Do not want Listhaug that list top – Romsdals Budstikke

Only one of 14 local chapters managers for FRP in Oslo says openly that he wants Sylvi Listhaug that list top in the county. Ni says no to immigration and integration minister.

Listhaug previously only been deputy og Romsdal and Oslo, have decided to stand as a candidate to parliament. NTB has previously written that she several of the party is seen as an excellent candidate for FRP in Oslo.

But even if she in many different contexts have cited their Christian faith and love to go with the cross visible around the neck, and arguably perception may draw voters from KrF to FRP, it is not enough.

– not impressed

NRK has contacted leaders of the 14 local teams in the county . Ni says no to Listhaug three would not comment on the matter, while one has not responded to the request.

– I’m not impressed with the proposal. There is nothing wrong with Listhaug but voters must have the opportunity to choose a local candidate they know, says the head of the Progress Party local branch in Flekkefjord, Jan Erik Hogstad.

The only one of the local chapter leaders who support the proposal openly, is the leader of the Progress Party in Mandal, Arne Petter Beckstrøm.

– I think it’s a positive suggestion. Listhaug could gather many votes from other parties in the south, he said.

Aust-Agder and Oslo

If the door closes in Oslo, there are other relevant counties Listhaug, but not without the hidden dangers. One possibility is list top in Aust-Agder, but there is parliamentary representative Laila Godskesen intent on re-election. Arendalitten Janice Bruun-Gundersen considered a rising star in the party, and was elected deputy to the Central Committee at the congress this spring.

Oslo bench is an obvious opportunity for Listhaug, who met as deputy from Oslo last period and has long experience from the Oslo policy, not least as a commissioner. But the question is whether she and the party wants a contested vote between Listhaug and Christian Tybring-Gjedde for second place behind leader Siv Jensen, if it can be avoided.

Hordaland is also released as a relevant county, but also here it is many of the bone. Municipal committee, Helge André Njåstad is set to re-election, while the other FRP representative from the county, state secretary Gjermund Hagesæter, declined.

Home county unacceptable

More og Romsdal, there are many strong candidates for seats on top of the nomination list. Several sources NTB spoke with last week, it rained unlikely that Listhaug will represent their home county sitting in the next period.

FRP veteran and parliamentary leader Harald Tom Nesvik will most likely be on top this time also . The county’s second FRP representative, Oskar Grimstad, has also agreed to re-election. In addition, Agriculture Minister Jon Georg Dale promoted his candidacy.

Sylvi Listhaug spent the summer on to consider whether she would seek parliamentary seat in the next period. Clearance came in an interview with Dagbladet

Last Friday where she says she stands at the disposal of the party, under the condition that she be nominated at a safe parliamentary seat.