Norway’s center-right projected to win election

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Solberg, chairman of the Conservative Party of Norway, casts her vote during the general election at a polling station at Apeltun School in BergenOSLO (Reuters) – Norway's center-right opposition was on track to win Monday's election after promising tax cuts and improved welfare to voters weary of eight years of center-left rule, an official projection showed as polling closed. The opposition Conservative Party and three allied parties were set to win a majority with 93 seats in the 169-member parliament, it said, based on an official count of early votes. An exit poll by independent TV2 also projected 93. (Reporting By Alister Doyle)

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