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2029 Norwegian parliamentary election

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Parliamentary elections will be held in September 2029 to elect representatives to Norway's parliament, the Storting, for the period of 2029–2033.[1]

Quick facts All 169 seats in the Storting 85 seats needed for a majority, Leader ...
2029 Norwegian parliamentary election

 2025
10 or 17 September 2029

All 169 seats in the Storting
85 seats needed for a majority
 
Leader Jonas Gahr Støre Sylvi Listhaug Ine Eriksen Søreide
Party Labour Progress Conservative
Leader since 14 June 2014 8 May 2021 14 February 2026
Leader's seat Oslo Møre og Romsdal Oslo
Last election 53 seats, 28.02% 47 seats, 23.85% 24 seats, 14.65%

 
Leader Kirsti Bergstø Trygve Slagsvold Vedum Marie Sneve Martinussen
Party Socialist Left Centre Red
Leader since 18 March 2023 7 April 2014 24 May 2024
Leader's seat Akershus Hedmark Akershus
Last election 9 seats, 5.63% 9 seats, 5.59% 9 seats, 5.32%

 
Leader Arild Hermstad Dag-Inge Ulstein Guri Melby
Party Green Christian
Democratic
Liberal
Leader since 26 November 2022 22 August 2024 26 September 2020
Leader's seat Oslo Oslo
Last election 8 seats, 4.74%% 7 seats, 4.20% 3 seats, 3.69%

Incumbent Prime Minister

Jonas Gahr Støre
Labour



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Electoral system

Norwegian parliamentary elections are held using party-list proportional representation in 19 multi-member constituencies based on the pre-2018 counties of Norway. To determine the apportionment of the 169 seats amongst the 19 counties, a two-tier formula is used, based on population and geographic size. Each inhabitant counts one point, while each square kilometer counts 1.8 points. Each constituency is guaranteed 4 seats.[2][3]

150 of the seats (all but one in each constituency) are constituency seats. These are awarded based on the election results in each constituency, and are unaffected by results in other counties. Nineteen of the seats (one for each constituency) are levelling seats, awarded to parties above 4% of the national vote. A modification of the Sainte-Lague method, where the first quotient for each party is calculated using a divisor of 1.4 instead of 1, is used to allocate both the constituency and leveling seats. A party must cross the electoral threshold of 4% of the national vote in order to win levelling seats but may still win constituency seats even if it fails to reach this threshold. If a party wins more constituency seats than it is entitled to seats overall based on its national vote share, those additional seats are kept, with the number of seats won by other parties being reduced.[4] The system for apportioning seats to constituencies is biased in favour of rural areas since the area of the county is a factor, but the system of compensation seats reduces the effect this has on the number of seats won by each party.[2][3]

Political parties

Parliamentary parties

The table below lists political parties elected to the Storting in the 2025 parliamentary election.

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Opinion polls

This section includes national voter intention polls listed on the Poll of Polls website.[25] The projected seat distribution for each poll, as listed on the website, is shown below the percentages. 85 seats are needed for a majority.

2026

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Polling execution Parties Blocs
Polling firm Fieldwork date Sample
size
Resp. Red Blue Others Lead Red Blue Lead
R SV MDG Ap Sp V KrF H FrP
Opinion 10–16 Aug 1,000 80.2 7.9
13
5.2
9
5.4
9
20.5
39
5.7
9
2.8
2
4.0
7
15.3
26
29.1
55
4.1
0
PP 0.4
ND 1.3
INP 0.2
K 0.7
8.6
16
44.7
79
51.2
90
6.5
11
Respons Analyse 5–10 Aug 1,000 N/a 8.1
15
4.4
8
4.4
8
22.5
40
5.8
10
3.4
2
3.7
3
16.2
29
29.6
54
1.9
0
7.1
14
45.2
81
52.9
88
7.7
7
Norstat 11–11 Aug 1,001 N/a 7.9
14
4.3
8
3.9
3
22.5
43
5.2
9
3.9
2
4.2
7
14.7
26
30.6
57
2.7
0
ND 0.5
INP 0.6
8.1
14
43.8
77
53.4
92
9.6
15
Verian 3–7 Aug 988 N/a 6.4
12
8.0
14
3.5
3
22.8
42
5.5
10
3.1
2
2.6
2
15.1
27
29.7
57
3.4
0
PP 0.7
ND 0.4
INP 0.7
6.9
15
46.2
81
50.5
88
4.3
7
Norfakta 4–5 Aug 1,004 80.0 6.4
11
5.6
10
3.8
3
25.2
46
4.3
7
4.0
7
3.4
3
15.8
27
28.9
55
2.6
0
PP 0.4
ND 1.0
K 0.5
3.7
9
45.3
77
52.1
92
6.8
15
Opinion 27 Jul 1 Aug 1,001 80.0 8.8
16
4.7
8
4.0
7
21.7
41
4.9
9
3.5
2
3.1
1
14.8
26
31.2
59
3.2
0
PP 0.7
ND 0.3
INP 0.6
K 0.3
9.5
18
44.1
81
52.6
88
8.5
7
InFact 4–4 Aug 1,132 N/a 7.8
14
3.4
1
4.3
8
24.5
45
5.0
9
2.7
2
4.5
8
13.4
23
32.0
59
2.4
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.2
INP 0.9
K 0.1
7.5
14
45.0
77
52.6
92
7.6
15
Norfakta 7–8 Jul 1,003 N/a 8.1
13
5.2
8
4.1
7
22.4
42
5.5
9
3.8
3
4.2
7
15.7
26
28.4
54
2.6
0
PP 0.2
ND 1.0
INP 0.2
K 0.7
6.0
12
45.3
79
52.1
90
6.8
11
Verian 24–30 Jun 987 N/a 6.4
11
5.1
8
5.2
9
23.9
46
4.7
8
3.5
3
3.7
3
14.3
24
29.8
57
3.4
0
PP 0.9
ND 0.3
INP 0.7
K 0.7
5.9
11
45.3
82
51.3
87
6.0
5
InFact 30–30 Jun 1,172 N/a 6.5
11
5.1
8
5.3
9
21.6
42
4.6
7
5.1
8
4.0
3
14.3
23
31.5
58
2.1
0
9.9
16
43.1
77
54.9
92
11.8
15
Norstat 16–16 Jun 1,005 N/a 7.4
12
5.2
9
4.1
7
22.4
42
5.7
10
4.3
7
2.9
1
13.8
23
30.2
58
4.0
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.9
INP 0.9
K 0.6
7.8
16
44.8
80
51.2
89
6.4
9
Opinion 2–8 Jun 1,000 79.7 8.0
14
4.0
7
4.7
9
19.6
37
5.8
11
3.1
2
3.3
1
16.8
30
31.9
58
2.7
0
PP 0.3
ND 1.2
INP 0.2
K 0.1
12.3
21
42.1
78
55.1
91
13.0
13
Respons Analyse 3–8 Jun 1,003 80.0 7.0
13
5.8
11
3.8
3
21.8
39
4.4
8
2.6
2
3.8
3
16.8
30
31.5
60
2.7
0
ND 0.8
INP 0.6
9.7
21
42.8
74
54.7
95
11.9
21
Norfakta 2–3 Jun 1,000 N/a 7.3
14
5.1
9
3.9
3
21.6
42
5.3
10
3.0
2
3.7
3
17.7
33
28.9
53
3.5
0
7.3
11
43.2
78
53.3
91
10.1
13
InFact 1–1 Jun 1,145 N/a 7.5
11
4.0
6
5.0
7
22.4
43
4.5
7
4.6
7
4.2
6
12.5
18
33.3
64
2.0
0
ND 0.4
INP 0.4
K 0.5
10.9
21
43.4
74
54.6
95
11.2
21
Verian 26–29 May 991 N/a 7.3
13
5.2
9
3.2
2
22.5
42
5.5
10
2.3
1
4.0
7
18.1
32
30.0
53
1.9
0
PP 0.2
ND 0.5
INP 0.5
K 0.5
7.5
11
43.7
76
54.4
93
10.7
17
Opinion 18–25 May 1,001 N/a 7.4
13
5.1
9
3.3
3
22.4
42
4.9
8
2.7
2
4.3
7
16.8
29
29.9
56
3.3
0
PP 0.7
ND 0.7
INP 0.5
K 0.3
7.5
14
43.1
75
53.7
94
10.6
19
Norstat 11–18 May 1,000 N/a 7.1
12
4.7
8
4.4
8
21.1
41
5.2
9
2.7
2
3.8
3
16.1
28
31.4
58
3.6
0
PP 0.5
ND 0.8
INP 1.0
10.3
17
42.5
78
54.0
91
11.5
13
Respons Analyse 6–11 May 1,001 N/a 6.4
11
5.6
10
3.9
3
22.7
42
5.8
10
3.9
3
4.2
7
18.3
33
27.1
50
2.2
0
PP 0.4
ND 0.6
INP 0.2
K 0.4
4.4
8
44.4
76
53.5
93
9.1
17
Opinion 4–10 May 1,000 80.0 6.3
11
4.7
8
5.0
9
22.1
44
5.0
9
3.0
2
3.2
1
15.9
27
31.0
58
3.8
0
8.9
14
43.1
81
53.1
88
10.0
7
Norfakta 6–7 May 1,001 83.0 7.2
12
4.9
8
3.7
3
22.9
42
4.9
8
3.7
2
4.4
8
17.1
30
28.7
56
2.7
0
ND 0.6
INP 0.8
K 0.4
5.8
14
43.6
73
53.9
96
10.3
23
Verian 4–7 May 594 N/a 6.8
12
4.1
7
3.2
2
24.8
46
5.2
9
3.7
3
4.2
8
16.8
31
28.1
51
3.2
0
3.3
5
44.1
76
52.8
93
8.7
17
InFact 4 May 1,124 N/a 6.9
12
4.4
7
4.0
7
23.2
43
6.5
11
3.3
2
4.4
7
14.6
24
30.8
56
1.9
0
ND 0.3
INP 0.3
K 0.4
7.6
13
45.0
80
53.1
89
8.1
9
Opinion 20–25 Apr 1,001 80.0 6.2
11
5.7
11
4.6
8
19.5
36
5.9
11
3.6
2
3.0
1
19.0
35
29.1
54
3.4
0
9.6
18
41.9
77
54.7
92
12.8
15
Norstat 13–18 Apr 1,000 N/a 7.3
13
5.1
9
3.8
3
21.0
41
5.3
9
4.2
7
3.7
3
17.7
30
29.2
54
2.7
0
PP 0.4
ND 0.3
INP 1.0
K 0.3
8.2
13
42.5
75
54.8
94
12.3
19
Respons Analyse 8–13 Apr 1,001 N/a 7.0
13
4.7
8
3.9
3
23.4
43
5.8
10
4.2
8
3.6
3
18.0
33
26.5
48
2.8
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.8
INP 0.6
K 0.4
3.2
5
44.8
77
52.3
92
7.5
15
Opinion 7–13 Apr 1,000 N/a 9.0
17
4.3
8
3.5
2
20.8
40
4.8
9
3.5
2
3.2
2
18.1
34
29.9
55
3.0
0
PP 0.5
ND 0.1
INP 1.0
K 0.4
5.7
9
42.4
76
54.7
93
12.3
17
Verian 7–10 Apr 987 N/a 6.0
10
6.1
11
4.7
8
23.3
44
5.4
10
3.7
3
3.5
3
16.6
29
28.6
51
2.2
0
ND 0.5
INP 0.5
K 0.7
5.3
7
45.5
83
52.4
86
6.9
3
Norfakta 7–8 Apr 1,002 N/a 7.5
14
5.7
11
3.2
2
21.9
42
5.2
10
3.9
2
3.5
3
18.3
34
27.6
51
3.1
0
PP 0.2
ND 0.3
INP 1.4
K 0.5
5.7
9
43.5
79
53.3
90
9.8
11
InFact 30 Mar 1,117 N/a 7.4
14
4.4
8
3.7
3
20.4
38
5.4
10
3.7
2
3.7
3
17.8
33
30.9
58
2.4
0
PP 0.1
ND 0.7
INP 0.5
K 0.2
10.5
20
41.3
73
56.1
96
14.8
23
Opinion 23–24 Mar 1,000 80.0 6.9
11
5.6
9
4.1
7
21.3
41
4.6
7
4.1
6
4.4
7
17.7
30
27.2
51
4.1
0
PP 0.1
ND 1.2
INP 2.0
K 0.4
5.9
10
42.5
75
53.4
94
10.5
19
Norstat 16–21 Mar 1,000 N/a 8.0
15
4.5
8
5.0
9
21.9
42
3.7
1
2.9
2
2.4
1
19.6
37
28.1
54
3.9
0
PP 1.1
ND 0.7
INP 0.8
K 0.6
6.2
12
43.1
75
53.0
94
9.9
19
Opinion 9–16 Mar 1,000 79.5 7.2
13
6.1
11
5.3
9
22.5
45
4.4
8
3.3
2
3.6
3
16.2
28
26.7
50
4.7
0
PP 1.0
ND 0.6
INP 0.4
K 0.6
4.2
7
45.5
86
49.8
83
4.3
-3
Respons Analyse 4–9 Mar 1,000 N/a 7.3
13
4.5
8
3.9
3
24.3
44
5.0
9
4.7
8
3.8
3
18.8
33
25.9
48
2.0
0
1.6
4
45
77
53.2
92
8.2
15
Norfakta 3–4 Mar 1,000 82.0 6.4
10
4.5
7
4.1
6
22.3
42
4.9
8
4.0
6
4.6
7
17.4
28
28.8
55
3.1
0
ND 0.8
INP 0.6
K 0.3
6.5
13
42.2
73
54.8
96
12.6
23
InFact 2 Mar 1,077 N/a 9.1
15
4.5
8
4.0
7
22.3
42
4.3
7
2.7
2
3.5
3
16.8
29
30.2
56
2.7
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.5
INP 0.9
K 0.3
7.9
14
44.2
79
53.2
90
9.0
11
Opinion 23 Feb 2 Mar N/a 79.0 8.7
17
3.7
2
3.8
3
23.1
45
5.8
11
2.4
2
3.4
3
19.2
37
25.5
49
4.5
0
PP 1.5
ND 1.6
INP 0.5
K 0.2
2.4
4
45.1
78
50.5
91
5.4
13
Verian 23–27 Feb 984 N/a 7.4
12
4.4
7
4.3
7
25.7
49
5.4
9
3.9
3
4.4
7
18.8
33
23.0
42
2.6
0
PP 0.1
ND0.7
INP 0.4
K 0.1
2.7
7
47.2
84
50.1
85
2.9
1
Norstat 16–21 Feb 1,003 79.9 7.7
13
5.1
9
4.5
8
21.8
40
5.3
9
2.3
1
4.0
7
20.0
35
26.6
47
2.8
0
ND 0.8
INP 0.7
K 0.4
4.8
7
44.4
79
52.9
90
8.5
11
Opinion 9–16 Feb 1,000 81.0 7.2
13
4.2
7
4.5
8
23.1
44
6.4
11
3.0
2
3.7
3
15.7
28
28.0
53
4.1
0
4.9
9
45.4
83
50.4
86
5.0
3
Respons Analyse 4–9 Feb 1,002 N/a 7.8
15
4.5
8
3.4
2
24.9
46
5.2
10
3.9
3
3.5
3
18.0
33
26.1
49
2.6
0
1.2
3
45.8
81
51.5
88
5.7
7
Norfakta 3–4 Feb 1,001 N/a 6.4
12
5.2
9
3.2
2
25.1
46
4.5
8
3.2
2
4.0
7
19.0
35
26.3
48
2.9
0
ND0.4
INP 0.8
Lib 0.1
1.2
2
44.4
77
52.5
92
8.1
15
InFact 2 Feb 1,121 N/a 7.5
13
4.3
7
4.2
7
22.3
42
5.9
10
4.2
7
3.8
3
16.3
27
28.2
53
3.2
0
5.9
11
44.2
79
52.5
90
8.3
11
Opinion 26–31 Jan 1,000 82.9 7.1
13
4.1
8
3.1
2
27.2
48
5.9
11
4.4
8
3.6
3
17.3
32
23.7
44
4.5
0
2.5
4
47.4
82
49.0
87
1.6
3
Verian 26–30 Jan 990 N/a 6.9
13
4.5
8
3.6
3
27.2
51
5.7
11
3.4
2
3.4
3
16.5
31
25.1
47
3.9
0
PP 0.5
ND 1.1
INP 0.6
K 0.6
2.1
4
47.9
86
48.4
83
0.5
-3
Norstat 27 Jan[a] 1,000 N/a 7.0
13
4.1
8
3.7
3
26.8
48
6.8
12
2.7
2
4.7
8
16.0
29
25.2
46
3.0
0
1.4
2
48.4
84
48.6
85
0.2
1
Opinion 12–19 Jan 1,000 79.0 6.3
11
5.7
10
4.8
9
23.2
44
5.3
9
2.5
2
3.1
2
18.0
32
27.2
50
3.9
0
4.0
6
45.3
83
50.8
86
5.5
3
Respons Analyse 7–9 Jan 1,001 83.8 6.4
11
5.5
9
4.0
7
25.2
47
4.8
8
3.2
2
3.5
3
17.4
32
27.9
50
2.2
0
2.7
3
45.9
82
52.0
87
6.1
5
Verian 5–8 Jan 984 N/a 6.0
10
6.1
10
4.2
7
25.2
48
4.6
7
3.9
3
4.2
7
18.3
32
23.2
45
4.3
0
PP 1.0
ND 1.3
INP 0.1
K 0.6
2.0
3
46.1
82
49.6
87
3.5
5
Norfakta 6–7 Jan 1,005 N/a 6.4
10
5.2
8
4.6
7
24.9
45
4.8
7
4.1
6
4.2
7
17.5
32
25.8
47
2.5
0
ND 1.3
INP 0.5
0.9
2
45.9
77
51.6
92
5.7
15
InFact 6 Jan 1,018 N/a 6.0
10
5.0
8
4.7
8
21.3
42
5.6
9
3.0
2
4.0
7
15.0
25
31.9
58
3.5
0
PP 0.5
ND 1.0
INP 1.0
K 0.2
10.6
16
42.6
77
53.9
92
11.3
15
2025 election 8 Sep 4,059,218 80.1 5.3
9
5.6
9
4.7
8
28.0
53
5.6
9
3.7
3
4.2
7
14.6
24
23.8
47
4.3
0
4.2
6
49.2
88
46.3
81
2.9
7
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Polling firm Fieldwork date Sample
size
Resp. Red Blue Others Lead Red Blue Lead
R SV MDG Ap Sp V KrF H FrP
Opinion 8–15 Dec 1,000 82.0 7.6
14
4.5
9
3.7
3
25.1
47
5.8
11
3.2
2
2.9
1
18.1
34
25.2
48
3.8
0
0.1
1
46.7
84
49.4
85
3.0
1
Norstat 8–13 Dec 1,000 N/a 6.4
11
5.2
9
4.5
8
24.1
45
4.4
7
4.0
7
3.0
2
17.2
30
27.3
50
3.9
0
PP 1.2
ND 0.6
INP 0.9
K 0.4
3.2
5
44.6
80
51.5
89
6.9
9
Respons Analyse 3–8 Dec 1,000 N/a 7.0
11
5.7
9
4.2
7
22.8
42
6.0
10
4.1
7
3.1
2
17.5
32
27.7
49
2.0
0
4.9
7
45.7
79
52.4
90
6.7
11
Norfakta 2–3 Dec 1,000 N/a 6.4
12
5.0
9
5.0
9
25.5
46
6.1
11
2.8
2
3.0
1
17.6
32
26.1
47
2.5
0
PP 0.8
ND 0.2
K 0.4
0.6
1
48.0
87
49.5
82
1.5
-5
Opinion 24 Nov 2 Dec 1,201 81.0 6.9
12
5.1
9
3.7
3
22.2
42
6.0
11
4.7
8
4.0
3
17.8
32
26.7
49
2.9
0
4.5
7
42.6
77
53.2
92
10.6
15
InFact 1 Dec 1,096 N/a 7.2
12
5.3
9
4.9
8
21.6
41
5.7
9
3.2
2
4.0
6
17.4
31
27.9
51
2.8
0
PP 0.1
ND 0.6
INP 0.4
K 0.4
6.3
10
44.7
79
52.5
90
7.8
11
Verian 1 Dec[a] N/a N/a 5.5
10
5.0
9
5.8
10
23.2
42
6.8
12
3.6
2
4.2
7
17.1
30
25.6
47
3.3
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.9
INP 0.5
K 0.3
2.4
5
46.3
83
50.5
86
4.2
3
Norstat 18 Nov[a] 999 N/a 7.5
13
5.2
9
4.2
7
24.8
45
5.6
10
2.6
2
4.3
8
16.5
29
25.7
46
3.8
0
PP 1.0
ND 0.7
INP 0.5
K 0.4
0.9
1
47.3
84
49.1
85
1.8
1
Opinion 10–17 Nov 1,000 81.0 6.8
13
6.8
12
3.8
3
22.6
42
6.4
12
3.3
2
3.0
2
19.7
36
25.0
47
2.5
0
2.4
5
46.4
82
51.0
87
4.6
5
Respons Analyse 4–7 Nov 1,000 N/a 6.4
11
5.5
9
4.5
8
22.0
42
6.2
10
3.8
3
4.3
7
18.7
32
25.7
47
3.0
0
3.7
5
44.6
80
52.5
89
7.9
9
InFact 5 Nov[a] N/a N/a 7.4
13
4.9
9
3.7
3
22.3
42
5.9
11
3.7
3
4.3
8
16.9
31
27.1
49
3.8
0
PP 0.1
ND 0.7
INP 0.8
K 0.5
4.4
7
44.2
78
52.0
91
7.8
9
Norfakta 4–5 Nov 1,003 N/a 6.2
11
4.7
8
5.1
9
24.3
45
5.4
10
3.2
2
3.7
3
16.6
29
27.3
52
3.4
0
PP 0.1
ND 1.0
INP 0.3
K 0.4
3.0
7
45.7
83
50.8
86
5.1
3
Opinion 27 Oct 3 Nov 1,001 83.0 6.1
11
5.1
9
4.9
8
23.9
46
6.1
11
2.5
2
3.4
3
17.0
30
26.8
49
4.2
0
PP 0.7
ND 0.4
INP 1.1
K 0.6
2.9
3
46.1
85
49.7
84
3.6
-1
Verian 27–31 Oct 1,194 N/a 6.3
10
5.8
9
4.1
6
25.0
48
5.5
8
4.6
7
5.7
9
15.9
30
23.3
42
3.9
0
PP 0.7
ND 0.2
INP 1.0
K 0.7
1.7
6
46.7
81
49.5
88
2.8
7
Norstat 21 Oct[a] N/a N/a 6.7
12
5.4
10
4.8
9
26.2
49
5.5
10
3.9
3
3.5
3
16.6
30
23.5
43
3.9
0
PP 0.6
ND 0.5
INP 0.6
K 1.2
2.7
6
48.6
90
47.5
79
1.1
11
Opinion 13–20 Oct 1,000 83.0 6.9
11
7.0
11
3.8
3
24.8
49
5.4
8
4.3
7
4.8
7
16.2
31
23.2
42
3.7
0
1.6
7
47.9
82
48.5
87
0.6
5
Respons Analyse 8–13 Oct 1,002 N/a 5.7
9
6.0
9
4.1
6
28.4
55
5.1
8
4.2
7
3.6
3
14.9
25
25.0
47
3.1
0
PP 0.3
ND 0.8
INP 0.7
K 0.3
3.4
8
49.3
87
47.7
82
1.6
5
Norfakta 7–8 Oct 1,006 90.0 5.9
10
4.9
8
4.5
7
29.0
54
4.5
7
3.4
2
4.4
7
15.1
25
25.5
49
4.9
0
PP 0.2
ND 1.5
INP 1.1
K 0.7
3.5
5
48.8
86
48.4
83
0.4
3
InFact 6 Oct 1,094 N/a 5.6
9
5.5
9
5.5
9
28.8
54
4.8
8
2.8
2
4.6
7
13.9
22
25.3
49
3.1
0
3.5
5
50.2
89
46.6
80
3.6
9
Verian 29 Sep 3 Oct 992 N/a 6.2
10
5.8
9
4.4
7
29.4
55
5.9
9
4.2
6
4.1
6
15.0
26
21.6
41
3.4
0
PP 0.4
ND 0.8
INP 0.4
K 0.5
7.8
14
51.7
90
44.9
79
6.8
11
2025 election 8 Sep 4,059,218 80.1 5.3
9
5.6
9
4.7
8
28.0
53
5.6
9
3.7
3
4.2
7
14.6
24
23.8
47
4.3
0
4.2
6
49.2
88
46.3
81
2.9
7
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