Norwegian parliamentary election, 2013

  • SV: 7
  • Ap: 55
  • Sp: 10
  • MDG: 1
  • V: 9
  • KrF: 10
  • H: 48
  • FrP: 29

The parliamentary election in Norway 2013 was held on 9 September 2013. The determination of the election date followed the Norwegian tradition whereby national elections take place on a Monday in September.

  • 5.1 seats by constituencies

Electoral system

Were elected the 169 members of the Storting, the Norwegian National Parliament. There were 19 constituencies (county ). All mandates were distributed down to one after the proportion of votes per constituency. The remaining seat served as a compensation mandate. The compensatory mandates establish a nationwide approximately proportional distribution of seats between the parties. Compensatory seats could get only parties, which account for nationwide at least four percent of the vote.

Parties

Political parties competed nationwide:

  • Arbeiderpartiet ( social democratic, currently 64 seats)
  • Fremskrittspartiet ( quite conservative, economically liberal, so far 41 seats)
  • Høyre ( conservative, so far 30 seats)
  • Sosialistisk Venstreparti ( socialist, so far 11 seats )
  • Senterpartiet ( agrarian, 11 seats)
  • Kristelig Folkeparti ( Christian Democrat, previously 10 seats)
  • Venstre ( socially liberal, so far 2 seats)
  • Rødt (socialist )
  • Miljøpartiet De Grønne ( Green )
  • Piratpartiet ( Pirate Party )
  • Kystpartiet ( conservative)
  • Demokratene (right populist )
  • De Kristne ( Christian)

In some electoral districts were to:

  • Pensjonistpartiet ( Pensioners' Party )
  • Det folkepartiet Liberal ( libertarian )
  • Kristent Samlingsparti ( Christian- conservative)
  • Norges Kommunistiske Parti ( Communist)
  • Samfunnspartiet ( anarchist )
  • Folkemakten ( regional)
  • Sykehus til Alta ( regional)
  • Oppretter Folke lists mot oljeboring i Lofoten, Vesterålen og Senja ( regional)

Top candidates

Several top candidates of the parties with photo:

  • Fremskrittspartiet
  • Høyre
  • Sosialistisk Venstreparti
  • Senterpartiet
  • Kristelig Folkeparti
  • Venstre
  • Rødt
  • Piratpartiet
  • Miljøpartiet De Grønne
  • Miljøpartiet De Grønne

Starting position

Until the election reigned eight years in a coalition of the Social Democratic Workers' Party ( Ap), the Socialist Left Party and the agrarian Centre Party. Since 2009, this coalition had 86 out of 169 seats.

Surveys

According to the polls before the election was a success for the bourgeois opposition as quite likely. The election result is then confirmed by the surveys.

Election result

Seats by constituencies

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