Minority representatives are resigning from Oslo Venstre, the Liberal Party in Oslo, in protest against the party’s candidate lists for upcoming elections. The representatives express shock and disappointment with the composition of the lists, calling it a low point. This move signifies a serious internal conflict within Oslo Venstre regarding the representation of minority groups. The resigning members believe the lists do not adequately reflect the diversity of the Oslo population. They allege a lack of commitment to their stated values of inclusivity and equal opportunity. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in securing meaningful representation for minority groups within Norwegian political parties, specifically within Oslo Venstre. This action could have implications for the party’s standing and its ability to appeal to diverse voters in the Oslo area.