A recent survey shows that only one in five believe that Solberg will continue as Prime Minister after the election in 2017. More than three times as many believe that Jonas Gahr Støre, the head of the Labour Party (Ap), will take over as Prime Minister,.
The Labour Party (Ap) has the biggest drop in the latest poll, down 4,3 percentage points. The Liberal Left (Venstre), on the other hand, has its best result since November, at 6 percent.
Support for the Labor Party (Ap) is at 34,1 percent according to September's poll. The Conservative Party (Høyre), however, falls 2,7 percentage points down to 25,8 percent.
For the third month in a row, the support for the Labor Party remains above 40 percent. Four out of ten voters say that the Labor Party is their number one choice.
One out of three voters would prefer the new leader of the Labour Party, Jonas Gahr Støre, as Norway's prime minister. 22 percent say they would like to keep current Prime Minister Erna Solberg as the head of government.
Minister of Justice Anders Anundsen's has been criticized by the government's supporting parties for how he has handled the returns of juvenile asylum seekers, which according to the Christian Democrats does not follow their original agreement.
