Notes: Before the introduction
of proportional representation in 1921,a two‑ballot system
of plurality election in single‑member districts was used.
For the 1906‑1918 elections, the figures reported here
are parties’ percentages of the first‑ballot vote. PP‑‑Progress
party (Fremskrittspartiet); ran as Anders Lange's party in 1973;
Con--Conservatives (Høyre); Center‑‑agrarian Center
party (Senterpartiet); ChrP‑‑Christian People's
party (Kristelig Folkeparti); Lib‑‑Liberals (Venstre);
Labor‑‑Labor party (Det norske Arbeiderparti); CP‑‑Communist
party (Norges Kommunistiske Parti); SPP‑‑Socialist
People's party (Sosialistisk Folkeparti; SV–Socialist Left party
(Sosialistisk Venstreparti) in 1977 and thereafter; O‑‑Other
parties.
* Includes Independent Liberals (Frisinnede
Venstre).
# Includes Labor Democrats (Arbeiderdemokrater).
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Includes the Labor party's right wing (Norges Sosialdemokratiske
Arbeiderparti), which polled 9.2% in 1921 and 8.8% in 1924.
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Includes the Liberal party wing which supported membership
in the European Community (Det nye Folkepartiet), which polled
3.4% in 1973, 1.4% in 1977, and, as Det liberale Folkepartiet,
0.5% in 1981, and 0.5% in 1985.
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Socialist Electoral Alliance (Sosialistisk Valgforbund) included
the CP and SPP.
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