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Prime Minister Erna Solberg’s (H) party is the biggest on TV’s May Gallup 2. The Labor Party is also moving forward, while Frp is down to 8 percent.
If Gallup were the result of the election, the right wing would have ended with 28 percent support and 51 seats in the Storting. This is an increase of 3.4 percentage points since April, writes TV 2.
– I look at the opinion polls that we are doing well at the moment. I think voters give credit to the many good government ministers who have been in this storm and these difficult decisions, says the prime minister.
The former government partner in the Progress Party has fared worse. Its turnover falls by 4.3 percentage points.
– Too bad, says Frp deputy director Sylvi Listhaug.
The Labor Party advances 2 percentage points, but loses its position as the largest party in the country. Also Red (ahead 1.5) and Left (ahead 1.1) are above the previous gallup, while things are worse for SV (back 1.4) and KrF (back 1.1). None of Høyre’s government partners are above the threshold, and government parties have a total of 55 terms in this survey.
(© NTB)
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