The Storting, Norway's parliament, has 169 elected members chosen every four years
Background
The Storting is the parliament of Norway.
There are 169 elected Members of the Storting.
Parliamentary elections in Norway take place every four years.
The Storting is led by a Presidium and the presiding officer is the President of the Storting.
The Storting passes laws, adopts the national budget and supervises the Government.
Elected members:
169
Election interval:
Every four years
Presiding body:
The Presidium
Why it matters for exams: The size and term of foreign legislatures is a standard comparative-polity question.
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