1933 Norwegian parliamentary election|
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First party
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Second party
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Third party
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Leader
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Oscar Torp
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C. J. Hambro
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Johan Ludwig Mowinckel
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Party
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Labour
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Conservative
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Liberal
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Last election
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31.4%, 47 seats
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27.4%, 39 seats
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20.2%, 33 seats
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Seats won
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69
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30
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24
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Seat change
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22
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9
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9
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Popular vote
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500,526
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252,506 (H+FF)
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213,153
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Percentage
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40.1%
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20.2% (H+FF)
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17.7%
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Fourth party
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Fifth party
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Sixth party
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Leader
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Jens Hundseid
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Rolf Thommessen
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Bertram Dybwad Brochmann
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Party
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Farmers'
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Free-minded Liberal
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Society
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Last election
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15.9%, 25 seats
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2.6%, 5 seats/with H
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–
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Seats won
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23
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1
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1
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Seat change
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2
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4
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New
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Popular vote
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173,634
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20,184/All. with H
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18,786
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Percentage
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13.9%
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1.6%/—
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1.5%
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Seventh party
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Eighth party
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Leader
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Ingebrigt Bjørø [no]
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Alf Mjøen [no]
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Party
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Christian Democratic
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Radical People's
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Last election
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–
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0.8%, 1 seat
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Seats won
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1
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1
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Seat change
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New
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Popular vote
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10,272
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6,858
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Percentage
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0.8%
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0.5%
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Parliamentary elections were held in Norway on 16 October 1933.[1][2] The result was a victory for the Labour Party, which won 69 of the 150 seats in the Storting.