The Conservative Party invited to a press conference about the political situation and the polls in Trondheim after the municipal elections. MDG, Venstre, Sp, KrF and the Pensioners’ Party were also present. In the previous period, MDG, KrF and Sp were in a position together with the Labor Party and the left-wing parties. – We have now jointly chosen to draw up an agreement where we start negotiations with the aim of obtaining a governing majority with me as mayor of Trondheim. The negotiations will start in due course, says Ranum at the press conference. He says that they are going out with this now so that the residents know that they are talking together, and want to get a clarification as quickly as possible. Major Helen Sævik (KrF), Vegard Frøseth Fenes (Sp), Morten Kokaas (Pp), Kent Ranum (H), Line Fjørstad (MDG) and Erling Moe (V). Photo: Trond Odin Myhre Johansen / news May depend on Frp Ranum may depend on cooperation with Frp to get a majority, but MDG has made it clear that they will not cooperate with them. – Our voters can feel completely confident that they will get the maximum benefit for the trust they have given us, said Line Fjørstad from MDG at the press conference. Ranum says they have had a good dialogue with the FRP throughout. – It is part of the further negotiations, where the FRP is also involved, he says. – Good talks All parties who stood by Ranum at the press conference say the talks between them have been good. – The talks have been characterized by generosity, and we want to negotiate a platform based on centre-right cooperation, says Vegard Fenes from the Center Party. – We have had a good dialogue. We have had constructive and good meetings, and that is why we stand here today and present ourselves as a good alternative in Trondheim politics, says Morten Kokaas from the Pensioners’ Party. Høyre has called a press conference from Trondheim at 1 p.m. Photo: Trond Odin Myhre Johansen / news
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