If the latest poll Norstat made for Our Country succeed, the Socialist Left Party losing all their seats in Parliament with poor 2.1 percent support from Norwegian voters.
The support for Labor fell by 2, 5 percentage points to 40 percent from April to May. Most of the decline was due to voters who go to the Progress Party. It suggests that the promise of 10,000 extra Syria refugees deters some voters, writes Our Country. In return, Labor gained some voters from SV after the convention.
Progress has the greatest rise, by 1.1 percentage points to 11.7 percent. Conservatives as much back as FRP proceed, 1.2 percentage points to a support level of 21.6 percent.
Christian Democratic Party emerges 1 percentage point to 5.5 percent. The Center Proceed 0.3 percentage points to 5.7 percent, and the Liberal Proceed 0.2 percentage points to 4.7 percent.
The Greens get 4 percent, making it the flip-flop on the poll, which neither the coalition or the present government obtains a majority.
Although Red has slightly lower majority than SV, would Red gained one seat in parliament, while the Socialist fall out.
If this poll had Been choice, would mandate the distribution become Ap 73, Right 39 and FRP 21 mandates. Christian Democrats and the Centre Party would have received ten seats each Left eight MDG seven and Red one seat. (© NTB)
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