Greenland party leaders and voters react to the outcome of the self-ruled Danish territory's legislative election. "I was very surprised," says Anna Wangenheim, deputy leader of the Democrats, who came out on top with 29.9 percent of the vote and are now in talks to form a coalition government. "Sometimes I cannot figure it out," says John Madsen, a voter, "they want independence, but they don't tell us how". "I find him threatening," says Lukas Anderson, another voter, referring to US President Donald Trump, who has spoken openly about taking control of Greenland. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES