2025 Norwegian parliamentary election

The 2025 Norwegian parliamentary election took place on 8 September 2025. All 169 seats in the Storting were up for election. 

The current government of the Labour Party (Ap), led by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, was re-elected. It has governed as a minority government since 2021, first in a coalition with the Centre Party until it withdrew from the government in 2025, and then as a single-party government. 

 The parties 
The list below contains the parties elected to the Storting in the 2021 parliamentary election and their current seat tallies.

 Labour Party – 48 seats
 Conservative Party  – 36 seats
 Progress Party – 21 seats
 Centre Party  – 19 seats
 Socialist Left Party – 13 seats
 Red Party – 8 seats
 Liberal Party – 8 seats
 Green Party – 3 seats
 Christian Democrats – 3 seats

 Opinion polling 

 Exit polling 
Exit polling forecasted that the Labour Party had won the election and that Jonas Gahr Støre would remain as Prime Minister. It showed that the Conservative Party had fallen to third place with the worst election result in 20 years while the Progress Party had overtaken them to be the second-largest party in the Storting. 

Results
The red-green bloc was projected to win 87 seats, allowing Støre to continue as Prime Minister.

 References 

Category:September 2025 events
Category:2025 elections in Europe
Category:2020s in Norway