What is Norway's main legislative body called?

Answer 1

Stortinget.

Translates as "Parliament of Norway", "The Great Assembly" or "The Great Thing" ('Thing' in the sense of 'folkmoot', an official gathering).

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Answer 2

Parliament:

Arbeiderpartiet (64) (Labor, red) + In Government, got Prime Minister.

Fremskrittspartiet (41) (Who knows? Liberal, popular)

Høyre (30) (Right, blue)

Sosialistisk Venstreparti(11) (Socialist, red, environmental) + In Gorvernment

Kristelig Folkeparti (10) (Christian, somewhat conservative, "family" oriented)

Senterpartiet (11) (center, rural) + In Goverment

Venstre (2) (liberal, "the third way" (trying to mix socialist and liberalism)

Executive power (ruling government)

"Den rød-grønne regjeringen" (The red-green parliament, except it's not correct to call the executive government parliament.

It consists of:

Arbeiderpartiet (Labor, majority, got prime minister)

Sosialistisk Venstreparti (Socialistic left, socialistic, environmental)

Senterpartiet (Center, agricultural, decentralization)

Answer 3

It is called "Stortinget".

Answer 4

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