Fylkestingsvalget
Fylkestingsvalget is the election held in Norway to choose representatives for the counties' governing councils, known as fylkestinget. These elections occur every four years, concurrently with the parliamentary elections, and determine the composition of the county council that oversees regional services such as secondary education, public transport, and regional development.
The electoral system is based on proportional representation using the d'Hondt method. Each county is allocated
The fylkestinget functions as the executive and deliberative body for the county. It adopts budgets, legislates
Coalition building is common because no single party usually secures an outright majority. Parties negotiate agreements