Norwegian 8 largest political partys

I am done with elections have voted, Norway have gotten a new prime minister, comservativ govourment, im not to pleased as i vored Socialistic left party

How does one become a citizen of Norway?  Know any hot single Norse girls aginor?  

Hey, I had to look up agrarian party on the internets.   I am more confused than ever.  Damn you Wikipedia!!!

I,uh, thought it had something to do with agriculture.

So Norway is apparently a good excuse for a party...    Is the Silly Party an option?  I think I'll cast a vote for the Centre party as they don't spell Center porporly as we do in 'Merica. 


Edited by Slartibartfast - November 25 2012 at 13:44

i miss the times with Einar Gerhardsen , though i was not born so,,, it whould not matter, 

i sort of vote, but im hesitent to want Progress party in govourment, but i don't think i whould loose sleap if the Borgerlig side won, but im very little concervatve in person and i whould be put hard to test to vote on any of themm so i vote eather soicalist, liberal or green

i might vote Liberar,

The Bearded Bard wrote: I consider myself a leftist, but I don't trust the people leading the ruling parties after what happened at Utøya and the Government quarter. Too many mistakes were done that day, but the people who was responsible for the safety of those who died that day are still in office. The poor job that was done by so many people that day is unforgivable! Someone has to take responsibility for the mistakes that were done, and that someone is the Prime Minister and his cabinet.   Also, my impression is that the Labour Party's priority number one is getting tax money in, and not the welfare of the Norwegian people, so I will probably vote for the Conservative Party in the next election. Hopefully we'll get a change in government, that again will lead to a much needed change in leadership in both the Labour and the Social Left Party.

do as me, vote Miljøpartiet det Grønne, i will for once vote for a paty that don't have a clear political agende but a policy that have a wider scope, and they speak with more heart in their campains then the current Red/Green coalition Labour party actualy needs 4 to 8 years now as an oppestition,

I consider myself a leftist, but I don't trust the people leading the ruling parties after what happened at Utøya and the Government quarter. Too many mistakes were done that day, but the people who was responsible for the safety of those who died that day are still in office. The poor job that was done by so many people that day is unforgivable! Someone has to take responsibility for the mistakes that were done, and that someone is the Prime Minister and his cabinet.Also, my impression is that the Labour Party's priority number one is getting tax money in, and not the welfare of the Norwegian people, so I will probably vote for the Conservative Party in the next election. Hopefully we'll get a change in government, that again will lead to a much needed change in leadership in both the Labour and the Social Left Party.

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