It is 100 years this June since the Danish constitution allowed women to vote in parliamentary elections.
When Danes go to the polls on Thursday (18 June), they do so in a country that has a woman on the royal throne as well as a female prime minister.
The elections have turned into a nail-bitingly close race between social democrat PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt and liberal opposition leader, Lars Lokke Rasmussen.
Last week, Thorning-Schmidt's red bloc was in the lead. But Lokke...
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