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The November party Opinion barometer confirms that the Center Party is in shock. The party has risen 3.6 percentage points and stands at 17.8 percent. The party sweeps voters from everyone else, with the exception of SV and KrF. The Conservatives fell 2.8 percentage points to 24.6 percent. The Conservatives are still the largest party.
Work is not increasing. The party returns to 20.4 percent.
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KrF is above the blockade regency this time and gets 4.2 percent. It is not easy to explain the small advances of the party. The party people have not stood out in the recent debate.
The party barometer has not seen the unrest in the party in recent days. Two profiles, as it’s called, have come out of KrF. The first to leave was Simen Bondevik. Former deputy director Dagrun Eriksen has announced a transfer to the Sentrum, which still lacks 2,000 signatures to be approved as a party.
If more people do what Bondevik and Eriksen do, KrF will have significant trouble staying above the 4% threshold.
KrF is the only small bright spot on the bourgeois side.
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The left falls and is 3.4 percent well below the threshold. The drop is not due to the party being left out of the news. On the contrary, the party ministers have been very visible lately. Clearly, it has not made a positive impression on voters.
Frp is struggling. The party is down 1.6 percentage points to 10.9 percent. Carl I. Hagen’s attempt to return to the Storting creates discomfort and does not generate emotion. You can probably get chosen from Oppland. But the man from Oslo, Hagen, from the best western end of the city, does not pretend to be an Oppland “farmer”.
In Oslo, not many people love Hagen.
But he is still fighting for a place on the Oslo list. There is complete confusion in Siv Jensen’s home team. She obviously has no control over Oslo Frp.
The Conservatives fell 2.8 percentage points to 24.6 percent. The progress of the Conservatives earlier this year is mainly due to the government’s good control over the management of the crown. Now missing for the conservatives. The opposition criticizes both the support packages and the infection control measures. The government is on the defensive. You must defend yourself in a completely different way than you needed before. Relying on Frp to get support for corona packages doesn’t make things better.
FRP has decided to sell itself expensive.
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Voters largely follow orders and requests for infection control measures. But the communication from the authorities is not as clear as before. There has been confusion about the use of masks, visits to restaurants and private events.
We had an idiotic discussion about movie benches and chairs. And why do bar and restaurant owners have to wait until January to get support when the bar has already been introduced? When the authorities don’t clean up these matters, it affects the largest ruling party.
The left side is much stronger than the right.
The Labor Party, the Socialist People’s Party, the Socialist People’s Party, the Red Party and the MDGs have a large majority in the Storting with 99 representatives in the November elections. The Labor Party, the Socialist People’s Party, and the Socialist People’s Party lack a mandate for the majority. Both Rødt and MDG are above the threshold of 4.2% and 5%, respectively. Red lives dangerously on the barrier of regression, while the MDGs are far above.
SV gets a hefty 8.1 percent. It bodes well for next year’s elections. Sp is the gallup winner for November with an increase of 3.6 percentage points to 17.8 percent. The party is on a steady path to electoral victory next year. If the Sp catches up or becomes as big as the Labor Party, we have the discussion about who will be the prime minister of Jonas Gahr Støre and Trygve Slagsvold Vedum. The discussion has just begun. In Spain, people have started to think about the idea that the party should have the prime minister. In the Labor Party, you really dislike such a thought.
The best thing for the Labor Party would have been if Vedum had singled out Støre as the common candidate for Prime Minister of the Red Greens. The SP leader will not do that as long as the party progresses.
Sp does a fabulous job on the red-green side.
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SV also supports the cook. Red and the MDGs contribute greatly to red-green progress. The red-green parties are set to win the elections next year. As you see now, the Labor Party is the biggest element of uncertainty.
The party has failed to go on the offensive. If Labor falls below 20 percent, it’s a joke for a red-green victory. It stands and falls with the support of Labor.
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