List of members of the Storting, 1973–1977
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List of all members of the Storting in the period 1973 to 1977. The list includes all those initially elected to the Storting.
There were a total of 155 representatives, distributed among the parties: 62 to Norwegian Labour Party, 29 to Conservative Party of Norway, 21 to Centre Party (Norway), 20 to Christian Democratic Party of Norway, 16 to Sosialistisk Valgforbund, 4 to Anders Langes Party, 2 to Venstre (Norway) and 1 to Det Nye FolkePartiet.
Aust-Agder[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Osmund Faremo | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johannes Vågsnes | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Astrid Gjertsen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Thor Lund | Norwegian Labour Party |
Vest-Agder[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Engly Lie | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Toralf Westermoen | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Kolbjørn Stordrange | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Odd Lien | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ragnar Udjus | Centre Party (Norway) |
Akershus[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Sonja Aase Ludvigsen | Norwegian Labour Party | Appointed to the Cabinet until her death in July 1974. Was replaced by Thor-Eirik Gulbrandsen. |
| Jo Benkow | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Thor Gystad | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Torild Skard | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Rolf Presthus | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Tønnes Andenæs | Norwegian Labour Party | Died in February 1975. Replaced by Svein Gunnar Morgenlien. |
| Bjørn Unneberg | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Egil Aarvik | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Erik Gjems-Onstad | Anders Lange's Party | |
| Gerd Kirste | Conservative Party of Norway |
Buskerud[edit]
Finnmark[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Valter Gabrielsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Annemarie Lorentzen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Tor Henriksen | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Thor Listau | Conservative Party of Norway |
Hedmark[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Odvar Nordli | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Lars Holen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan Østby | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of the Centre Party (Norway)/Christian Democratic Party of Norway/Venstre (Norway). |
| Kjell Magne Fredheim | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Reidar T. Larsen | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Else Repål | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Lars T. Platou | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Ottar Landfald | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Christian Democratic Party of Norway/Venstre (Norway). |
Hordaland[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Harry Hansen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Sverre L. Mo | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Per Hysing-Dahl | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Arne Nilsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Einar Nyheim | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Bergfrid Fjose | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1973, before Trygve Bratteli formed his second cabinet. During this short period she was replaced by Magne Haldorsen. |
| Sigrid Utkilen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Sverre Helland | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Margit Tøsdal | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ole Myrvoll | Det Nye FolkePartyet | |
| Harald Bjarne Slettebø | Anders Langes Party | |
| Georg Johan Jacobsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Asbjørn Haugstvedt | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Håkon Randal | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Aksel Fossen | Norwegian Labour Party |
Møre and Romsdal[edit]
Nordland[edit]
Oppland[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Thorstein Treholt | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Liv Andersen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ola O. Røssum | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Per Mellesmo | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Bodil Finsveen | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Rolf Furuseth | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Harald U. Lied | Conservative Party of Norway |
Oslo[edit]
Rogaland[edit]
Sogn and Fjordane[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Sverre Johan Juvik | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| John Austrheim | Centre Party (Norway) | Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1973, before Trygve Bratteli formed his second cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Leiv Erdal. |
| Knut Myrstad | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Oddleif Fagerheim | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ambjørg Sælthun | Centre Party (Norway) |
Telemark[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Aslak Versto | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Finn Kristensen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Arne Kielland | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Jørgen Sønstebø | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Hallvard Eika | Venstre (Norway) | Elected on a joint list with Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1973, before Trygve Bratteli formed his second cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Eivind Øygarden. |
| Torstein Tynning | Conservative Party of Norway |
Troms[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Asbjørn Sjøthun | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johannes Gilleberg | Centre Party (Norway) | Valgt på fellesliste Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Kirsten Myklevoll | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Martin Buvik | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Ottar Brox | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Per Almar Aas | Christian Democratic Party of Norway |
Nord-Trøndelag[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Guttorm Hansen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan A. Vikan | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Johan Støa | Norwegian Labour Party | Died in September 1973. Replaced by Asbjørn Mathisen and then Steiner Arvid Kvalø. |
| Johan J. Jakobsen | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Ottar Gravås | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | Elected on a joint list of Conservative Party of Norway/Christian Democratic Party of Norway. |
| Johnny Stenberg | Norwegian Labour Party |
Sør-Trøndelag[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Liv Aasen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Roald Åsmund Bye | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Otto Lyng | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Kai Øverland | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | Died in August 1975, was replaced by Aud Gustad |
| Per Borten | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Kjell Helland | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Jens P. Flå | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Hermund Eian | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Rolf Fjeldvær | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Arent M. Henriksen | Sosialistisk Valgforbund |
Vestfold[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Astrid Murberg Martinsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Odd Vattekar | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Petter Furberg | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Torgeir Andersen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Aslaug Fadum | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list of Centre Party (Norway)/Venstre (Norway). |
| Åge Ramberg | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Alf Martin Bjørnø | Norwegian Labour Party |
Østfold[edit]
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Ingvar Bakken | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Arvid Johanson | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Svenn Thorkild Stray | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Lars Korvald | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | Briefly Prime Minister in early October 1973, before Trygve Bratteli formed his second cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Odd Steinar Holøs. |
| Liv Stubberud | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Otto Hauglin | Sosialistisk Valgforbund | |
| Anton Skulberg | Centre Party (Norway) | Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1973, before Trygve Bratteli formed his second cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Birgit Wiig. |
| Thorbjørn Kultorp | Norwegian Labour Party |