The Norwegian general election looks too close to call, with people heading to the polls to decide who will be running the country for the next four years. Prime Minister Erna Solberg’s centre-right conservatives (Høyre) have governed since the 2013 election in a minority coalition with the populist, anti-immigrant Progress party (Fremskrittspartiet), but they look to be neck and neck with Labour leader Jonas Gahr Støre’s party (Arbeiderpartiet) and his potential leftwing allies.
Smaller parties look set to have a deciding say on the outcome in a tight looking election. We’d like to hear what your hopes are for today’s election, and the political landscape in Norway for the next four years.
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Are you in favour of Erna Solberg and the Conservatives, or are you hoping the Labour party make the necessary inroads to lead the country for the next four years in a leftwing coalition? Maybe you’re supporting one of the smaller parties that could have a deciding say on the makeup of the next Norwegian government? Share your thoughts on the Norwegian election by filling out the form below. We’ll publish some of your responses on the site.
