List of members of the Storting, 2005–2009 explained

List of all the members of the Storting in the period 2005 to 2009. The list includes all those initially elected to the Storting. Between 19 October 2005 and 30 September 2009, the Parliament of Norway consisted of 169 members from 7 parties and 19 constituencies, elected during the 2005 Norwegian parliamentary election on 11 and 12 September. The Red-Green Coalition, consisting of the Labour Party (61 members), the Socialist Left Party (15 members) and the Centre Party (11 members) gained a majority and created Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. The majority cabinet lasted the entire session and was reelected in the 2009 election. The opposition consisted of four parties: the Progress Party (38 members), the Conservative Party (23 members), the Christian Democratic Party (11 members) and the Liberal Party (10 members).

Members of the Parliament of Norway are elected based on party-list proportional representation in plural member constituencies. This means that representatives from different political parties are elected from 19 constituencies, which are identical to the 19 counties. The electorate does not vote for individuals but rather for party lists, with a ranked list of candidates nominated by the party. This means that the person on top of the list will get the seat unless the voter alters the ballot. Parties may nominate candidates from outside their own constituency, and even Norwegian citizens currently living abroad.[1]

The Sainte-Laguë method is used for allocating parliamentary seats to parties. As a result, the percentage of representatives is roughly equal to the nationwide percentage of votes. Still, a party with a high number of votes in only one constituency can win a seat there even if the nationwide percentage is low. This has happened several times in Norwegian history. Conversely, if a party's initial representation in Parliament is proportionally less than its share of votes, the party may seat more representatives through leveling seats, provided that the nationwide percentage is above the election threshold, at 4 percent. In 2005, nineteen seats were allocated via the leveling system.[1]

If a representative is absent for whatever reason, his or her seat will be filled by a candidate from the same party-list—in other words, there are no by-elections. Representatives who die during the term are replaced permanently, whereas representatives who are appointed to a government position, such as government minister (cabinet member) or state secretary, will be replaced by a deputy representative until the representative no longer holds the government position.[2] Deputy representatives also meet during typically short-term absence, like when a representative travels abroad with a parliamentary work group or is absent for health reasons.

By county and party

The following is a breakdown of the intersection of parties and constituencies.[3]

scope=col Constituencyscope=col Soc. Leftscope=col Labourscope=col Centrescope=col Chr. Dem.scope=col Liberalscope=col Cons.scope=col Progressscope=col Total
scope=row Aust-Agder0 1 0 1 0 1 1 4
scope=row Vest-Agder0 1 0 1 1 1 2 6
scope=row Akershus1 5 1 0 1 4 4 16
scope=row Buskerud1 4 1 0 0 1 2 9
scope=row Finnmark1 2 0 0 1 0 1 5
scope=row Hedmark1 4 1 0 0 1 1 8
scope=row Hordaland1 4 1 2 1 3 3 15
scope=row Møre og Romsdal1 2 1 1 1 1 2 9
scope=row Nordland1 4 1 1 0 1 2 10
scope=row Oppland0 4 1 0 0 1 1 7
scope=row Oslo2 6 0 1 2 3 3 17
scope=row Rogaland1 3 1 2 1 2 3 13
scope=row Sogn og Fjordane0 2 1 0 1 0 1 5
scope=row Telemark0 3 0 0 0 1 2 6
scope=row Troms1 3 0 0 0 1 2 7
scope=row Nord-Trøndelag1 2 1 0 1 0 1 6
scope=row Sør-Trøndelag1 4 1 1 0 1 2 10
scope=row Vestfold1 3 0 0 0 1 2 7
scope=row 1 3 0 0 1 1 3 9
scope=row Total15 61 11 11 10 23 38 169

Representatives

The following is a list of members elected to the parliament in the 2005 election. It consists of the representative's name, party, constituency and standing committee membership, in addition to noting members assigned to government and deceased, with their regular deputy, chair and deputy chairs of standing committees, parliamentary leaders of the parties and representatives elected through a leveling seat.

scope=col Namescope=col Partyscope=col Constituencyscope=col Standing committeescope=col class=unsortable Commentsscope=col class=unsortable Refs
scope=row LabourAust-AgderEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center [4] [5]
scope=row ProgressAust-AgderEnergy and the Environmentalign=center [6]
scope=row LabourAust-AgderLocal Government and Public Administrationalign=center [7]
scope=row Christian DemocraticAust-AgderLabour and Social AffairsLeveling seatalign=center [8]
scope=row ProgressVest-AgderDefencealign=center [9]
scope=row LabourVest-AgderFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center [10]
scope=row Christian DemocraticVest-AgderForeign AffairsDied 21 August 2006. Dagrun Eriksen (Education, Research and Church Affairs) met in his place.align=center
scope=row ConservativeVest-AgderFinance and Economic Affairs
Energy and the Environment
align=center
scope=row ProgressVest-AgderEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row LiberalVest-AgderForeign AffairsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourAkershusEducation, Research and Church AffairsCommittee first deputy chair. Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet in February 2008.[11] Gorm Kjernli (Education, Research and Church Affairs) met in her place.align=center
scope=row ProgressAkershusForeign Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeAkershusDefenceCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row LabourAkershusLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressAkershusBusiness and Industryalign=center [12]
scope=row ConservativeAkershusFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourAkershusForeign Affairsalign=center [13]
scope=row Socialist LeftAkershusEducation, Research and Church Affairs
Local Government and Public Administration
align=center
scope=row LiberalAkershusTransport and CommunicationsCommittee first deputy chairalign=center [14]
scope=row ProgressAkershusLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourAkershusBusiness and IndustryCommittee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ConservativeAkershusHealth and Care Servicesalign=center [15]
scope=row LabourAkershusFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressAkershusLocal Government and Public Administrationalign=center
scope=row ConservativeAkershusJusticealign=center [16]
scope=row Centre PartyAkershusForeign AffairsLeveling seat. Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet until June 2008, during which period Dagfinn Sundsbø (Labour and Social Affairs) met in her place.align=center
scope=row LabourBuskerudDefencealign=center
scope=row ProgressBuskerudFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center [17]
scope=row LabourBuskerudBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row ConservativeBuskerudTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row ProgressBuskerudFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourBuskerudLabour and Social AffairsCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftBuskerudFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourBuskerudFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row Centre PartyBuskerudFinance and Economic AffairsLeveling seataling=center
scope=row LabourFinnmarkFinance and Economic AffairsCommittee chair until appointed to the Prime Minister's office in December 2006. Alf E. Jakobsen (Finance and Economic Affairs) met in his place.align=center [18]
scope=row LabourFinnmarkEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row ProgressFinnmarkHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftFinnmarkJustice
Health and Care Services
Second deputy chair of the Standing Committee on Justice until 24 October 2007.align=center
scope=row LiberalFinnmarkLocal Government and Public AdministrationLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourHedmarkalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Ivar Skulstad (Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs) met in her place.align=center [19]
scope=row LabourHedmarkalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Thomas Breen (Justice) met in his place.align=center
scope=row ProgressHedmarkDefencealign=center
scope=row LabourHedmarkForeign Affairsalign=center
scope=row Centre PartyHedmarkLocal Government and Public Administration
Health and Care Services
Standing Committee on Health and Care Services first deputy chair from 7 October 2008align=center
scope=row LabourHedmarkTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftHedmarkLabour and Social AffairsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row ConservativeHedmarkEducation, Research and Church AffairsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourHordalandForeign AffairsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row ProgressHordalandTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeHordalandForeign AffairsParliamentary leader;[20] committee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourHordalandalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Dag Ole Teigen (Health and Care Services) met in her place.align=center
scope=row ProgressHordalandFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticHordalandBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row LabourHordalandLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeHordalandTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftHordalandForeign Affairsalign=center
scope=row LiberalHordalandFinance and Economic AffairsParliamentary leader[21] align=center
scope=row ProgressHordalandFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourHordalandJusticealign=center
scope=row Centre PartyHordalandHealth and Care Services
Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
Parliamentary leader from 20 June 2008; standing Committee on Health and Care Services first deputy chair until 22 September 2008align=center
scope=row ConservativeHordalandBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticHordalandHealth and Care ServicesLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row ProgressMøre og RomsdalHealth and Care ServicesCommittee chairalign=center [22]
scope=row LabourMøre og RomsdalEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row ConservativeMøre og RomsdalBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row ProgressMøre og RomsdalScrutiny and Constitutional AffairsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row LabourMøre og RomsdalTransport and CommunicationsAppointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet until October 2007, during which period Svein Gjelseth (Transport and Communications) met in her place.align=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticMøre og RomsdalFamily and Cultural AffairsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row Centre PartyMøre og RomsdalTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row LiberalMøre og RomsdalBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftMøre og RomsdalDefenceLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourNordlandForeign AffairsParliamentary leader[23] align=center
scope=row ProgressNordlandLabour and Social AffairsCommittee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourNordlandTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftNordlandLocal Government and Public Administration
Education, Research and Church Affairs
align=center
scope=row ProgressNordlandJusticeCommittee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourNordlandEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row Centre PartyNordlandForeign Affairs
Labour and Social Affairs
align=center
scope=row ConservativeNordlandEnergy and the EnvironmentCommittee first deputy chair from 10 January 2008.align=center
scope=row LabourNordlandEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticNordlandTransport and CommunicationsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourOpplandTransport and CommunicationsCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourOpplandScrutiny and Constitutional Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressOpplandJusticealign=center
scope=row Centre PartyOpplandEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourOpplandLocal Government and Public AdministrationCommittee chair from 6 October 2006align=center
scope=row LabourOpplandFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeOpplandFamily and Cultural AffairsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourOsloalign=center Prime Minister in Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Truls Wickholm (Transport and Communications) met in his place.align=center [24]
scope=row ConservativeOsloScrutiny and Constitutional Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressOsloScrutiny and Constitutional Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourOsloForeign AffairsCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftOsloalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Heidi Sørensen (Energy and the Environment) met in her place until October 2007, when Sørensen was appointed State Secretary. Sørensen was replaced by Akhtar Chaudhry (Justice)align=center
scope=row LiberalOsloEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeOsloEducation, Research and Church AffairsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row LabourOsloHealth and Care ServicesCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ProgressOsloForeign AffairsParliamentary leader[25] align=center
scope=row LabourOsloFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftOsloFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeOsloHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row LabourOsloEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row ProgressOsloFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row LiberalOsloFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourOsloLocal Government and Public Administrationalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticOsloFinance and Economic AffairsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row ProgressRogalandForeign Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourRogalandEnergy and the EnvironmentCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ConservativeRogalandLocal Government and Public Administrationalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticRogalandScrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
Foreign Affairs
Parliamentary leader[26] align=center
scope=row ProgressRogalandJusticealign=center
scope=row LabourRogalandFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressRogalandEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row ConservativeRogalandForeign Affairsaling=center
scope=row LiberalRogalandEnergy and the EnvironmentCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row LabourRogalandEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row Centre PartyRogalandScrutiny and Constitutional AffairsParliamentary leader until 21 September 2007; appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet in September 2007. Trond Lode (Family and Cultural Affairs) met in her place.align=center
scope=row Socialist LeftRogalandTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticRogalandLocal Government and Public AdministrationLeveling seat; committee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourSogn og FjordaneFinance and Economic AffairsCommittee chair from 5 December 2006align=center
scope=row Centre PartySogn og Fjordanealign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Erling Sande (Family and Cultural Affairs and Energy and the Environment) met in her place.align=center
scope=row ProgressSogn og FjordaneLocal Government and Public Administrationalign=center
scope=row LabourSogn og FjordaneJusticealign=center
scope=row LiberalSogn og FjordaneHealth and Care ServicesLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourTelemarkBusiness and Industryalign=center [27]
scope=row ProgressTelemarkTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row LabourTelemarkHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row LabourTelemarkEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row ProgressTelemarkBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row ConservativeTelemarkLocal Government and Public AdministrationLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourTromsDefencealign=center
scope=row ProgressTromsBusiness and IndustryCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourTromsJusticeCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row ProgressTromsLocal Government and Public AdministrationCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftTromsEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourTromsFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeTromsJusticeLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourNord-Trøndelagalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Arild Stokkan-Grande (Local Government and Public Administration) met in his place.align=center
scope=row LabourNord-TrøndelagEducation, Research and Church AffairsCommittee first deputy chair from 6 March 2008align=center
scope=row Centre PartyNord-TrøndelagBusiness and Industry
Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
Parliamentary leader 3 October 2007 – 20 June 2008;[28] standing Committee on Business and Industry chair until 4 October 2007. Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet in June 2008. Anna Ceselie Brustad (Local Government and Public Administration) met in his place.align=center
scope=row ProgressNord-TrøndelagLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftNord-TrøndelagScrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
Business and Industry
Parliamentary leader;[29] committee first deputy chair until 24 November 2007align=center
scope=row LiberalNord-TrøndelagLabour and Social AffairsLeveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourSør-Trøndelagalign=center Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet. Arne L. Haugen (Business and Industry) met in his place.align=center
scope=row LabourSør-TrøndelagFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row ProgressSør-TrøndelagTransport and CommunicationsCommittee chairalign=center
scope=row ConservativeSør-TrøndelagEnergy and the EnvironmentCommittee first deputy chair. Appointed managing director in World Economic Forum from 2008.[30] Linda Cathrine Hofstad Helleland met in his place.align=center
scope=row Socialist LeftSør-TrøndelagScrutiny and Constitutional AffairsAppointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet until October 2007, during which period Ingvild Vaggen Malvik (Business and Industry) met in his place. Committee first deputy chair from 27 November 2007align=center
scope=row LabourSør-TrøndelagHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row Centre PartySør-TrøndelagEnergy and the Environment
Business and Industry
align=center
scope=row ProgressSør-TrøndelagEnergy and the Environmentalign=center
scope=row LabourSør-TrøndelagLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticSør-TrøndelagEducation, Research and Church Affairs
Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
Leveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourVestfoldLocal Government and Public AdministrationCommittee chair until 29 September 2006. Appointed to Stoltenberg's Second Cabinet in September 2006. Silvia K. Kosmo (Local Government and Public Administration) met in his place.align=center [31]
scope=row ProgressVestfoldDefenceCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ConservativeVestfoldFinance and Economic Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourVestfoldHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row ProgressVestfoldEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourVestfoldBusiness and Industryalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftVestfoldHealth and Care Services
Energy and the Environment
Leveling seatalign=center
scope=row LabourDefenceCommittee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ProgressFinance and Economic AffairsCommittee first deputy chairalign=center
scope=row LabourScrutiny and Constitutional AffairsCommittee second deputy chairalign=center
scope=row ProgressEducation, Research and Church Affairsalign=center
scope=row ConservativeLabour and Social Affairsalign=center
scope=row LabourTransport and Communicationsalign=center
scope=row ProgressHealth and Care Servicesalign=center
scope=row Socialist LeftFamily and Cultural Affairsalign=center
scope=row Christian DemocraticEnergy and the EnvironmentLeveling seatalign=center

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