One (Written) Language

One (Written) Language (Norwegian: Ett (skrift)språk) is a Norwegian political party that ran for the parliamentary election in 2009. The party's main goal is to abolish Nynorsk as a written language in schools and the public sector.^[1] In 2009, it ran for election in Akershus, and received 100 votes.^[2]

The party was founded by the 69-year-old Norwegian language teacher Einar Smørdal who had previously proposed such a party in a letter to the local newspaper Møre in Volda. The party's immediate issue was to end compulsory education in Nynorsk in grade and high school, while making Bokmål the sole language in public documents was a more long-term goal. The party emphasized that it did not oppose spoken dialects, it was having two parallel written languages which they opposed.^[3]

External links

Ett (skrift)språk

References

↑ "Små og rare partier: Ett (skrift) språk.". Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (in Norwegian). Retrieved 15 September 2009.
↑ "Valg 2009 Landsoversikt - Stortingsvalget" (in Norwegian). regjeringen.no (Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development). Retrieved 15 September 2009.
↑ Lier, Lars (April 2, 2009). "Starter parti mot nynorsk" (in Norwegian). Romerikes Blad. Retrieved 2009-09-15.

Political parties in Norway

Bracketed numbers indicate current numbers of seats in parliament for the 2013-2017 term.

Storting	Labour (55) Conservative (48) Progress (29) Centre (10) Christian Democratic (10) Liberal (9) Socialist Left (7) Green (1)

Minor parties¹	Red Christians Pensioners' Pirate Coastal Democrats Christian Unity Liberal People's Communist Society

¹ registered national parties, by order of popular vote in most recent general election Portal:Politics List of political parties Politics of Norway

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