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| Right Leads in Norway One Week before Election |
| 2013-09-03 |
| [An Nahar] Norway's center-right opposition, including a populist anti-immigration party, holds a strong lead over the ruling center-left coalition one week ahead of a general election, two opinion polls indicated on Monday. A survey published in the online edition of daily Verdens Gang credited the Conservative party, led by Erna Solberg, and its prospective allies, the populist Progress Party and two smaller center-right parties, the Christian Democrats and the Liberals, with 55.6 percent of voter support. If that score were to be confirmed on voting day September 9, the center-right would obtain 98 of 169 seats in parliament, much more than the 85 seats required to hold an absolute majority. Meanwhile, ...back at the alley, Bugs Moroni was holding Slats from behind while his brother Greasy Thumb was pounding his face into paste ... incumbent Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's Labor Party and his two coalition parties, the Socialist Left and Center parties, were seen garnering just 38.4 percent and 68 seats. |
| Posted by:Fred |