Labour drops on latest poll
The second largest party is the Conservatives (Høyre), with a support of 28.5 per cent, up 0.4 points from May. The June poll winner is the right wing Progress Party (FrP), with a gain of 3.2 points, to 19.5 per cent. (Vårt Land)
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