1969 Norwegian Parliamentary Election

7 and 8 September 1969 · Labour's long ascendancy · 150 seats, 76 for a majority

Labour Party finished first with 74 of 150 seats on 46.5% of the vote. Turnout 83.8%.

Prime Minister before

Per Borten

Centre

Prime Minister (continued)

—

Largest force

Labour Party

74 of 150 seats

Turnout

83.8%

The result

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Labour Party

46.5% of votes · +6 seats

seats

Conservative Party

18.8% of votes · -2 seats

seats

Liberal Party

9.4% of votes · -5 seats

seats

Centre Party

9.0% of votes · +2 seats

seats

Christian Democratic Party

7.8% of votes · +1 seats

seats

Socialist People's Party

3.4% of votes · -2 seats

seats

Communist Party

1.0% of votes · 0 seats

seats

Christians–Conservatives

3.9% of votes

seats

Centrists–Christians

—

seats

Socialists–Communists

0.1% of votes

seats

Democratic Party

0.0% of votes · 0 seats

seats

Lapp People's List

0.0% of votes

seats


Labour Party	—	74	+6	1 004 348	46.5%	—
Conservative Party	—	28	-2	406 209	18.8%	—
Liberal Party	—	13	-5	202 553	9.4%	—
Centre Party	—	17	+2	194 128	9.0%	—
Christian Democratic Party	—	12	+1	169 303	7.8%	—
Socialist People's Party	—	0	-2	73 284	3.4%	—
Communist Party	—	0	0	21 517	1.0%	—
Christians–Conservatives	—	2	—	83 073	3.9%	—
Centrists–Christians	—	—	—	4	—	—
Socialists–Communists	—	0	—	3 203	0.1%	—
Democratic Party	—	0	0	561	0.0%	—
Lapp People's List	—	0	—	527	0.0%	—
Wild votes	—	—	—	6	0.0%	—

4 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.