2001 Danish general election
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2001 Danish general election
Summary
2001 Danish general election is a Danish parliamentary election[1]. It draws 196 Wikipedia views per month (danish_parliamentary_election category, ranking #11 of 55).[2]
Key Facts
- 2001 Danish general election is in the country of Kingdom of Denmark[3].
- 2001 Danish general election is in the country of Denmark[4].
- 2001 Danish general election's instance of is recorded as Danish parliamentary election[5].
- 2001 Danish general election's main regulatory text is recorded as Danish Parliamentary Elections Act[6].
- 2001 Danish general election's main regulatory text is recorded as Danmarks Riges Grundlov af 1953[7].
- 2001 Danish general election followed 1998 Danish general election[8].
- 2001 Danish general election was followed by 2005 Danish general election[9].
- 2001 Danish general election's office contested is recorded as member of the Folketing[10].
- 2001 Danish general election took place on November 20, 2001[11].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Venstre[12].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Social Democrats[13].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Danish People's Party[14].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Conservative People's Party[15].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Green Left[16].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Danish Social Liberal Party[17].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Red–Green Alliance[18].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Christian Democrats[19].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Centre Democrats[20].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Progress Party[21].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Union Party[22].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Republic[23].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as People's Party[24].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Centre Party[25].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as New Self-Government[26].
- 2001 Danish general election's candidate is recorded as Inuit Ataqatigiit[27].
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When and Where
2001 Danish general election took place on November 20, 2001[11]. Country listings include Kingdom of Denmark[3], a sovereign state[28], founded in 0965[29] and Denmark[4], a state[30], in Kingdom of Denmark[31], founded in 0800[32].
Context
2001 Danish general election's instance of is recorded as Danish parliamentary election[5]. It followed 1998 Danish general election[8]. It was followed by 2005 Danish general election[9].
Why It Matters
2001 Danish general election draws 196 Wikipedia views per month (danish_parliamentary_election category, ranking #11 of 55).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[33]