Labor falls 3.7 percentage points and Labor falls 1.6 percentage points in a new poll. SV and Rødt, on the other hand, get a total of 16.4 percent together.
Red gets a record on Norstat’s measurements for Our country with a support of as much as 6.5 percent. With the support of the poll of 9.9 percent, SV would get its best result since 2005. Together, the two parties to the left of the Labor Party would get 30 seats.
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APS party secretary Kjersti Stenseng says other issues have taken focus over the past week, and adds that the government is working to “turn around eight years of difference policy”.
– There are great expectations for this work, with good reason. In the last week, other issues have taken focus, but now we want to return to talking politics, she writes to Vårt Land.
Here are the results of the survey: Red gets a support of 6.5 percent (+1.8), SV gets 9.9 percent (+1.0), Labor gets 24.3 percent (-3.7), Sp gets 11.6 percent (-1.6), MDG gets 3.4 percent (+0.2), KrF 3.4 percent (+0.3), Venstre 4.4 percent (-0.3), Høyre 20 .5 percent (-0.6) and Frp 13.0 percent (+2.0).
Both Rødt’s growth and Ap’s fall are statistically significant. 964 people responded to the survey, which was conducted between 16 and 22 November and has a margin of error of between 1.1 and 3.3 percentage points. The margin of error is greatest for the largest parties.
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