The Conservative Party (Høyre) and the right wing Progress Party (FrP) are the winners of the April poll made by Norstat for NRK. Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's Labour Party (AP) is the big loser. (Photo: Høyre leader Erna Solberg)
The two largest non-socialist parties, Høyre and FrP both make a 2.2 point gain on the poll.
Høyre now has the support of 28.5 per cent of the electorate, while FrP has 19.5 per cent.
Labour drops by 7.7 points, to 30.5 per cent, while coalition party Socialist Left (SV) drops one point to 4.6 per cent. The third government coalition party, Agrarians (SP), on the other hand, gain one point, to 5.1 points.
If this had been an election, Høyre and FrP would have lacked only two seats in Parliament for the two parties to have overall majority.
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