Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's Labour Party drops 3.5 percentage points on the latest poll from Response, made for Aftenposten, and now has the support of 32.9 per cent of the voters.
The Conservative Party (Høyre) also drops, but only by 0.5 points, to a stable 30 per cent.
The right-wing Progress Party (FrP) gains 0.9 points, but is still at only 12.5 points.
The Christian Democrats (KrF) also gains 0.9 points and now has the support of 5.5 per cent of the electorate, according to this November poll.
(NRK/Aftenposten)
The largest party according to the latest polls, the Conservative Party (Høyre) held their annual National Congress in Oslo this past weekend. Here are some of the assembly's key issues:
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Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party, Jens Stoltenberg opened the party's National Congress on Thursday, with a memorial ceremony to honor of the victims of July 22...
Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg is less popular among the Norwegian voters, NRK reports. The support has dropped by more than 10 per cent over the past year.
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A majority of 36 per cent wants Erna Solberg, leader of the Conservative Party (Høyre), to be Norway's next prime minister, according to a survey made by Ipsos MMI for Dagbladet.
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In one year, the Conservative Party (Høyre) has won the Mayor election, become one of Norway's largest political parties and has developed a strong a strong candidate for prime minister.
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74.7 per cent of Norwegian voters say no to Norwegian membership in the EU, according to Sentio's April poll made for Klassekampen and Nationen. Only 15.2 per cent favour membership.
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The right-wing Progress Party (FrP) drops 1.7 points on InFact's November poll, and now has the support of 11.9 per cent of the electorate, the lowest result for the troubled party on InFact's polls since 2008.(Photo: FrP leader Siv Jensen)
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The leader of the Socialist Left Party (SV), Kristin Halvorsen, on Monday night announced that she would be stepping down in the spring. The election returns confirmed the poor results of polls over the past year.
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Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's Labour Party (Arbeiderpartiet) now has the support of 39.1 per cent of the electorate, according to a Sentio poll made for the newspaper Dagens Næringsliv.
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The right-wing Progress Party (FrP) has suffered a decline on all polls taken in April. The party is supported by an average 18.9 per cent of the voters, against 22.2 pct in March, NRK reports.(Photo: FrP leader Siv Jensen)
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