By Laura Cat 20 September 2018



A new Danish right-wing party challenging the Danish People’s Party with a harsher immigration policy is moving ahead. In a recent survey, the New Right, as they are called, received 4.6 per cent of votes, according to the Jutland post.
An opinion poll from Norstat shows that the New Right is now larger than the two bourgeois parties, the Conservative People’s Party and the Liberal Alliance. The New Right almost doubled its support since August, when the party at polled 2.7 per cent of support.
The parliamentary elections will be announced by the Danish government by 17 June 2019. It is believed by many experts that they will be held in March or April.

The New Right party was founded in late autumn 2015 and are now campaigning as a national conservative party.



Party leader Pernille Vermund – Image: Facebook

With Pernille Vermund, the popular leader at the forefront, the new bourgeoisie has been passionately critical of the Danish People’s Party. They have accused the DPP of being for the economic leftist and confusing immigration issues.
The main opponent to the Danish People’s Party received 17 per cent in the same survey according to Jyllandsposten.
The New Right recently launched its platform with their immigration policy at the heart. They want to see a total asylum stop with migrants being expelled at their first criminal conviction.
They also want to introduce the requirement that foreigners support themselves and “Muslim welfare migrants” should be deported, according to the party.
After they presented their platform, Pernille came under attack by Danish parliamentarian Morten Messerschmidt. He claims that the party has an unrealistic view of what can be achieved. He further stated that there is no majority amongst Danish voters who want to completely end immigration from the third world.
“The policy currently underway does not solve the problems. They get worse. It will not get any better. Our goal is to reverse the trend before it is too late”, says Pernille Vermund according to BT news.

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