1979 Norwegian local elections

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Country-wide local elections for seats in municipality and county councils were held throughout Norway in 1979. For most places this meant that two elections, the municipal elections and the county elections ran concurrently.

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Results

Municipal elections

Results of the 1979 municipal elections. [1]

PartyVotes%
Labour Party 768,42335.85
Conservative Party 625,97429.21
Christian Democratic Party 210,9379.84
Centre Party 182,2488.50
Liberal Party 111,2505.19
Socialist Left Party 88,1474.11
Progress Party 40,9281.91
Liberal People's Party 21,8931.02
Red Electoral Alliance 14,6140.68
Communist Party 5,9420.28
Others72,8773.40
Total2,143,233100.00

County elections

Results of the 1979 county elections. [1]

PartyVotes%
Labour Party 36.0
Conservative Party 29.9
Christian Democratic Party 10.2
Centre Party 8.6
Liberal Party 5.3
Socialist Left Party 4.4
Progress Party 2.5
Liberal People's Party 1.3
Red Electoral Alliance 0.8
Communist Party 0.5
Others0.6
Total

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