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Norway's Big Vote Day!

Imagine choosing who leads your country! Norway did just that in a super important election.

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Stortingsvalget 2025

Stortingsvalget 2025

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2025 Norwegian parliamentary election (4)
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer FrP
2025 Norwegian parliamentary election (3)
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer MDG
2025 Norwegian Parliament Opinion Polling
Stortingsvalget 2025 Valgdeltakelse
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer KrF
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer Ap
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer H
Stortingsvalget 2025 Stemmer SV
Stortingsvalget 2025 Største blokk

Key Facts

Election Date
September 8, 2025.
Number of Seats
169 members were elected to the Storting.
Term Length
The elected members will serve for the 2025-2029 parliamentary term.
Voter Turnout
The highest voter turnout since 1989.

Who Gets to Be the Boss?

On a special day in September 2025, people in Norway got to vote for who they wanted to represent them in a big meeting place called the Storting. It's like picking the class president, but for the whole country! They were choosing 169 people to make important decisions for the next four years.

Some people even got to vote a little bit early, like getting your birthday present a few days ahead of time!

A Surprise Twist in the Story!

Guess what? The party that was already in charge, led by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, won the most votes! But another party, the Conservative Party, which used to be in charge, didn't do as well as they expected. A different party, the Progress Party, got more votes than ever before, becoming the biggest group of people who weren't in charge. It was like a big surprise party for them!

Why Does This Vote Matter?

This vote is like a giant report card for the leaders. It shows if people are happy with how things are going. The leaders talk about important things like how much money people pay in taxes, who comes to live in Norway, and how to make sure everyone gets good healthcare. When people vote, they are saying what they think is most important for their country.

Everyone Gets a Say!

It was super exciting because more people than usual voted! This means lots of Norwegians cared about choosing their leaders. When lots of people vote, it's a sign that everyone wants to be part of making their country a great place to live. It's like when everyone in your class votes on what game to play at recess!

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