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Centre Party (Norway)

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The Centre Party (Senterpartiet), is a Norwegian political party founded in 1920. Until 1959 it bore the name Bondepartiet, the Agrarian Party. The party strongly opposes Norwegian membership in the European Union. The current leader is Åslaug Haga (since 2003).

Party leaders

Johan E. Mellbye 1920-1921
Kristoffer Høgset 1921-1927
Erik Enge 1927-1930
Jens Hundseid 1930-1938
Nils Trædal 1938-1948
Einar Frogner 1948-1954
Per Borten 1955-1967
John Austrheim 1967-1973
Dagfinn Vårvik 1973-1977
Gunnar Stålsett 1977-1979
Johan J. Jakobsen 1979-1991
Anne Enger Lahnstein 1991-1999
Odd Roger Enoksen 1999-2003
Åslaug Haga 2003-

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