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Norway Constituent Assembly election (Eidsvoll) 1814

Norway elections · 1814-05-16 · held

112 delegates formed the Eidsvoll Constituent Assembly.

Indirect election — selection through an electoral body rather than a direct national popular vote. The record notes explain the selection process.

Results: final · partial coverage · Published party/list votes where available; early non-partisan results report representatives only

Norway Constituent Assembly election (Eidsvoll) 1814 — recorded results
Party / candidateElector ballotsElector ballot shareSeatsElectoral votes
All non-partisan representatives——112—

The franchise, electoral system and parliamentary size changed over time. Before national parties emerged, a non-partisan seat total does not imply a single party or common political programme. Unknown votes and vote shares remain unreported. Colours are a display palette. Elections were staggered from February; northern elections took place after the Eidsvoll assembly had finished. The table describes its 112 delegates, including 33 military representatives, rather than an invented national party vote.

Sources & further reading

Historical election results and franchise

Storting: the 112-member assembly at Eidsvoll