Labour drops on latest poll
In the poll made by Sentio for Sunnmørsposten, Høyre are supported by 28.3 per cent of the electorate, while AP are down to 27.4 per cent. In addition, AP coalition party, the Socialist Left (SV) drops to the lowest ever for the party on Sentio's polls, 4.3 per cent. The right wing Progress Party (FrP) is still the third largest party, with 22.6 per cent. (NRK)
Monday, 06 September 2010 06:56
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