List of members of the Storting, 1989–1993


List of all members of Stortinget in the period 1989 to 1993. The list includes all who were elected to Stortinget.
There were a total of 165 representatives, distributed among 63 to the Norwegian Labour Party, 37 to Conservative Party, 22 to Progress Party, 17 to Socialist [Left Party |Socialist Left Party], 14 to Christian [Democratic Party of Norway|Christian Democrats], 11 to Centre Party and 1 to Framtid for Finnmark.
The 8 the leveling seats went to Akershus, Hordaland, Oslo, Rogaland and Østfold.

Aust-Agder

Vest-Agder

Akershus

3 Leveling seats.
NamePartyComments/Suppleants
Jo BenkowConservative Party
Reiulf SteenNorwegian Labour PartyAppointed ambassador to Chile in July 1992. Was replaced by Harald Løbak Thoresen and later Solveig Torsvik.
Fridtjof Frank GundersenProgress Party
Kaci Kullmann FiveConservative Party
Helen Marie BøsterudNorwegian Labour Party
Tora AaslandSocialist Left Party
Jan PetersenConservative Party
Thor-Eirik GulbrandsenNorwegian Labour Party
Finn ThoresenProgress PartyIndependent as of November 2, 1992
Eva R. FinstadConservative Party
Anneliese DørumNorwegian Labour Party
Tore HaugenConservative Party
Paul ChaffeySocialist Left Party
Anne Enger LahnsteinCentre Party
Jan Erik FåneProgress Party

Buskerud

Finnmark

Hedmark

Hordaland

1 Leveling seat.
NamePartyComments/Suppleants
Hallvard BakkeNorwegian Labour Party
Arne SkaugeConservative Party
Hans J. RøsjordeProgress Party
Grete KnudsenNorwegian Labour Party
Svein AlsakerChristian Democrats
Arne Alsåker SpildeConservative Party
Kjellbjørg LundeSocialist Left Party
Leiv StenslandNorwegian Labour Party
Knut HanselmannProgress Party
Erna SolbergConservative Party
Ranveig FrøilandNorwegian Labour Party
Britt HarkestadChristian Democrats
Magnus StangelandCentre Party
Olav AkselsenNorwegian Labour Party
Nils O. GoltenConservative Party
Inger-Marie YtterhornProgress Party

Møre and Romsdal

Nordland

Oppland

Oslo

1 Leveling seat.
NamePartyComments/Suppleants
Jan P. SyseConservative PartyPrime Minister from 1989 to 1990; Oddmund Hammerstad met in his place.
Gro Harlem BrundtlandNorwegian Labour Party
Carl I. HagenProgress Party
Annelise HøeghConservative Party
Thorbjørn BerntsenNorwegian Labour Party
Theo KoritzinskySocialist Left Party
Per-Kristian FossConservative Party
Sissel RønbeckNorwegian Labour Party
Pål Atle SkjervengenProgress Party
Anders C. SjaastadConservative Party
Bjørn Tore GodalNorwegian Labour Party
Kristin HalvorsenSocialist Left Party
Kristin ClemetConservative Party
Marit NybakkNorwegian Labour Party
Tor Mikkel WaraProgress Party
Eleonore BjartveitChristian Democrats

Rogaland

2 Leveling seats.
NamePartyComments/Suppleants
Gunnar BergeNorwegian Labour Party
Gunnar FatlandConservative Party
Jan SimonsenProgress Party
John S. TveitChristian Democrats
Gunn Vigdis Olsen-HagenNorwegian Labour PartyDied in December 1989. Was replaced by Kari Helliesen.
Thorhild WidveyConservative Party
Ole Gabriel UelandCentre Party
Magnar SætreNorwegian Labour Party
Eilef A. MelandSocialist Left Party
Petter BjørheimProgress Party
Borghild RøyselandChristian Democrats
Sverre MauritzenConservative PartyLeft in September 1993. Was replaced by Olaf Aurdal.

Sogn and Fjordane

Telemark

Troms

Nord-Trøndelag

Sør-Trøndelag

Vestfold

Østfold

1 Leveling seat.
NamePartyComments/Suppleants
Gunnar SkaugNorwegian Labour Party
Sigurd HolemarkConservative Party
Tom ThoresenNorwegian Labour Party
Øystein HedstrømProgress Party
Åsa Solberg IversenNorwegian Labour Party
Wenche LyngholmSocialist Left Party
Kjellaug NakkimConservative Party
Odd HoltenChristian Democrats
Edvard GrimstadCentre Party


Parliament of Norway, 1989–93