Workers' Union (Faroe Islands)

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The Workers' Union (Faroese: Verkamannafylkingin, VMF) was a political party in the Faroe Islands.

History

The party won three seats in the 1994 elections,^[1] taken by Óli Jacobsen, Kristian Magnussen and Ingeborg Vinther. It joined the governing coalition, with Jacobsen, Magnussen and Axel H. Nolsøe serving as Ministers. However, it lost all three seats in the 1998 elections, when it received just 215 votes.

References

↑ Faroes/DK Parties and Elections

Political parties in the Faroe Islands

Bracketed numbers indicate numbers of seats in the respective parliaments.

Løgting	Social Democratic Party (7) Republic (7) Union Party (6) People's Party (5) Progress (2) Centre Party (2) New Self-Government (2) Independent politician(s) (2)

Folketing	Republic (1) Social Democratic Party (1)

Politics of the Faroe Islands See also: Politics of Denmark and Greenland Portal:Politics List of political parties

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