Talk:Prime Minister of Denmark

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Power of Prime Minister

The power of the PM is comparable to all other Westminster type parliamentary systems in Europe.

It is not correct that "Although the Prime Minister is the country's leading political figure, he or she is not nearly as powerful as his or her counterparts in the rest of Europe. This is mainly because it is nearly impossible for one party to get a majority of seats in the Folketing (Parliament), so the government is always a coalition between two or more parties".

The need for coalitions is common in Europe, in fact it is the norm.101.98.175.68 (talk) 05:40, 6 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]