Early results from Norway’s 2025 parliamentary election indicate a tight race between the main political blocs, with the Labour Party currently leading and likely to form a coalition government, though negotiations with multiple parties are expected. As of now, with 91% of the vote counted, Labour holds the top spot at 28%, the Progress Party has recorded its best result ever at 24.4%, and the Conservatives have dropped to 14.5%. The Green Party and Christian Democrats are both hovering just above the crucial 4% threshold for parliamentary representation.
Early Results and Vote Counting
- The first results released immediately after polls closed were from ballots cast during the advance voting period, which had unusually high participation this year, making early counts more representative than usual.
- As of Monday evening, 91% of votes are counted, indicating the left-leaning bloc is leading but will likely require coalition talks due to the fragmented party landscape.
When to Expect Full Results
- Nearly full results are expected by early Tuesday morning local time, just hours after the polls closed at 9pm on Monday.
- Official results should be announced Tuesday, after which coalition discussions and negotiations will commence—these may take several weeks before a new government is formally established.
Political Context
- Coalition governments are the norm in Norway due to the multiparty system, and the tight race means smaller parties could play a decisive role in determining the next administration.
These outcomes suggest that while most results are already known, final seat allocation and coalition formation will unfold in the coming days, with only minor updates to come as the last votes are tallied.