Background
Following the 2021 election, Stephanie Lose from Venstre became chairperson for her second term. [2] [3] However, Lose announced on October 25, 2025, that she would step down from the position, in case she became a minister. [4] Following this, Bo Libergren, from Venstre as well replaced her, when she became the Minister for Economic Affairs. [5] [6]
Since their establishment in 2007, Denmark’s five regions have been subject to ongoing political debate. In June 2024, the government's Health Structure Commission proposed three models for reorganizing the healthcare system, two of which involved abolishing the existing regions. [7] In the end, the regions were retained, however with a reformartion of, among other things, the regional councils. Each of the five regional councils, had 41 seats, from their first election in 2005 to the 2021 election. [8] The reform resulted in three regions, including the North Denmark Region, retaining their existing boundaries and continuing unchanged, while the two other regions were merged to form a new entity. [9] As part of the reform, this region will elect only 31 council members. [10]
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