Iben Krog, a candidate for the Venstre party, argues that the right-leaning bloc in Danish politics has become overly masculine in its presentation. She believes this is deterring young female voters from supporting their parties. Krog specifically criticizes Liberal Alliance and Dansk Folkeparti for contributing to this imbalance, creating a profile that doesn’t resonate with female perspectives. While primarily aimed at other parties, she acknowledges this assessment is also a critique of her own party, Venstre. Krog emphasizes the need for a clearer, more strategic, and distinctly female voice within the right-leaning political landscape. Her goal is to bridge the gender gap and broaden the coalition’s appeal to a wider demographic. She suggests a shift in focus towards issues and presenting a profile that reflects and understands the concerns of young women.