A new opinion poll for Trondheim shows the Labour Party (Ap), the Progress Party (Frp) and Red (Rødt) as the winners, NRK reported on Monday.
The survey covers voter sentiment in the Norwegian city, though NRK's headline did not include the specific figures behind the result. NRK published the poll on 14 September 2026.
Coverage of the same poll by the local outlet adressa.no carried a reaction from one of the parties, quoted as saying it was "very happy to be the largest in the city." The outlet did not specify in the headline which party that statement came from.
The two reports point to a shared reading of the survey: three parties gaining ground in Trondheim. Beyond that, the available material does not give vote shares, sample sizes or margins of error, so the scale of the shifts is not yet clear from these headlines alone.
Polling in Norwegian cities is closely watched as a signal of local political momentum, and results are often broken down by party to show which groups are gaining or losing support. In this case, NRK's framing identifies the gainers directly, while adressa.no highlights the claim of being the city's largest party.
What to watch next: the full numbers behind the Trondheim poll, including each party's share and how the result compares with previous surveys, as more detailed reporting emerges.
