Norwegian parliamentary election, 1930

The 1930 Norwegian parliamentary election was held on 20th of October 1930. The election is the first one after the London Stock Exchange Crash hit Norway and saw the seats of the conservative Høyre and liberal Venstre drop.
The election saw the socialist parties gain around 35% of the votes in total, and if it was not for the Liberal-Conservative Agreement, the socialists may had been able to form a left-wing government.
==Parties and leaders==
Party	Party 	Ideology 	Leader
 	Høyre (H) 	Conservatism, liberal conservatism 	Ivar Lykke
 	Arbeiderpartiet (Ap) 	Socialism, republicanism 	Martin Tranmæl
 	Venstre (V) 	Liberalism, social liberalism 	Johan Ludwig Mowinckel
 	Bondepartiet (Bp) 	Agrarianism, decentralization 	Jens Hundseid
 	Norges Socialdemokratiske Arbeiderparti (NSA)	Social democracy, anti-communism 	Magnus Nilssen
 	Norges Kommunistiske Parti (NKP) 	Communism, marxism 	Peder Furubotn
 	Den Nationale Legion (DNL) 	Norwegian nationalism, völkish movement 	Karl Meyer
 	Frisinnede Venstre (FV) 	Conservative liberalism, national liberalism	Anton Wilhelm Brøgger
 	Radikale Folkeparti (RF) 	Radicalism, georgism 	
== Results ==
	Party 	Votes 	% 	Seats	
	 	 	 	 	
	Høyre 	327,036 	27.4	42 	
	Arbeiderpartiet 	244,680 	20.5	34 	
	Venstre 	241,099 	20.2	34 	
	Bondepartiet 	151,582 	12.7	19 	
	Norges Socialdemokratiske Arbeiderparti	116,969 	9.8 	14 	
	Norges Kommunistiske Parti 	58,485 	4.9 	4 	
	Den Nationale Legion 	50,130 	4.2 	3 	
	Other Parties 	3,579 	0.3 	0 	
	Invalid/blank votes 	 	– 	– 	
	Total 	1,193,560	100 	150 	
	Registered voters/turnout 	1,550,077	77% 	– 	
Category:General elections in Norway