On Monday, Prime Minister Erna Solberg voted at Skjold School in Bergen.
“It is always fun and solemn on election day. I’m not sure how this election will turn out, so, therefore, everyone who wants the Conservative Party must vote for the Conservative Party,” Solberg told TV 2 before she went into the polling station with her husband, Sindre Finnes.
In September, the Conservatives received an average of 19.3% of voter support in opinion polls, according to Polls of polls.
This year, a record number of people have voted in advance, just over 1.6 million eligible voters – which is more than four out of ten Norwegians.
On Monday at 9 PM, the first election forecast from the Norwegian Electoral Directorate will be published. They will be based on all the advance votes that have been counted.
Source: © NTB Scanpix / #Norway Today / #NorwayTodayNews
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