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    Norway's Labour government set to win reelection, early projections show

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    Posted on September 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Norway's Labour government is set to win reelection, with projections indicating a majority in the parliamentary election.

    Norway's Labour government set to win reelection, early projections show

    OSLO (Reuters) -Norway's minority Labour Party government is on course to narrowly win reelection in Monday's parliamentary election, projections by broadcasters NRK and TV2 and daily VG showed as voting ended.

    The left-wing bloc of Labour and four smaller parties was projected to win 87 seats, more than the 85 needed for a majority, while right-wing parties headed by Progress and the Conservatives were on track for 82 seats.

    (Reporting by Gwladys Fouche, Tom Little, Nora Buli, Ilze Filks, and Nerijus Adomaitis, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Norway's Labour government is projected to win reelection.
    • •The left-wing bloc is expected to secure 87 seats.
    • •A majority requires at least 85 seats in parliament.
    • •Right-wing parties are projected to win 82 seats.
    • •Projections are based on reports from NRK, TV2, and VG.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Norway's Labour government set to win reelection, early projections show

    1What are the early projections for Norway's parliamentary election?

    Projections indicate that Norway's minority Labour Party government is on track to narrowly win reelection, with estimates showing a total of 87 seats for the left-wing bloc.

    2How many seats does the Labour Party need for a majority?

    The Labour Party and its allies are projected to win 87 seats, surpassing the 85 needed for a majority in parliament.

    3Which parties are competing against the Labour Party?

    The right-wing parties, primarily led by the Progress Party and the Conservatives, are competing against the Labour Party in this election.

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