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Norway Progress Party becomes largest party in polls
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Norway Progress Party polling growth becomes largest party in polls
The Progress Party (Frp) in Norway has become Norway’s largest political party according to a September poll conducted by Opinion for Dagsavisen and FriFagbevegelse. The party reached 33.4 32.5 percent support in a Norfakta poll, support, marking its highest level since 2008. This represents a 4.5 percentage point an increase of 3.4 percentage points from August. As the party's support grew, previous month. This result places the Progress Party 18.2 percentage points ahead of the Conservative Party (Høyre) declined to 13.2 percent, its lowest level (Høyre), which sits at 14.3 percent. This gap represents the largest difference between the two parties since 2009. Research suggests Opinion began political polling in 2007. Election researcher Johannes Bergh noted that the Progress Party may be establishing itself as a governing party on the center-right, gaining voters from both has overtaken the Conservative Party and Conservatives in the role of a “credible governing party.” The Labour Party (Arbeiderpartiet). (Arbeiderpartiet) remains the second-largest party with 20.6 percent support. Other party standings include Rødt at 7.9 percent, SV at 5.0 percent, Sp at 4.5 percent, KrF at 4.2 percent, MDG at 3.7 percent, and Venstre at 3.4 percent.
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- 2026-09-16 07:22 UTC Norway Progress Party becomes largest party in polls
- 2026-09-06 07:38 UTC Norway Progress Party polling growth
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