Amalie Gunnufsen

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Amalie Gunnufsen
Member of the Storting
Incumbent
Assumed office 1 October 2025

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Centre (Sp)	Bentzen Fasteraune Gram Grøthe Lien Pollestad Sande Toppe Vedum
Christian Democrats (KrF)	Askjer Kristiansen  [ no ] Lossius Røse Sayed Valderhaug Ystebø
Conservatives (H)	Asheim Astrup Bjørnsen Bøe Farahmand Frølich Gunnufsen Hagerup Helleland Bruflot Kapur Larsen, Erlend Linnestad Lønseth Kierulf  [ no ] Molberg Molvær Pettersen Poppe Solberg Søreide Stokkebø Thorheim Trellevik Trøen Tybring-Gjedde
Greens (MDG)	Bastholm Dalin Hermstad Indgaard Jensen Liland Sjursæther Stuestøl
Labour (Ap)	Aasen-Svensrud Aasland ‡ Blikra Abdi Aukrust, Åsmund ‡ Linge Bakervik Bakke Bergheim Brenna Busch Eikeland Eriksen, Andreas ‡ Vik Eriksen, Even Estil Foshaug Gharahkhani Giske Gorseth Gunaratnam Hagenborg Hop Hussaini Jacobsen Jaffery ‡ Gruer Jakobsen Kjølmoen Mathisen Merkesdal Moflag Mørland Myrli Østensen Myrseth ‡ Karlsen Næss ‡ Nielsen  [ no ] Nilsen, Mona Nygård ‡ Aukrust, Ronny Østensen Rafaelsen Refseth Røed Sandanger Sandtrøen ‡ Bahrami  [ no ] Selnes Skjæran ‡ Sandnes Solli Støre ‡ Sundnes Støstad Vågslid ‡ Alvær Vasvik Vereide Vestenfor Vestre ‡ Qureshi Viljugrein Vitanza Waagen
Liberals (V)	Almeland Melby Raja
Progress (FrP)	Abrahamsen Amundsen Andersen Borgli Eilertsen Elseth Engen-Helgheim Ervik Grande Gulati Gustavsen Hauan Haugen Henriksen Hjemdal Hoksrud Johnsen Jonsterhaug Kolbjørnsen Krokeide Laabak Langfeldt Larsen, Bjørn Lillestøl Limi Listhaug Midtun Nilsen, Marius Njåstad Nordtug Olsen Rem Sandaune Sivertsen Spets Staahle Stenersen Storbukås Stordalen Strifeldt Sve Svendsrud Tangen Velle Wara Wiborg Wold
Reds (R)	Aydar Jørgensen Kristjánsson Marhaug Martinussen Moxnes Nyholt Sølvberg Stenvaag
Socialist Left (SV)	Bergstø Eidsvoll Fiskaa Fredlund Haltbrekken Hammer Høyer-Berntsen Hussein Lie
Permanent and temporary substitutes in brackets Temporary substitutes in italics ‡Relinquished mandate prior to taking office *Changed party affiliation during Storting term †Died in office