As Denmark moves closer to an anticipated election, the political atmosphere grows increasingly charged with speculation about when the election will be called. Various theories are circulating, often based on rumors and unsubstantiated connections within the government. The author reflects on previous experiences during the 2019 election campaign, highlighting how such discussions often revolve around vague indicators rather than concrete information, leading to a prolonged period of uncertainty before the official announcement.

During his tenure as communications chief for the Liberal Alliance, the author recalls the constant interrogation from the media about the election's timing, often deriving insights from meetings with prominent political figures. He notes the futility of the speculation since it rarely leads to accurate predictions, and instead emphasizes the need for parties to focus on preparing a robust campaign strategy rather than getting caught up in the surrounding conjecture. The advice for today's political factions is clear: preparation and readiness for an intense campaign is essential.

With elections looming, a proactive approach is advised for all political parties, suggesting that they should have their campaign plans well underway. The article serves as a reminder that amidst the buzz of speculation, the foundation of a successful election campaign lies in thorough preparation and strategic planning by the parties involved in the political process.