janus Kramer (Independent) 13 26 9 9 9 7 2 5 1 4 9 94 0.02% 0 0 0
Valid Votes 54,527 51,101 49,458 48,816 51,616 29,957 29,562 51,880 29,994 31,502 54,062 482,475 100.00% 18 7 25
Blank Votes 325 330 278 314 329 180 232 393 167 191 263 3,002 0.62%
Rejected Votes – Other 145 137 117 164 150 67 85 178 89 94 106 1,332 0.27%
Total Polled 54,997 51,568 49,853 49,294 52,095 30,204 29,879 52,451 30,250 31,787 54,431 486,809 88.50%
Registered Electors 61,334 58,284 55,076 56,520 60,254 33,558 33,357 59,588 35,018 36,819 60,242 550,050
Turnout 89.67% 88.48% 90.52% 87.22% 86.46% 90.01% 89.57% 88.02% 86.38% 86.33% 90.35% 88.50%

Votes per municipality:[15]

Party Votes per municipality Total
Votes
Aarhus Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Nord
-djurs		 Odder Randers Samsø Skander
-borg		 Syd
-djurs
Venstre V 46,122 9,814 11,063 14,855 7,157 4,310 17,623 740 11,653 8,337 131,674
Social Democrats A 53,536 7,972 6,250 13,595 7,740 3,936 21,047 611 9,428 7,223 131,338
Danish Social Liberal Party B 28,770 2,578 1,833 4,242 1,462 1,328 3,779 201 3,772 2,385 50,350
Danish People's Party O 15,714 3,512 4,636 6,851 3,359 1,398 7,365 265 3,758 3,416 50,274
Socialist People's Party F 21,393 2,166 1,844 4,521 1,739 1,410 4,513 370 3,116 2,292 43,364
Red–Green Alliance Ø 17,945 1,140 863 2,508 1,121 773 2,650 240 1,812 1,419 30,471
Liberal Alliance I 10,668 1,301 1,609 3,272 951 559 2,277 80 1,880 1,085 23,682
Conservative People's Party C 8,292 1,303 985 1,770 663 587 1,811 140 1,473 1,004 18,028
Christian Democrats K 1,319 163 476 252 150 67 421 5 137 100 3,090
Ibrahim Gøkhan (Independent) 86 1 1 9 0 2 5 0 2 4 110
Janus Kramer (Independent) 57 7 2 5 5 2 5 0 7 4 94
Valid Votes 203,902 29,957 29,562 51,880 24,347 14,372 61,496 2,652 37,038 27,269 482,475
Blank Votes 1,247 180 232 393 179 64 358 20 179 150 3,002
Rejected Votes – Other 563 67 85 178 69 22 183 11 73 81 1,332
Total Polled 205,712 30,204 29,879 52,451 24,595 14,458 62,037 2,683 37,290 27,500 486,809
Registered Electors 231,214 33,558 33,357 59,588 28,979 16,050 71,837 3,069 41,123 31,275 550,050
Turnout 88.97% 90.01% 89.57% 88.02% 84.87% 90.08% 86.36% 87.42% 90.68% 87.93% 88.50%

The following candidates were elected:[28][29] (F), 4,295 votes; (V), 9,896 votes; (B), 6,839 votes; (C), 7,191 votes; Kirsten Brosbøl (A), 11,285 votes; (V), 7,830 votes; Kim Christiansen (O), 10,004 votes; (Ø) 6,525 votes; Jonas Dahl (F), 8,280 votes; Mette Hjermind Dencker (O), 8,579 votes; Lykke Friis (V), 57,428 votes; Torben Hansen (A), 7,853 votes; Leif Lahn Jensen (A), 10,785 votes; Michael Aastrup Jensen (V), 16,352 votes; Karen Jespersen (V), 9,080 votes; Jens Joel (A), 8,397 votes; Henrik Dam Kristensen (A), 14,159 votes; (B), 4,696 votes; Fatma Øktem (V), 6,151 votes; Ole Birk Olesen (I), 14,120 votes; Morten Østergaard (B), 25,047 votes; (A), 11,609 votes; Troels Lund Poulsen (V), 18,122 votes; Hans Kristian Skibby (O), 8,801 votes; and Nicolai Wammen (A), 51,399 votes.

2007[]

Results of the 2007 general election held on 13 November 2007:[30][31][32][33][34]

Party Votes per nomination district Total
Votes		 % Seats
Aarhus
East		 Aarhus
North		 Aarhus
South		 Aarhus
West		 Djurs Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Randers
North		 Randers
South		 Skander
-borg		 Con. Com. Tot.
Social Democrats A 12,398 14,197 12,577 14,431 13,770 7,343 5,756 13,610 10,215 9,307 13,828 127,432 27.56% 6 1 7
Venstre V 11,178 8,390 11,171 9,694 15,541 9,406 11,382 15,154 8,159 9,035 15,964 125,074 27.05% 5 1 6
Socialist People's Party F 9,505 9,365 7,376 7,208 5,514 2,674 2,360 5,536 2,759 2,918 6,281 61,496 13.30% 2 1 3
Danish People's Party O 3,666 4,418 4,364 5,691 7,717 3,708 4,757 7,247 4,313 4,389 5,948 56,218 12.16% 2 1 3
Conservative People's Party C 5,402 3,854 4,806 3,701 4,025 2,634 2,311 4,131 1,935 2,441 4,828 40,068 8.67% 1 1 2
Danish Social Liberal Party B 4,846 3,809 3,352 2,420 1,863 1,428 868 1,788 897 993 2,657 24,921 5.39% 1 0 1
New Alliance Y 1,964 1,643 1,574 1,351 1,074 796 621 1,605 522 593 1,646 13,389 2.90% 0 1 1
Unity List Ø 1,994 1,836 1,198 1,788 650 294 186 557 268 290 826 9,887 2.14% 0 1 1
Christian Democrats K 412 611 321 417 278 178 531 271 204 322 275 3,820 0.83% 0 0 0
Janus Kramer Møller (Independent) 6 15 13 11 12 5 3 8 2 8 11 94 0.02% 0 0 0
Valid Votes 51,371 48,138 46,752 46,712 50,444 28,466 28,775 49,907 29,274 30,296 52,264 462,399 100.00% 17 7 24
Blank Votes 218 248 206 192 237 145 171 253 124 132 211 2,137 0.46%
Rejected Votes – Other 90 86 75 124 97 44 53 126 57 65 65 882 0.19%
Total Polled 51,679 48,472 47,033 47,028 50,778 28,655 28,999 50,286 29,455 30,493 52,540 465,418 87.33%
Registered Electors 58,257 55,541 52,650 54,494 59,697 32,493 32,796 58,088 34,551 35,875 58,527 532,969
Turnout 88.71% 87.27% 89.33% 86.30% 85.06% 88.19% 88.42% 86.57% 85.25% 85.00% 89.77% 87.33%

Votes per municipality:[15]

Party Votes per municipality Total
Votes
Aarhus Favrs
-kov		 Heden
-sted		 Hors
-ens		 Nord
-djurs		 Odder Randers Samsø Skander
-borg		 Syd
-djurs
Social Democrats A 53,603 7,343 5,756 13,610 7,081 3,953 19,522 675 9,200 6,689 127,432
Venstre V 40,433 9,406 11,382 15,154 7,489 4,128 17,194 790 11,046 8,052 125,074
Socialist People's Party F 33,454 2,674 2,360 5,536 2,385 1,802 5,677 391 4,088 3,129 61,496
Danish People's Party O 18,139 3,708 4,757 7,247 3,838 1,476 8,702 327 4,145 3,879 56,218
Conservative People's Party C 17,763 2,634 2,311 4,131 1,704 1,269 4,376 224 3,335 2,321 40,068
Danish Social Liberal Party B 14,427 1,428 868 1,788 745 708 1,890 130 1,819 1,118 24,921
New Alliance Y 6,532 796 621 1,605 402 380 1,115 72 1,194 672 13,389
Unity List Ø 6,816 294 186 557 293 216 558 79 531 357 9,887
Christian Democrats K 1,761 178 531 271 146 76 526 14 185 132 3,820
Janus Kramer Møller (Independent) 45 5 3 8 7 4 10 1 6 5 94
Valid Votes 192,973 28,466 28,775 49,907 24,090 14,012 59,570 2,703 35,549 26,354 462,399
Blank Votes 864 145 171 253 106 55 256 12 144 131 2,137
Rejected Votes – Other 375 44 53 126 37 16 122 3 46 60 882
Total Polled 194,212 28,655 28,999 50,286 24,233 14,083 59,948 2,718 35,739 26,545 465,418
Registered Electors 220,942 32,493 32,796 58,088 29,064 15,692 70,426 3,182 39,653 30,633 532,969
Turnout 87.90% 88.19% 88.42% 86.57% 83.38% 89.75% 85.12% 85.42% 90.13% 86.65% 87.33%

The following candidates were elected:[35][36] (F), 6,601 votes; (V), 13,097 votes; Svend Auken (A), 43,122 votes; (C), 8,434 votes; (A), 7,820 votes; Kirsten Brosbøl (A), 13,564 votes; (V), 10,907 votes; Kim Christiansen (O), 3,532 votes; (Ø) 2,227 votes; Jonas Dahl (F), 7,296 votes; Pernille Frahm (F), 15,130 votes; Torben Hansen (A), 10,824 votes; Leif Lahn Jensen (A), 9,778 votes; Michael Aastrup Jensen (V), 19,030 votes; Karen Jespersen (V), 28,681 votes; Henriette Kjær (C), 22,919 votes; Henrik Dam Kristensen (A), 19,500 votes; (A), 7,631 votes; Morten Messerschmidt (O), 32,521 votes; Morten Østergaard (B), 9,096 votes; Troels Lund Poulsen (V), 17,693 votes; Anders Samuelsen (Y), 11,218 votes; Hans Kristian Skibby (O), 7,421 votes; and (V), 9,752 votes.

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