Exit poll says govt could change in Norway

Published: 13 September 2005 y., Tuesday

Exit polls after elections in Norway suggest there could be a change in government. Figures on state television say the left-of-centre opposition led by Jens Stoltenberg could oust Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik's centre-right government.

State TV says the opposition looks likely to pick up 85 seats in the 169 seat parliament. An exit poll on a private station puts the figure at 86. Pollsters warn however that the margins are so tight that these estimates could be unreliable.

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