Tina Bru has officially confirmed her exit from the Høyre party during the party's national meeting, marking a significant transition for the party leadership. Since joining Høyre in 2005, Bru has played a prominent role alongside Erna Solberg, and acknowledges that she has never experienced a Høyre without Solberg at the helm. Bru's departure signifies not only a personal farewell but also a new chapter for the party as they move towards future elections.

In her farewell, Bru expressed sincere gratitude towards the voters in Rogaland who entrusted her to represent their interests over the years. She described her political journey as an honor and a privilege, highlighting the joy and satisfaction she found in serving her constituents. Bru plans to support Høyre from outside the political arena, looking forward to witnessing the party’s resurgence and hopeful for their success in the upcoming 2029 elections.

With Bru stepping down, Marget Hagerup is set to take over as the representative for Rogaland. Hagerup will also lead Høyre’s women’s forum and the party’s working committee. She expressed her excitement for the responsibilities ahead and the importance of having representatives that reflect the diversity of the country, indicating a commitment to carrying the party's mission forward into the future.