Norwegian Conservatives is the Largest in New Measurement

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Høyre increased by 7.1 percentage points to 32.0, while the Progress Party decreases to 13.2 percent, which is slightly below average for the party. The two parties would have with these results, respectively, 56 and 23 seats in the parliement.

On the other hand,  Labor (Ap) drops by 2.8 percentage points to 30.0, the Center (Q) receives 6.0 (- 0.4), while the Socialist Left (SV) Party climbs over the threshold by 5.0 (+ 1.2). These three coalition parties would receive 40.6 per cent and 71 of the 169 seats in Parliament (Labour Party 52, Center Party 10 and S 9) with these results.