Iceland: Parties at a glance

D (Sjálfstæðisflokkurinn) is a right-wing party that is currently represented in the parliament with 16 MPs.

In the current election trend, D comes in at 21.0%, losing -3.4 compared to the last election.

B (Framsóknarflokkurinn) is a right-wing party that is currently represented in parliament with 13 seats.

Current polls have B coming in at 9.8% - a loss of -7.5 since the last election.

V (Vinstrihreyfingin – grænt framboð) is a left party that is currently represented in parliament with 8 seats.

Current polls have V coming in at 7.1% - a loss of -5.5 since the last election.

F (Flokkur fólksins) is a left party that is currently represented in the parliament with 6 MPs.

In the current election trend, F comes in at 5.5%, losing -3.3 compared to the last election.

P (Píratar) is a center-left party and currently represented in parliament with 6 MPs.

Compared to the last election, P scores an increase of +1.8 and comes in at 10.4%.

S (Samfylkingin) is a center-left party and currently represented in parliament with 6 MPs.

Compared to the last election, S scores an increase of +17.3 and comes in at 27.2%.

C (Viðreisn) is a right-wing party that is currently represented in parliament with 5 seats.

In the current election trend, C reaches 8.3% of the votes.

M (Miðflokkurinn) is a center-right party that is currently represented in the parliament with 3 MPs.

In current polls, M is getting 6.1% of the vote - an increase of +0.7 since the last election.

J (Sósíalistaflokkur Íslands) is a left party from Iceland.

Compared to the last election, J scores an increase of +0.4 and comes in at 4.5%.