Aarhus East (nomination district)

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Aarhus East
Aarhus Øst
Nomination district constituency
for the Folketing
Aarhus Ost Opstillingskreds.svg
Location of Aarhus East within East Jutland
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Location of East Jutland within Denmark
Municipalities Aarhus
Constituency East Jutland
Electorate81,044 (2022) [1]
Current constituency
Created1970 [2]

Aarhus East nominating district is one of the 92 nominating districts that exists for Danish elections following the 2007 municipal reform. [3] [4] [5] It is one of the four nomination districts in Aarhus Municipality, the others being Aarhus South, Aarhus West and Aarhus North. [6] It was created in 1970, [7] with its boundaries being slightly changed in 2007.

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In general elections, the district is a strong area for parties commonly associated with the red bloc. [8]

General elections results


General elections in the 2020s

2022 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 12,82618.22-0.35
Liberal Alliance 9,33013.25+8.85
Venstre 8,82212.53-7.37
Green Left 7,85311.15+0.94
Moderates 7,31610.39New
Red–Green Alliance 6,2368.86-1.21
Social Liberals 5,6227.98-7.49
The Alternative 4,3936.24+0.32
Conservatives 3,6905.24-1.55
Denmark Democrats 1,7602.50New
New Right 1,2291.75+0.22
Danish People's Party 6550.93-2.66
Independent Greens 3970.56New
Christian Democrats 2300.33-1.44
Jesper Antonsen410.06New
Chresten H. Ibsen80.01-0.07
Total70,408
Source [9]

General elections in the 2010s

2019 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Venstre 12,56419.90+3.13
Social Democrats 11,72518.57-4.77
Social Liberals 9,77115.47+6.94
Green Left 6,44610.21+5.09
Red–Green Alliance 6,35910.07+0.58
Conservatives 4,2876.79+3.41
The Alternative 3,7395.92-4.70
Liberal Alliance 2,7814.40-7.22
Danish People's Party 2,2693.59-6.38
Christian Democrats 1,1181.77+0.92
New Right 9671.53New
Stram Kurs 5930.94New
Klaus Riskær Pedersen Party 4650.74New
Chresten H. Ibsen530.08New
Hans Schultz70.01New
Total63,144
Source [10]

2015 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 13,36223.34+1.59
Venstre 9,59916.77-7.10
Liberal Alliance 6,65011.62+5.37
The Alternative 6,08210.62New
Danish People's Party 5,7069.97+3.99
Red–Green Alliance 5,4329.49-0.24
Social Liberals 4,8818.53-8.18
Green Left 2,9325.12-5.44
Conservatives 1,9363.38-1.13
Christian Democrats 4860.85+0.25
Yahya Hassan 1650.29New
Poul Gundersen100.02New
Peter Ymer Nielsen60.01New
Total57,247
Source [11]

2011 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Venstre 13,01223.87+2.11
Social Democrats 11,85821.75-2.38
Social Liberals 9,11016.71+7.28
Green Left 5,76010.56-7.94
Red–Green Alliance 5,3079.73+5.85
Liberal Alliance 3,4106.25+2.43
Danish People's Party 3,2625.98-1.16
Conservatives 2,4584.51-6.01
Christian Democrats 3290.60-0.20
Ibrahim Gøkhan80.01New
Janus Kramer Møller60.01New
Total54,520
Source [12]

General elections in the 2000s

2007 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 12,39824.13-0.48
Venstre 11,17821.76-1.99
Green Left 9,50518.50+10.25
Conservatives 5,40210.52-0.89
Social Liberals 4,8469.43-6.63
Danish People's Party 3,6667.14+0.16
Red–Green Alliance 1,9943.88-1.66
New Alliance 1,9643.82New
Christian Democrats 4120.80-0.93
Jes Krogh60.01New
Total51,371
Source [13]

2005 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 12,25324.61-4.51
Venstre 11,82923.75-3.79
Social Liberals 7,99616.06+6.86
Conservatives 5,68311.41+2.35
Green Left 4,1098.25-0.39
Danish People's Party 3,4756.980.00
Red–Green Alliance 2,7615.54+1.41
Christian Democrats 8601.73-0.74
Centre Democrats 6121.23-1.26
Minority Party 2060.41New
Janus Kramer Møller130.03New
Total49,797
Source [14]

2001 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 14,42729.12-5.52
Venstre 13,64727.54+5.19
Social Liberals 4,5569.20+2.82
Conservatives 4,4919.06+0.25
Green Left 4,2818.64-1.91
Danish People's Party 3,4596.98+2.66
Red–Green Alliance 2,0484.13-0.68
Centre Democrats 1,2342.49-2.10
Christian People's Party 1,2252.47+0.32
Progress Party 1560.31-0.65
Lars Bang230.05New
Total49,547
Source [15]

General elections in the 1990s

1998 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 16,60734.64+5.58
Venstre 10,71422.35+1.58
Green Left 5,05810.55-0.30
Conservatives 4,2218.81-5.15
Social Liberals 3,0596.38-0.10
Red–Green Alliance 2,3044.81-0.11
Centre Democrats 2,2014.59+1.92
Danish People's Party 2,0704.32New
Christian People's Party 1,0332.15+0.37
Progress Party 4620.96-2.72
Democratic Renewal1980.41New
John Juhler90.02New
Total47,936
Source [16]

1994 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 13,46329.06-0.55
Venstre 9,62320.77+4.59
Conservatives 6,46713.96-0.19
Green Left 5,02510.85-4.81
Social Liberals 3,0036.48+1.48
Jacob Haugaard 2,6945.82+2.42
Red–Green Alliance 2,2774.92+1.00
Progress Party 1,7043.68-0.26
Centre Democrats 1,2362.67-1.45
Christian People's Party 8251.78+0.20
Søren Boelskifte50.01New
Bjarne S. Landsfeldt20.00New
Total46,324
Source [17]

1990 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 12,70229.61+6.40
Venstre 6,94216.18+5.91
Green Left 6,71915.66-7.33
Conservatives 6,07114.15-4.46
Social Liberals 2,1465.00-1.81
Centre Democrats 1,7674.12+0.29
Progress Party 1,6913.94-1.44
Red–Green Alliance 1,6833.92New
Jacob Haugaard 1,4573.40+1.90
Christian People's Party 6761.58+0.29
The Greens 5001.17-0.48
Common Course 2930.68-0.28
Justice Party of Denmark 2490.58New
Total42,896
Source [18]

General elections in the 1980s

1988 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 9,80623.21+1.84
Green Left 9,71122.99-0.86
Conservatives 7,86418.61-0.68
Venstre 4,33810.27+2.02
Social Liberals 2,8776.81-1.10
Progress Party 2,2715.38+2.47
Centre Democrats 1,6203.83-0.14
Left Socialists 7671.82-3.01
Communist Party of Denmark 7051.67+0.07
The Greens 6961.65-0.08
Jacob Haugaard 6351.50+0.38
Christian People's Party 5451.29-0.24
Common Course 4040.96+0.08
Finn Mikkelsen60.01New
Bruno Nielsen-Boreas30.01New
Total42,248
Source [19]

1987 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Green Left 9,95223.85+4.15
Social Democrats 8,91821.37-2.65
Conservatives 8,05219.29-1.79
Venstre 3,4418.25-0.80
Social Liberals 3,3027.91+1.58
Left Socialists 2,0154.83-4.30
Centre Democrats 1,6583.97+0.25
Progress Party 1,2162.91+1.09
The Greens 7231.73New
Communist Party of Denmark 6671.60+0.44
Christian People's Party 6381.53-0.01
Jacob Haugaard 4681.12+0.63
Common Course 3660.88New
Justice Party of Denmark 2170.52-1.31
Humanist Party 690.17New
Socialist Workers Party 190.05-0.03
Marxist–Leninists Party 120.03-0.02
Henning Brønd-Nielsen10.00New
Total41,734
Source [20]

1984 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 9,55324.02-2.18
Conservatives 8,38321.08+7.22
Green Left 7,83319.70-0.27
Left Socialists 3,6319.13+0.97
Venstre 3,5989.05+1.31
Social Liberals 2,5186.33+1.52
Centre Democrats 1,4813.72-4.16
Justice Party of Denmark 7271.83+0.15
Progress Party 7241.82-3.91
Christian People's Party 6111.54+0.26
Communist Party of Denmark 4611.16-0.75
Jacob Haugaard 1950.49-0.02
Socialist Workers Party 330.080.00
Marxist–Leninists Party 200.05New
Total39,768
Source [21]

1981 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 9,69326.20-7.19
Green Left 7,38719.97+8.21
Conservatives 5,12713.86+0.76
Left Socialists 3,0178.16-2.04
Centre Democrats 2,9137.88+4.84
Venstre 2,8627.74-0.92
Progress Party 2,1215.73-0.47
Social Liberals 1,7794.81-0.35
Communist Party of Denmark 7051.91-0.97
Justice Party of Denmark 6231.68-1.08
Christian People's Party 4721.28-0.18
Jacob Haugaard 1900.51-0.17
Communist Workers Party 690.19-0.52
Socialist Workers Party 310.08New
Henrik Christensen10.00New
Lars Michaelsen00.00New
Total36,990
Source [22]

General elections in the 1970s

1979 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 12,40333.39-2.48
Conservatives 4,86513.10+4.45
Green Left 4,36711.76+3.84
Left Socialists 3,78910.20+1.83
Venstre 3,2168.66+0.74
Progress Party 2,3036.20-4.03
Social Liberals 1,9165.16+2.23
Centre Democrats 1,1293.04-3.14
Communist Party of Denmark 1,0712.88-2.63
Justice Party of Denmark 1,0272.76-0.69
Christian People's Party 5441.46-0.76
Communist Workers Party 2640.71New
Jacob Haugaard 2540.68New
Total37,148
Source [23]

1977 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 13,20135.87+5.67
Progress Party 3,76510.23-0.05
Conservatives 3,1858.65+3.00
Left Socialists 3,0808.37+2.86
Venstre 2,9167.92-10.96
Green Left 2,9157.92+0.18
Centre Democrats 2,2766.18+4.01
Communist Party of Denmark 2,0295.51-0.62
Justice Party of Denmark 1,2693.45+1.04
Social Liberals 1,0802.93-3.64
Christian People's Party 8182.22-2.22
Pensioners' Party 2600.71New
Tommy Nielsen70.02New
Total36,801
Source [24]

1975 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 10,94930.20+3.92
Venstre 6,84518.88+10.65
Progress Party 3,72710.28-3.28
Green Left 2,8077.74-1.29
Social Liberals 2,3826.57-3.21
Communist Party of Denmark 2,2236.13-0.31
Conservatives 2,0475.65-4.50
Left Socialists 1,9965.51+2.53
Christian People's Party 1,6114.44+1.45
Justice Party of Denmark 8742.41-1.72
Centre Democrats 7862.17-4.22
Elmer Mariager60.02New
Total36,253
Source [25]

1973 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 9,68026.28-12.26
Progress Party 4,99513.56New
Conservatives 3,73810.15-8.10
Social Liberals 3,6049.78-3.26
Green Left 3,3259.03-2.68
Venstre 3,0308.23-1.81
Communist Party of Denmark 2,3716.44+4.59
Centre Democrats 2,3546.39New
Justice Party of Denmark 1,5214.13+2.31
Christian People's Party 1,1032.99+1.55
Left Socialists 1,0992.98-0.34
John Bove180.05New
Total36,838
Source [26]

1971 Danish general election

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 13,61838.54
Conservatives 6,45018.25
Social Liberals 4,60713.04
Green Left 4,13811.71
Venstre 3,54910.04
Left Socialists 1,1723.32
Communist Party of Denmark 6521.85
Justice Party of Denmark 6421.82
Christian People's Party 5091.44
Total35,337
Source [27]

European Parliament elections results

2024 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Green Left 13,04923.83+4.70
Social Liberals 6,63212.11-3.26
Venstre 6,14011.21-7.74
Social Democrats 5,98010.92-5.86
Red–Green Alliance 5,1249.36+2.5
Conservatives 5,1009.31+3.21
Liberal Alliance 4,4888.19+5.16
Moderates 3,0445.56New
The Alternative 2,5444.64-2.11
Danish People's Party 1,4932.73-1.96
Denmark Democrats 1,1762.15New
Total54,770
Source [28]

2019 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Green Left 10,06319.13+1.01
Venstre 9,96718.95+3.69
Social Democrats 8,82716.78-2.68
Social Liberals 8,08415.37+3.93
Red–Green Alliance 3,6076.86New
The Alternative 3,5486.75New
Conservatives 3,2066.10-1.37
Danish People's Party 2,4684.69-10.44
Liberal Alliance 1,5923.03-1.27
People's Movement against the EU 1,2372.35-6.47
Total52,599
Source [29]

2014 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 7,31319.46-3.90
Green Left 6,81218.12-4.60
Venstre 5,73715.26-1.68
Danish People's Party 5,68915.13+5.69
Social Liberals 4,29911.44+5.05
People's Movement against the EU 3,3158.82+1.47
Conservatives 2,8097.47-2.62
Liberal Alliance 1,6154.30+3.25
Total37,589
Source [30]

2009 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 8,82223.36-5.73
Green Left 8,58122.72+9.18
Venstre 6,40016.94+2.28
Conservatives 3,81010.09-0.60
Danish People's Party 3,5669.44+5.31
People's Movement against the EU 2,7787.35+2.20
Social Liberals 2,4126.39-5.62
June Movement 1,0082.67-6.99
Liberal Alliance 3961.05New
Total37,773
Source [31]

2004 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Social Democrats 8,74629.09+15.21
Venstre 4,40714.66-5.64
Green Left 4,07013.54+3.10
Social Liberals 3,61112.01-1.44
Conservatives 3,21410.69+2.77
June Movement 2,9069.66-7.93
People's Movement against the EU 1,5495.15-2.11
Danish People's Party 1,2414.13+0.43
Christian Democrats 3261.08-0.49
Total30,070
Source [32]

1999 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
Venstre 6,19620.30+6.12
June Movement 5,37017.59-2.97
Social Democrats 4,23713.88+3.94
Social Liberals 4,10513.45+3.61
Green Left 3,18610.44-3.04
Conservatives 2,4187.92-9.61
People's Movement against the EU 2,2167.26-3.76
Centre Democrats 1,1873.89+3.17
Danish People's Party 1,1293.70New
Christian Democrats 4801.57+0.81
Progress Party 1100.36-1.61
Total30,524
Source [33]

1994 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
June Movement 6,48520.56New
Conservatives 5,52817.53+4.52
Venstre 4,47114.18+3.48
Green Left 4,25213.48-2.58
People's Movement against the EU 3,47711.02-17.21
Social Democrats 3,1349.94-6.23
Social Liberals 3,1049.84+6.02
Progress Party 6201.97-1.53
Christian Democrats 2410.76-1.08
Centre Democrats 2260.72-5.95
Total31,538
Source [34]

1989 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %+ / -
People's Movement against the EU 6,98228.23-1.64
Social Democrats 4,00016.17+3.13
Green Left 3,97216.06+0.97
Conservatives 3,21913.01-6.85
Venstre 2,64710.70+4.64
Centre Democrats 1,6516.67+1.15
Social Liberals 9443.82+1.05
Progress Party 8663.50+1.04
Christian Democrats 4541.84+0.72
Total24,735
Source [35]

1984 European Parliament election in Denmark

PartiesVote
Votes %
People's Movement against the EU 7,59329.87
Conservatives 5,04719.86
Green Left 3,83615.09
Social Democrats 3,31513.04
Venstre 1,5406.06
Centre Democrats 1,4025.52
Left Socialists 1,0704.21
Social Liberals 7032.77
Progress Party 6262.46
Christian Democrats 2851.12
Total25,417
Source [36]

Referendums

2022 Danish European Union opt-out referendum [37]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES40,27576.95
X NO12,06323.05

2015 Danish European Union opt-out referendum [38]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES26,73456.83
X NO20,30743.17

2014 Danish Unified Patent Court membership referendum [39]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES23,70964.98
X NO12,77635.02

2009 Danish Act of Succession referendum [40]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES28,95887.71
X NO4,05912.29

2000 Danish euro referendum [41]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES26,97755.51
X NO21,62244.49

1998 Danish Amsterdam Treaty referendum [42]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES25,57159.95
X NO17,08440.05

1993 Danish Maastricht Treaty referendum [43]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES25,74355.67
X NO20,50144.33

1992 Danish Maastricht Treaty referendum [44]

OptionVotes %
X NO23,41552.80
✓ YES20,92847.20

1986 Danish Single European Act referendum [45]

OptionVotes %
X NO19,05353.69
✓ YES16,43446.31

1972 Danish European Communities membership referendum [46]

OptionVotes %
✓ YES20,56654.08
X NO17,46045.92

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