I just did some small research on what CMS and web server/application server systems the Norwegian political parties are using for their web sites. This autumn it is election for parliament in Norway. Note of course that it is not necessarily a political statement to use Free Software and Open Source software in production.
Under follows the list of the parties represented in the parliament today in the oh-so-nineteeneighties left-to-right scale. Free software marked with light-green, non-free with pink and unsure with yellow.
This list is compiled with the help of friends, Google and some HTTP poking. Please post corrections on any error found.
| Party | URL | OS | Server/Stack | CMS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rødt | http://roedt.no/ | Linux | Apache/PHP/MySQL | Talko http://talko.org/ |
| SV | http://sv.no/ | Linux | Apache/PHP/MySQL | EZPublish http://ez.no/ |
| AP | http://dna.no/ | Linux | Apache/PHP/MySQL | EZPublish http://ez.no/ |
| SP | http://sp.no/ | Linux | Apache/PHP | CorePublish http://corepublish.no/ |
| KrF | http://krf.no/ | Windows | Oracle | MySoft http://mysoft.no/ |
| Venstre | http://venstre.no/ | Linux | Apache/PHP/MySQL | Internally custom built CMS system |
| Høyre | http://hoyre.no/ | Linux | Squid/Apache/ZOPE | Zope Topics Map http://ztmproject.org/ |
| FrP | http://frp.no/ | Linux | Varnish/Resin | IdiumPortal http://www.idium.no/ |