VOICED: Denmark seen swinging to left in election

Denmark's center-right coalition, led by Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, faces potential defeat after a decade in power. The left-leaning Social Democrats, led by Helle Thorning-Schmidt, are gaining popularity by criticizing the government's economic policies. If victorious, they could reduce the influence of the far-right Danish People's Party, known for strict immigration laws. Public opinion is shifting against these policies, with polls indicating a likely leftward shift in Denmark's Parliament.

What impact could a Social Democrat victory have on the Conservative coalition and the Danish People's Party?

How has the perception of Denmark's strict asylum policy changed among the population?