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I checked the danish votes here and it seems like only social demokratiet (social democrats) voted against this bill. All other stronger left leaning parties voted for it as well as all the centrist and right leaning parties. Truly disappointing.
You are looking at this vote the wrong way around. Voting for the bill meant voting for the derogation of chat control, i.e. voting against chat control. The reason chat control passed isn't because the majority voted "for" chat control, it's because not enough voted "against" in a move where if less than 361 voted for the derogation it would automatically be reinstated.
Oh! thanks a lot for pointing out my error. Well then it is only the by far largest party not pushing against chat control. Slightly less disappointing...
Easy thing to get wrong here, they made it extra complicated and confusing...