Espen Barth Eide risks losing a safe seat at the Storting

The composition of the Oslo Ap list for the Storting elections could be a mystery. Both Espen Barth Eide and Siri Staalesen can lose a safe seat at the Storting.

According to Klassekampen, party leader Jonas Gahr Støre describes himself as first on the list, while there may be a battle for the other seats.

On Wednesday, the nominating committee had a meeting in which the contribution of the local teams was analyzed on who they think should be on the list, and according to sources with whom the newspaper has spoken, it is especially the third place in the that the party will be.

Here is the battle between Parliamentary representative and former Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide (56) and Oslo Labor leader Frode Jacobsen (52).

24 local teams want Barth Eide in third place, while 19 local teams want Jacobsen, the newspaper writes.

The spots on the nomination list are spread across all other men and women, so second and fourth place are already taken, while fifth place is uncertain based on today’s measurements.

In the last elections, the second place was occupied by Siri Staalesen (47), who can be questioned in that position by the deputy mayor of Oslo, Kamzy Gunaratnam (32) and the lawyer Zaineb Al-Samarai (32).

According to the newspaper, 19 local teams will have Gunaratnam in second place, while 11 will have Staalesen and nine will support Al-Samarai.

The final recommendation of the nominating committee will be ready on November 24, while the final nomination meeting will take place on December 1.