List of members of the Folketing, 1988–1990

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62nd Folketing
Folketinget, end of 1988-1990 term.png
Term10 May 1988 - 12 December 1990
Speaker A  Svend Jakobsen (until 1989)
C  Erik Ninn-Hansen (1989)
C  H. P. Clausen (from 1989)
Prime Minister C  Poul Schlüter
Cabinet Schlüter III
Previous 1987-1988
Next 1990-1994

This is a list of the 179 members of the Folketing, in the 1988 to 1990 session. They were elected at the 1988 general election.

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Election results

1988 Danish Folketing.svg
Denmark
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Social Democratic Party 992,68229.855+1
Conservative People's Party 642,04819.335–3
Socialist People's Party 433,26113.024–3
Venstre 394,19011.822+3
Progress Party 298,1329.016+7
Danish Social Liberal Party 185,7075.610–1
Centre Democrats 155,4644.790
Christian People's Party 68,0472.040
Common Course 63,2631.90–4
De Grønne 44,9601.400
Communist Party of Denmark 27,4390.800
Left Socialists 20,3030.600
Independents3,6330.100
Invalid/blank votes23,522
Total3,352,6511001750
Faroe Islands
People's Party 5,65524.710
Union Party 5,59724.41+1
Social Democratic Party 4,86121.20–1
Republican Party 4,69020.500
Self-Government Party 8973.900
Christian People's Party 8913.900
Progress Party3211.400
Invalid/blank votes100
Total23,01210020
Greenland
Siumut 8,41540.110
Atassut 8,13538.710
Inuit Ataqatigiit 3,62817.300
Polar Party 8213.900
Invalid/blank votes1,169
Total22,16810020
Source: Nohlen & Stöver

Seat distribution

Below is the distribution of the 179 seats as it appeared after the 1988 election, as well at the distribution at the end of the term. [1]

PartyParty leaderElected
seats
End
seats
Change
A  Social Democrats Svend Auken 5555Steady2.svg
B  Social Liberal Party Niels Helveg Petersen 1011Increase2.svg 1
C  Conservatives Poul Schlüter 3535Steady2.svg
D  Centre Democrats Mimi Jakobsen 99Steady2.svg
F  Socialist People's Party Gert Petersen 2424Steady2.svg
Q  Christian People's Party Flemming Kofod-Svendsen 44Steady2.svg
V  Liberals Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 2221Decrease2.svg 1
Z  Progress Party Pia Kjærsgaard 1613Decrease2.svg 3
FF  People's Party Jógvan Sundstein 11Steady2.svg
SP  Union Party Pauli Ellefsen 11Steady2.svg
AT  Feeling of Community Konrad Steenholdt 11Steady2.svg
SI  Forward Jonathan Motzfeldt 11Steady2.svg
. Outside group-3Increase2.svg 3

Parliament members elected at the May 1988 election

NameBirth yearPartyConstituency
Asbjørn Agerschou 1948F  Socialist People's Party Ribe
Niels Ahlmann-Ohlsen 1953C  Conservatives Nordjylland
Carsten Andersen 1940F  Socialist People's Party Østre
Hanne Andersen 1939A  Social Democrats København
Henning Andersen 1931C  Conservatives Fyn
Jytte Andersen 1942A  Social Democrats Østre
Svend Andersen 1929A  Social Democrats Bornholm
Elisabeth Arnold 1941B  Social Liberal Party Århus
Margrete Auken 1945F  Socialist People's Party Frederiksborg
Svend Auken 1943A  Social Democrats Århus
Kai Dige Bach 1936C  Conservatives København
Børge Bakholt 1935A  Social Democrats Fyn
Kim Behnke 1960Z  Progress Party Århus
Helen Beim 1943A  Social Democrats Roskilde
Dorte Bennedsen 1938A  Social Democrats København
Jens Bilgrav-Nielsen 1936B  Social Liberal Party Vejle
Ritt Bjerregaard 1941A  Social Democrats Fyn
Niels Bollmann 1939D  Centre Democrats Vejle
Óli Breckmann 1948FF  People's Party Faroe Islands
Aage Brusgaard 1947Z  Progress Party Viborg
Povl Brøndsted 1924V  Liberals Fyn
Hans Peter Baadsgaard 1937A  Social Democrats Århus
Christian Christensen 1925Q  Christian People's Party Ringkøbing
Erling Christensen 1942A  Social Democrats Fyn
Frode Nør Christensen 1948D  Centre Democrats Ringkøbing
Pia Christmas-Møller 1961C  Conservatives Vejle
Hans Peter Clausen 1928C  Conservatives Nordjylland
Bernt Johan Collet 1941C  Conservatives Storstrøm
Inge Dahl-Sørensen 1947V  Liberals Østre
Pia Dahl 1953Z  Progress Party Frederiksborg
Helle Degn 1946A  Social Democrats København
Tommy Dinesen 1939F  Socialist People's Party Vestsjælland
Helge Dohrmann 1939Z  Progress Party Sønderjylland
Peter Duetoft 1950D  Centre Democrats Nordjylland
Lone Dybkjær 1940B  Social Liberal Party København
Pauli Ellefsen 1936SP  Union Party Faroe Islands
Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 1941V  Liberals Århus
Bjørn Elmquist 1938V  Liberals Nordjylland
Mogens Elvensø 1922Z  Progress Party Vestsjælland
Hans Engell 1948C  Conservatives Vestsjælland
Knud Enggaard 1929V  Liberals Århus
Ole Espersen 1934A  Social Democrats Østre
Jørgen Estrup 1942B  Social Liberal Party Østre
Viggo Fischer 1943C  Conservatives Roskilde
Pernille Forchhammer 1967A  Social Democrats Århus
Aage Frandsen 1941F  Socialist People's Party Århus
Steen Gade 1945F  Socialist People's Party Ringkøbing
Lars P. Gammelgaard 1945C  Conservatives Århus
Pia Gjellerup 1959A  Social Democrats Vestre
Mogens Glistrup 1926Z  Progress Party København
Knud Glønborg 1930Q  Christian People's Party Nordjylland
Holger Graversen 1936A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Henning Grove 1932C  Conservatives Viborg
Lilli Gyldenkilde 1936F  Socialist People's Party Vejle
Anna-Marie Hansen 1943A  Social Democrats Viborg
Birthe Hansen 1930F  Socialist People's Party Storstrøm
Flemming Hansen 1939C  Conservatives Vejle
Ivar Hansen 1938V  Liberals Ribe
Jens Kristian Hansen 1926A  Social Democrats Sønderjylland
Søren Hansen 1942A  Social Democrats Vestsjælland
Inger Harms 1942F  Socialist People's Party Sønderjylland
Connie Hedegaard 1960C  Conservatives København
Svend Heiselberg 1935V  Liberals Viborg
Ole Henriksen 1934F  Socialist People's Party København
Ole Bernt Henriksen 1934C  Conservatives Århus
Leif Hermann 1941F  Socialist People's Party Viborg
Jytte Hilden 1942A  Social Democrats Vestsjælland
Karl Hjortnæs 1934A  Social Democrats Århus
Lis Noer Holmberg 1930D  Centre Democrats Fyn
Erik Holst 1922A  Social Democrats Storstrøm
Svend Erik Hovmand 1945V  Liberals Storstrøm
Birgitte Husmark 1945F  Socialist People's Party Frederiksborg
Hans Hækkerup 1945A  Social Democrats Vestsjælland
Klaus Hækkerup 1943A  Social Democrats Frederiksborg
Bertel Haarder 1944V  Liberals København
Kaj Ikast 1935C  Conservatives Sønderjylland
Hanne Thanning Jacobsen 1936F  Socialist People's Party Fyn
Kirsten Jacobsen 1942Z  Progress Party Nordjylland
Erhard Jakobsen 1917D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg
Mimi Jakobsen 1948D  Centre Democrats København
Svend Jakobsen 1935A  Social Democrats København
Marianne Jelved 1943B  Social Liberal Party Roskilde
Arne Jensen 1938A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Flemming Jensen 1928C  Conservatives København
Frank Jensen 1961A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Jens Peter Jensen 1922V  Liberals Fyn
Karen Højte Jensen 1938C  Conservatives Roskilde
Ole Vig Jensen 1936B  Social Liberal Party Vestsjælland
Bente Juncker 1944D  Centre Democrats Østre
Annette Just 1947Z  Progress Party Vejle
Anker Jørgensen 1922A  Social Democrats Vestre
Jørgen Jørgensen 1929Z  Progress Party Fyn
Poul Qvist Jørgensen 1941A  Social Democrats Sønderjylland
Søren Bødker Jørgensen 1926A  Social Democrats Århus
Christian Kelm-Hansen 1925A  Social Democrats Århus
Kent Kirk 1948C  Conservatives Ribe
Knud Erik Kirkegaard 1942C  Conservatives Ringkøbing
Ingrid Kjældgaard 1921Z  Progress Party Østre
Pia Kjærsgaard 1947Z  Progress Party Fyn
Jens Risgaard Knudsen 1925A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Elsebeth Kock-Petersen 1949V  Liberals Vestsjælland
Ingerlise Koefoed 1922F  Socialist People's Party København
Flemming Kofod-Svendsen 1944Q  Christian People's Party København
Niels Anker Kofoed 1929V  Liberals Bornholm
Hans Larsen-Ledet 1921B  Social Liberal Party Nordjylland
Tove Lindbo Larsen 1928A  Social Democrats Søndre
Agnete Laustsen 1935C  Conservatives Søndre
Kirsten Lee 1941B  Social Liberal Party Viborg
Lizzie Lichtenberg 1937C  Conservatives Vestsjælland
Knud Lind 1940Z  Progress Party Storstrøm
Torben Lund 1950A  Social Democrats Vejle
Jes Lunde 1956F  Socialist People's Party Nordjylland
Mogens Lykketoft 1946A  Social Democrats København
Lissa Mathiasen 1948A  Social Democrats Århus
Christian Mejdahl 1939V  Liberals Nordjylland
Arne Melchior 1924D  Centre Democrats Århus
Helge Mortensen 1941A  Social Democrats Ribe
Eva Møller 1940C  Conservatives Frederiksborg
Grethe Fenger Møller 1941C  Conservatives Østre
Helge Adam Møller 1942C  Conservatives Storstrøm
Kjeld Rahbæk Møller 1938F  Socialist People's Party Søndre
Lone Møller 1949A  Social Democrats Frederiksborg
Per Stig Møller 1942C  Conservatives Vestre
Henning Nielsen 1932A  Social Democrats Ringkøbing
Holger K. Nielsen 1950F  Socialist People's Party København
Poul Nielson 1943A  Social Democrats Vejle
Tove Niemann 1934Z  Progress Party Roskilde
Erik Ninn-Hansen 1922C  Conservatives Fyn
Ivar Nørgaard 1922A  Social Democrats København
Jane Oksen 1940Z  Progress Party Ringkøbing
Aase Olesen 1934B  Social Liberal Party Frederiksborg
Erling Olsen 1927A  Social Democrats Østre
Inger Stilling Pedersen 1929Q  Christian People's Party Århus
Thor Pedersen 1945V  Liberals Frederiksborg
Gert Petersen 1927F  Socialist People's Party Østre
Niels Helveg Petersen 1939B  Social Liberal Party Fyn
Jette Pors 1941D  Centre Democrats Roskilde
Bjørn Poulsen 1940F  Socialist People's Party Nordjylland
Kaj Poulsen 1945A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Kristen Poulsgaard 1935Z  Progress Party Nordjylland
Anders Fogh Rasmussen 1953V  Liberals Viborg
Henning Rasmussen 1926A  Social Democrats Ribe
Ingrid Rasmussen 1947A  Social Democrats Storstrøm
Poul Nyrup Rasmussen 1943A  Social Democrats Ringkøbing
Søren Riishøj 1947F  Socialist People's Party Roskilde
Hans-Pavia Rosing 1948SI  Forward Greenland
Jens Peter Rønholt 1939C  Conservatives Sønderjylland
Pernille Sams 1959C  Conservatives Århus
Helge Sander 1950V  Liberals Ringkøbing
Poul Schlüter 1929C  Conservatives København
Ernst Bundgaard Schmidt 1924Z  Progress Party Ribe
Grete Schødts 1945A  Social Democrats Fyn
Hanne Severinsen 1944V  Liberals Ringkøbing
Palle Simonsen 1933C  Conservatives Frederiksborg
Jens Skrumsager Skau 1943V  Liberals Vejle
Laue Traberg Smidt 1944V  Liberals Vejle
Erik Brünnich Smith 1939A  Social Democrats Storstrøm
Jimmy Stahr 1935A  Social Democrats Roskilde
Ole Stavad 1949A  Social Democrats Nordjylland
Otto Steenholdt 1936AT  Feeling of Community Greenland
Kaj Stillinger 1943F  Socialist People's Party Fyn
Ebba Strange 1929F  Socialist People's Party Århus
Hans Strunge 1940A  Social Democrats Frederiksborg
Poul Søgaard 1923A  Social Democrats Fyn
Peder Sønderby 1932V  Liberals Sønderjylland
Else Theill Sørensen 1941C  Conservatives Viborg
Jens Thoft 1945F  Socialist People's Party Århus
Jette Thomsen 1942C  Conservatives Nordjylland
Jan Trøjborg 1955A  Social Democrats Vejle
Laurits Tørnæs 1936V  Liberals Ribe
Svend Taanquist 1930A  Social Democrats Sønderjylland
Pelle Voigt 1950F  Socialist People's Party Vestre
Birte Weiss 1941A  Social Democrats Søndre
Bjørn Westh 1944A  Social Democrats Viborg
Nils Wilhjelm 1936C  Conservatives Frederiksborg
Jørgen Winther 1945V  Liberals Århus
Knud Østergaard 1922C  Conservatives Ringkøbing
Christian Aagaard 1937C  Conservatives Århus
Merete Aarup 1934C  Conservatives Fyn

Party and member changes after the May 1988 elections

Party changes

Below are all parliament members that have joined another party or become independent during the term.

NameOld partyConstituencyNew partyDate
Hugo Holm Z  Progress Party Fyn. Independent10 January 1990
. IndependentV  Liberals 2 November 1990
Bjørn Elmquist V  Liberals Nordjylland. Independent5 May 1990
. IndependentB  Social Liberal Party 12 November 1990
Mogens Elvensø Z  Progress Party Vestsjælland. Independent13 November 1990
Mogens Glistrup Z  Progress Party København. Independent13 November 1990
Jane Oksen Z  Progress Party Ringkøbing. Independent13 November 1990

Lasting member changes

Below are member changes that lasted through the entire term.

ReplacementBirth yearPartyConstituencyReplaced MPDateReason
Henning Lysholm Christensen 1941Q  Christian People's Party Ringkøbing Christian Christensen 1 October 1988Christensen died.
Hugo Holm 1956Z  Progress Party Fyn Jørgen Jørgensen 26 January 1989Jørgensen resigned his seat.
Hans Jørgen Jensen 1929A  Social Democrats København Svend Jakobsen 1 February 1989Jakobsen resigned his seat.
Sonja Albrink 1948D  Centre Democrats Vejle Niels Bollmann 17 May 1989Bollmann died.
Jan Køpke Christensen 1955Z  Progress Party Sønderjylland Helge Dohrmann 20 September 1989Dohrmann died.
Peter Sterup 1949C  Conservatives Frederiksborg Palle Simonsen 14 November 1989Simonsen resigned his seat.
Annelise Gotfredsen 1928C  Conservatives Frederiksborg Nils Wilhjelm 12 December 1989Wilhjelm resigned his seat.
Anders Mølgaard Jensen 1958V  Liberals Vejle Laue Traberg Smidt 16 January 1990Smidt resigned his seat.
Ole Løvig Simonsen 1935A  Social Democrats Frederiksborg Hans Strunge 15 March 1990Strunge resigned his seat.
Eva Fatum 1947A  Social Democrats Bornholm Svend Andersen 15 May 1990Andersen died.
Klaus Bonde Larsen 1930C  Conservatives København Connie Hedegaard 4 October 1990Hedegaard resigned her seat.
Gerda Thymann Pedersen 1942C  Conservatives Nordjylland Jette Thomsen 4 October 1990Thomsen resigned her seat.
Poul Jensen 1930Z  Progress Party Fyn Hugo Holm 6 November 1990Holm resigned his seat.

Temporary member changes

Below are temporary member replacements during the term.

ReplacementBirth yearPartyConstituencyReplaced MPStartEndLength
Lone Stig Andersen F  Socialist People's Party 9 June 198827 June 198818 days
Inger Marie Bruun-Vierø 1942B  Social Liberal Party Østre Jørgen Estrup 9 June 198826 June 198817 days
Søren Hedetoft C  Conservatives 9 June 19882 July 198823 days
Johannes Sørensen Z  Progress Party 9 June 198821 June 198812 days
Annebeth Runge Svendsen V  Liberals 16 June 198827 June 198811 days
Ove Fich A  Social Democrats 6 October 19881 November 198826 days
Liss Grooss D  Centre Democrats 6 October 19881 November 198826 days
Poul Henrik Houe C  Conservatives 6 October 198827 October 198821 days
Jørn Jespersen 1955F  Socialist People's Party København Ingerlise Koefoed 6 October 198831 October 198825 days
Lisbeth Petersen 1939SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 6 October 198820 October 198814 days
Henrik Toft V  Liberals 6 October 198829 October 198823 days
Hannah Kain V  Liberals 30 October 19886 December 198837 days
Ole Løvig Simonsen A  Social Democrats 1 November 19885 December 198834 days
Sven B. Nielsen V  Liberals 1 November 198816 November 198815 days
Johannes Sørensen Z  Progress Party 1 November 19886 December 198835 days
Lene Brandt Larsen F  Socialist People's Party 4 November 19883 December 198829 days
Lilian Nielsson C  Conservatives 9 November 19886 December 198827 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 29 November 198814 December 198815 days
Hugo Holm 1956Z  Progress Party Fyn1 December 198815 December 198814 days
Henrik Toft V  Liberals 13 December 198820 December 19887 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 13 December 198820 December 19887 days
Peter Hvid Jensen B  Social Liberal Party 14 December 198820 December 19886 days
Johannes Martin Olsen 1933SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 14 December 198821 December 19887 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 17 January 198924 January 19897 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 14 February 198921 February 19897 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 7 March 198916 March 19899 days
Birger Christensen Z  Progress Party 13 March 198920 March 19897 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 14 March 198921 March 19897 days
Mogens Camre 1936A  Social Democrats 28 March 198927 April 198930 days
Anna Lise Vesterby V  Liberals 4 April 19893 June 198960 days
Hans Kofoed C  Conservatives 11 April 19894 May 198923 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 11 April 198918 April 19897 days
Alice Brask C  Conservatives 18 April 19894 May 198916 days
Sven B. Nielsen V  Liberals 18 April 198925 April 19897 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 18 April 198925 April 19897 days
Hannah Kain V  Liberals 16 May 198923 May 19897 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 23 May 198930 May 19897 days
Peter Sterup C  Conservatives 25 May 19893 June 19899 days
Verner Jensen Z  Progress Party 5 October 198930 October 198925 days
Jørn Jespersen 1955F  Socialist People's Party København Ole Henriksen 5 October 198926 October 198921 days
Hannah Kain V  Liberals 5 October 198917 October 198912 days
Sonja Mikkelsen 1955A  Social Democrats 5 October 198930 October 198925 days
Lilian Nielsson C  Conservatives 5 October 198927 October 198922 days
Inge Tranholm-Mikkelsen Q  Christian People's Party 5 October 198928 October 198923 days
Herluf Rasmussen D  Centre Democrats 5 October 19894 December 198960 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 24 October 198930 October 19896 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 24 October 198931 January 199099 days
Lone Stig Andersen F  Socialist People's Party 30 October 19893 December 198934 days
Jens Heimburger 1965C  Conservatives Storstrøm Bernt Johan Collet 30 October 19892 December 198933 days
Lis Greibe A  Social Democrats 31 October 19891 December 198931 days
Henrik Toft V  Liberals 31 October 19891 December 198931 days
Bjarne Ørum B  Social Liberal Party 31 October 19892 December 198932 days
Bodil Melgaard Haakonsen D  Centre Democrats 1 November 19894 December 198933 days
Søren Bastholm D  Centre Democrats 16 November 198927 November 198911 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 21 November 198927 November 19896 days
Pia Larsen V  Liberals 23 November 198929 November 19896 days
Anna Lise Frølich B  Social Liberal Party 3 December 198910 December 19897 days
Annebeth Runge Svendsen V  Liberals 5 December 198915 December 198910 days
Søren Bastholm D  Centre Democrats 12 December 198918 December 19896 days
Sven B. Nielsen V  Liberals 12 December 198918 December 19896 days
Johannes Martin Olsen 1933SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 12 December 198918 December 19896 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 12 December 198918 December 19896 days
Pia Larsen V  Liberals 13 December 198919 December 19896 days
Peter Hvid Jensen B  Social Liberal Party 15 December 198921 December 19896 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 16 January 199022 January 19906 days
Erik Larsen V  Liberals 30 January 19908 February 19909 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Jørgen Winther 22 February 199028 February 19906 days
Søren Bastholm D  Centre Democrats 13 March 199019 March 19906 days
Pia Larsen V  Liberals 13 March 199019 March 19906 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 13 March 199019 March 19906 days
Johannes Martin Olsen 1933SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 20 March 199029 March 19909 days
Gerda Thymann Pedersen C  Conservatives 22 March 199029 March 19907 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 22 March 199028 April 199037 days
Filt Jensen 1926V  Liberals Sønderjylland Peder Sønderby 3 April 19909 April 19906 days
Bodil Thrane V  Liberals 8 May 199014 May 19906 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus8 May 199027 May 199019 days
Annebeth Runge Svendsen V  Liberals 8 May 19901 June 199024 days
Søren Bastholm D  Centre Democrats 15 May 199021 May 19906 days
Johannes Martin Olsen 1933SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 22 May 199031 May 19909 days
Anna Lise Vesterby V  Liberals 29 May 19904 June 19906 days
Lis Benfeldt A  Social Democrats 4 October 199029 October 199025 days
Anna Lise Vesterby V  Liberals 4 October 199026 October 199022 days
Inger Marie Bruun-Vierø B  Social Liberal Party 4 October 199028 October 199024 days
Ejner Larsen F  Socialist People's Party 4 October 199028 October 199024 days
Arne Nielsen Q  Christian People's Party 4 October 199028 October 199024 days
Svend Åge Petersen 1942C  Conservatives Sønderjylland Kaj Ikast 4 October 199028 October 199024 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 9 October 199015 October 19906 days
Else Winther Andersen 1941V  Liberals Århus Uffe Ellemann-Jensen 23 October 199030 November 199038 days
Poul Emmert Andersen D  Centre Democrats 30 October 199023 November 199024 days
Ole Vagn Christensen A  Social Democrats 30 October 199023 November 199024 days
Johannes Martin Olsen 1933SP  Union Party Faroe Islands Pauli Ellefsen 30 October 199023 November 199024 days
Birte Lau Pedersen F  Socialist People's Party 30 October 199025 November 199026 days
Bo Kristensen C  Conservatives 5 November 199025 November 199020 days
Pia Larsen V  Liberals 8 November 199014 November 19906 days
Annebeth Runge Svendsen V  Liberals 20 November 199026 November 19906 days
Addi Andersen 1928D  Centre Democrats Frederiksborg Erhard Jakobsen 20 November 199026 November 19906 days

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