Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-16

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20...a-window-for-closer-co-operation-with-the-eu/


"Note: Polling numbers are from the latest polling in September. Greenland’s elections use proportional representation in multi-member constituencies."

"Only a small number of (largely unreliable) opinion polls have surveyed the 40,000 strong electorate in Greenland, with the results of the latest poll shown in the Table above. But based on electoral history, Kim Kielsen and Siumut’s chances are not as bleak as one might imagine. Since the introduction of party politics in 1979, Siumut has always succeeded in winning a majority or building coalitions. While minor parties have come and gone, and quick fix solutions to Greenland’s socio-economic problems have periodically attracted attention and votes, individual candidates have often emerged in one election only to fall flat in the next."