Højre

Højre (German: right / rights ) was the name of two Danish political parties on the right .

The first party with this name existed from 1848 to 1866.

The second party developed around the politician JBS Estrup , a contested head of cabinet from 1875 to 1894. In 1881, Højres Workers 'and Voters' Association was founded in Copenhagen . In 1882 the Højre faction called for a nationwide association in the Reichstag. Højre went in 1915 in the Conservative People's Party ( Det Conservative Folkeparti ).

The large bourgeois-conservative party in Norway bears the name Høyre to this day .

Currently in the Folketing represented	Socialdemokraterne (A) • Radical Venstre (B) • Det Conservative Folkeparti (C) • Nye Borgerlige (D) • Socialistisk Folkeparti (F) • Liberal Alliance (I) • Dansk Folkeparti (O) • Venstre (V) • Enhedslisten (Ø ) • Alternative (Å) • Fremad
Historically represented in the Folketing	Centrum-Demokraterne (D) • Danmarks Retsforbund (E) • Bondepartiet (F) • Kristdemokraterne (K) • Danmarks Kommunistiske Parti (K) • Liberalt Centrum (L) • Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti (N) • Fælles course (P) • Dansk Samling (R) • Schleswigsche Party (S) • De Uafhængige (U) • Venstresocialisterne (Y) • Fremskridtspartiet (Z) • Erhvervspartiet • Bondevennernes Selskab • Højre • De Nationalliberale
Other parties and lists	JuneBevægelsen (J) • Folkebevægelsen mod EU (N) • Stram course (P)
Parties in the Faroe Islands	Fólkaflokkurin (A) • Sambandsflokkurin (B) • Javnaðarflokkurin (C) • Sjálvstýri (D) • Tjóðveldi (E) • Framsókn (F) • Miðflokkurin (H)
Current parties in Greenland	Atassut (A) • Demokraatit (D) • Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) • Nunatta Qitornai (NQ) • Partii Naleraq (PN) • Siumut (S) • Suleqatigiissitsisut (Su)
Former parties in Greenland	Akulliit Partiiat (AP) • Arnat Partiiat (AP) • Issittup Partiia (IP) • Kattusseqatigiit Partiiat (KP) • Partii Inuit (PI) • Sorlaat Partiiat (SP) • Sulisartut Partiiat (SP)