On TV 2p In the latest poll, the bourgeois parties get a solid majority.
Had the measurement been the election result, the bourgeois parties would have received 94 mandates in the Storting, compared to 75 for the red-green parties. Such an election result would have produced the bluest Storting ever.
The Labor Party falls back by 4.5 percentage points from the previous poll, and ends up with a support of 17.7 per cent. FRP advances 1.8 percentage points and is for the first time in 16 years greater than Ap in TV2’s survey, with 19.7 percent.
The right gets a support of 25.7 per cent, up 1.2 percentage points from the previous poll.
One party that has long struggled with adversity is getting a long-awaited rise in the polls, namely the Center Party. The party gets 7.7 percent support, an increase of 2.0 percentage points.
Party leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum gives Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl credit for the progress.
– Her clear voice for developing the whole of Norway and in the debate about schools is part of the Center Party’s strength. She is also clear in the discussion about drugs, that we must have a safe Norway. I think many people agree with that, says Vedum to TV 2.
For the other parties, the support is as follows: SV: 9.1 per cent (+0.4). Left: 6.1 percent (+1.5), Red: 5.7 percent (-0.1), MDG: 3.4 percent (-0.3), KrF: 2.8 percent (-0.3 ).
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