Despite the perks and astronomical salary she enjoys in the corporate world, Birgitte considers a return to politics.

Birgitte starts to quietly gather a team to rebuild a progressive party, but her old friend Bent objects and pushes back.

Birgitte accepts a large donation to her struggling party, and also comes to see that the New Democrats' platform needs focus and defninition.

Birgitte's British boyfriend, Jeremy, gets sick from eating pork, which triggers press attention on the famous Danish ham industry

The New Democrats take a stand on the sex industry, while Katrine and Birgitte both face challenges in their personal relationships.

A brilliant professor joins The New Democrats party, unleashing investigations into his past and his time spent as a card-carrying communist.

Birgitte learns how weak her party is when the New Democrats are asked to join a coalition of opposition parties and she has no bargaining power.

A mole from the New Democrats is leaking information to the Moderate party, allowing the Moderates to move first on key issues.

In a make-or-break move, Birgitte takes on Moderate leader, Jacob Kruse in a vigorous debate.

Birgitte gains power in the aftermath of Kruse's debate peformance, and finds herself being approached by both right and left-wing coalition groups.