Randers North (nomination district)

Randers North is a nomination district within the Danish parliamentary elections system. Nomination districts (Danish: opstillingskreds) are subdivisions of electoral districts used for candidate nomination and, to a lesser extent, vote counting. Randers North lies within the East Jutland constituency (Østjyllands Storkreds).

In practical terms, a nomination district is a geographic area where political parties can nominate candidates to stand for election to the Folketing (the Danish parliament). Voters registered within Randers North are affiliated with the district for the purpose of candidate selection by their preferred political party.

The boundaries of nomination districts are subject to change periodically to reflect population shifts and ensure relatively equal representation across different geographic areas. Information on the exact geographical boundaries of Randers North is typically available from the Danish Ministry of the Interior and Health or Statistics Denmark (Danmarks Statistik). While voters cast ballots for parties at the national level, candidates nominated within specific nomination districts often focus their campaigns on issues relevant to that local area. The specific parties active in Randers North can vary from election to election, reflecting the overall political landscape in Denmark.