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Leader of Norway’s left-wing opposition, Jonas Store had a landslide win in the country’s general election.
Store, unseated a centre-right coalition yesterday, headed by Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg, which had been in power since 2013.
With 97.5 percent of the votes counted, Labour and four other centre-left parties could swing to a combined majority of 100 seats, up from 81 currently.
A minimum of 85 seats is required to win a majority in the 169-seat parliament.
