European Parliament elections were held in Denmark on 15 June 1989 to elect the 16 Danish members of the European Parliament.
Results Seats are allocated first by the D'Hondt method to electoral coalitions (Social Democrats and Danish Social Liberal Party, Venstre and Conservative People's Party, People's Movement against the EEC and Socialist People's Party, Centre Democrats and Christian People's Party) and the remaining parties by themselves; then subsequently between the parties in each coalition.
Seat apportionment Main apportionmentLetterElectoral alliance/party outside of electoral allianceVotesQuotientsSeatsABSocial Democrats/Danish Social Liberal Party467,2724.974CVConservative People's Party/Venstre536,3255.715DQCentre Democrats/Christian People's Party189,9582.022FNSocialist People's Party/People's Movement against the EEC501,8555.345ZProgress Party93,9850.99980Divisor: 94,000 Alliance 1LetterPartyVotesQuotientsSeatsASocial Democrats417,0764.174BDanish Social Liberal Party50,1960.500Divisor: 100,000 Alliance 2LetterPartyVotesQuotientsSeatsCConservative People's Party238,7602.652VVenstre297,5653.313Divisor: 90,000 Alliance 3LetterPartyVotesQuotientsSeatsDCentre Democrats142,1902.372QChristian People's Party47,7680.800Divisor: 60,000 Alliance 4LetterPartyVotesQuotientsSeatsFSocialist People's Party162,9021.961NPeople's Movement against the EEC338,9534.084Divisor: 83,000
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