‘We did it’: Norway’s PM Stoere claims victory in general election
Summary
Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere, from the Labour Party, declared victory in the country's legislative elections. His Labour Party, along with support from four other left-wing parties, won enough seats for a majority in parliament. The Progress Party, known for its anti-immigration stance, also gained significant support in this election.Key Facts
- Jonas Gahr Stoere is the Prime Minister of Norway from the Labour Party.
- The Labour Party received about 28% of the votes.
- Stoere's party will remain in power with the support of four other left-wing parties.
- Labour's left-wing bloc and allied parties won 89 seats in total.
- A majority in Norway's parliament requires at least 85 seats.
- The Progress Party saw a record increase in voter support.
- Broadcasters NRK and TV2 provided election projections after polls closed.
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