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Government and politics in Møre og Romsdal (Vestlandet, Norway): official figures

The county council (fylkesting) of Møre og Romsdal elected in 2023 has 46 members, the 7th smallest among the 14 county councils.

Which party is largest in Møre og Romsdal county council?

The Progress Party won the most seats on the Møre og Romsdal county council in the 2023 election, 10 of 46 (22%), ahead of the Conservative Party with 9.

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What is the political make-up of Møre og Romsdal county council?

Next in size on the Møre og Romsdal county council are the Labour Party with 8, the Centre Party with 4, the Christian Democratic Party with 3 and the Socialist Left Party with 3 seats.

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How many parties are on the Møre og Romsdal fylkesting?

9 parties won seats on the Møre og Romsdal county council in 2023, while 5 seats went to other lists.

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How many women are on Møre og Romsdal county council?

Women hold 20 of the 46 seats on the Møre og Romsdal county council elected in 2023, 43% and the 6th lowest share among the 14 county councils.

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How did the 2023 county election go in Møre og Romsdal?

Compared with the 2019 election, when the council had 46 seats, the Conservative Party rose from 7 to 9 seats, the Labour Party fell from 9 to 8 seats and the Progress Party rose from 8 to 10 seats on the Møre og Romsdal county council in 2023.

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What is the budget of Møre og Romsdal county?

The county council of Møre og Romsdal controls a county authority whose unrestricted revenues were NOK 24,560 per resident in 2025, with net loan debt equal to 116.6% of its operating revenues.

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How Møre og Romsdal compares with other counties in Norway

Seats on the county council (fylkesting) elected in 2023 (2023)

Møre og Romsdal ranks 8 of 14, highest first. Oslo has no county council; its city council (bystyre) carries out county duties.

RankAreaSeats on the county council (fylkesting) elected in 2023
5Agder49
6Buskerud47
7Rogaland47
8Møre og Romsdal46
9Nordland/Nordlánnda45
10Østfold43
11Vestfold41
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Women among county council members elected in 2023 (%) (2023)

Møre og Romsdal ranks 9 of 14, highest first. Oslo has no county council.

RankAreaWomen among county council members elected in 2023 (%)
6Agder47%
7Vestfold46%
8Vestland46%
9Møre og Romsdal43%
10Trøndelag/Trööndelage43%
11Buskerud40%
12Finnmark/Finnmárku/Finmarkku40%
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Conservative Party share of county council seats, 2023 (%) (2023)

Møre og Romsdal ranks 10 of 14, highest first. Oslo has no county council.

RankAreaConservative Party share of county council seats, 2023 (%)
7Nordland/Nordlánnda24%
8Trøndelag/Trööndelage23%
9Vestland23%
10Møre og Romsdal20%
11Telemark20%
12Troms/Romsa/Tromssa19%
13Innlandet18%
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Labour Party share of county council seats, 2023 (%) (2023)

Møre og Romsdal ranks 14 of 14, highest first. Oslo has no county council.

RankAreaLabour Party share of county council seats, 2023 (%)
8Finnmark/Finnmárku/Finmarkku23%
9Buskerud21%
10Rogaland21%
11Akershus20%
12Vestland18%
13Agder18%
14Møre og Romsdal17%
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