A candidate for the Venstre party, Iben Krog, argues that the right-wing political bloc in Denmark is overly masculine in its image, alienating female voters. She specifically points to the Liberal Alliance and Danish People’s Party as contributing to this perception. Krog believes a clearer, strategic, and distinctly female presence is needed within the bloc to broaden its appeal. She acknowledges this is also a critique of her own party’s approach. The aim is to attract more young women to support the right-wing parties. Krog suggests a conscious effort is needed to address this imbalance and present a more inclusive image. This move signals a potential shift in strategy as parties attempt to win over a crucial demographic.