Poll shows Høyre sliding while red-green bloc nears majority in Oslo
A new poll indicates that Høyre is losing ground in Oslo and the red-green parties could secure a majority on the city council.
The latest Oslo survey, conducted by Respons Analyse, finds Høyre in sharp decline ahead of the municipal election. The combined vote share of the red-green parties - Labour, Green Party, Socialist Left and Red - would translate into 32 of the 59 council seats. This suggests a shift toward a red-green coalition in the capital.
Why it matters
The poll signals a possible power shift in Oslo's city government, affecting local policies and national party strategies.
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