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The Læsø List Læsø Listen
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The Læsø List (Danish: Læsø Listen) is a local political party in Denmark, set in Læsø Municipality.

Politicians from the Læsø List

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Thomas W. Olsen. Mayor in Læsø Municipality, from 2010 to 2013.
Bent Bjørn. Deputy mayor in Læsø Municipality, from 2010.

Election results

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Municipal elections

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Date	Seats
Date	#	±
2005	2 / 2,522	2
2009	1 / 2,468	1
2013	3 / 2,444	2
2017	2 / 2,432	1

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Election results from Læsø Municipality

Political parties in Denmark

Bracketed numbers indicate numbers of seats in the respective parliaments.

Folketing

Government	Social Democrats (50) Venstre (23) The Moderates (16)
Supporting	Danish Social Liberal Party (7)
Opposition	Green Left (15) Denmark Democrats (14) Liberal Alliance (14) Conservative People's Party (10) Red–Green Alliance (9) The Alternative (6) The New Right (5) Danish People's Party (5)
Faroe Islands	Union Party (1) (provide support) Social Democratic Party (1) (provide support)
Greenland	Inuit Ataqatigiit (1) Siumut (1) (provide support)

European Parliament

Formerly represented