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Norwegian political polling trends

Overview

Recent opinion polls in Norway indicate significant shifts in party support. The Progress Party (Frp) has maintained its position as the largest party, exceeding 30 percent support for three consecutive polling periods. Meanwhile, the Labor Party (Ap) has experienced a decline, falling below the 20 percent threshold for the first time since early 2025.

While the Progress Party remains dominant, political leaders have noted changes in voter behavior. Marie Sneve Martinussen, leader of the Red Party (Rødt), claims her party is attracting voters from the Progress Party, with reports suggesting approximately 11,000 former Frp supporters may now favor the Red Party due to concerns regarding living costs.

Entities

Progress Party · Norway · Labor Party · Marie Sneve Martinussen · Red Party

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Norway's Progress Party sees surge in polls amid competition

    Norway's Progress Party leads recent polls, but Red Party leader Marie Sneve Martinussen claims her party is successfully attracting former Frp voters.

  2. [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Norway political poll: Labor Party declines as Progress Party leads

    A Norwegian poll shows the Labor Party falling below 20 percent support, while the Progress Party remains the largest at 32.9 percent.

Sources

altinget.dk · bt.no · dagsavisen.no · document.no · dolen.no · radioh.no · tv2.no