Norwegian parliamentary election, 1933

  • DnA: 69
  • B: 23
  • Otherwise:. 4
  • V: 24
  • H: 30

The parliamentary election in Norway 1933 was held on 16 October 1933. It was the election to the Storting 42.

Election result

The biggest election winner was the Social Democratic Workers' Party, which was able to win 22 seats. The corporatist Samfunnsparti (Society Party) and the Kristelig Folkeparti ( Christian People's Party ) were the first to move into the Storting. The liberal Venstre and the Conservative Høyre were the biggest election loser and lost a nine seats.

The number of represented parties in the Storting increased from six to eight.

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