During the nominasjonsmøtet in Molde on Saturday afternoon, Jenny Klinge at the top of the stortingsvalglista. It happened at the akklamasjon. Her position in Møre and Romsdal Senterparti is strong and there is no discussions about her candidacy.
Jenny Klinge who is from Surnadal, has been a regular member of the Norwegian parliament since 2009, and is justispolitisk spokesperson of the centre party. In the period 2005-2009 she was deputy representative, but met stuck in the last part of the period and had then place in the samferdselskomiteen.
Lien second
In the second place, it was kampvotering between Geir Inge Lien that is the mayor in Vestnes and the first deputy representative to the Norwegian Parliament, and Marit Nerås Krogsæter from the Haram, who is the director for fylkeskulturutvalget.
Geir Inge Lien won with 42 from 24 matches and are thus the Centre andrekandidat by the parliamentary elections next year.
Marit Nerås Krogsæter got third place medHenrik Stensønes from Kristiansund and Olav Myklebust from sande on the next positions.
Jenny Klinge together with Marit Nerås Krogsæter and Geir Inge Lien under nominasjonsmøtet in Molde.
Photo: Jørgen Singsdal
Hope for two
Since 2001, the center party had to fight to keep stortingsmandatet in the county of Møre and Romsdal. In 2013 took the centre party the last fixed distriktsmandatet, but it came to pass with a good margin after that the party got an approval rating of 8.2 per cent.
But ahead of the parliamentary elections in 2017 is optimism far greater than that of four years ago.
– It has been a good measurements on the national level that shows that we can get far more stortingsrepresentanter, and I have the hope that we can bring in two representatives from the county of Møre and Romsdal, ” says Jenny Klinge.
Centralization
Jenny Klinge, believes that the centre party see as strong sentraliseringstendenser will give the party the wind in the sails. It does not apply to at least kommunereformen that the Parliament should treat the spring of 2017, and where many municipalities have decided that they want to continue that today.
Oddly enough, it’s good to be an mp for the centre party during the day because we get so much feedback that we do a good job of highlighting sentraliseringa. Our ambition is to come in the government after the election so that we can get gjrot something with this, ” says Jenny Klinge.
Regionreformen
Also regionreformen shall be treated in the Storting in the spring of 2017. Here’s Jenny Klinge has been clear that the Møre and Romsdal should consist of separate county, but on the Coast have the debate about regiontilhørighet created a lot of engagement. A majority of the municipalities on the Coast have made it clear that they want to the county.
But Jenny Klinge does not believe that the position on her will hurt her in the parliamentary election.
– I think that the image is different than that which has come to the fore. There are probably quite a few on the Coast that do not agree that the Coast should be a part of a large trøndelagsfylke. At the same time, it is obvious that it is a difficult debate, and many have strong views that they want to be a part of a trøndelagsfylke. But I think one must adhere to the that this should be adopted in Parliament before the election as this case comes the to be clarified, ” says Klinge.
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