List of all members of the Storting in the period 1965 to 1969. The list includes all those initially elected to the Storting.
There were a total of 150 representatives, distributed among the parties: 68 to Norwegian Labour Party, 31 to Conservative Party of Norway, 18 to Centre Party (Norway), 18 to Venstre (Norway), 13 to Christian Democratic Party of Norway and 2 to Socialist Left Party.
Aust-Agder
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Bjarne Henry Henriksen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Osmund Faremo | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Alfred Thommesen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Øyvind Bjorvatn | Venstre (Norway) |
Vest-Agder
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Jens Haugland | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Bent Røiseland | Venstre (Norway) | |
| Sverre Walter Rostoft | Conservative Party of Norway | Appointed to Cabinet. Was replaced by Kolbjørn Stordrange. |
| Salve Andreas Salvesen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Haakon Sløgedal | Christian Democratic Party of Norway |
Akershus
Bergen
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Nils Langhelle | Norwegian Labour Party | Died in August 1967. Was replaced by Olav Totland. |
| Edvard Isak Hambro | Conservative Party of Norway | Elected on a joint list Conservative Party/Christian Democratic Party. Appointed as a diplomat in 1966. Was replaced by Agnes Bakkevig, then Henrik J. Lisæth. |
| Torstein Selvik | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Gunnar Garbo | Venstre (Norway) | |
| Nikolai Paul Kornelius Molvik | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | Elected on a joint list Conservative Party/Christian Democratic Party |
Buskerud
Finnmark
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Valter Gabrielsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Harald Nicolai Samuelsberg | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Erling Norvik | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Harry Johan Olai Klippenvåg | Norwegian Labour Party |
Hedmark
Hordaland
Møre and Romsdal
Nordland
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Magnus Andersen | Norwegian Labour Party | Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1965, before Per Borten formed his first cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Ola Teigen. |
| Margith Johanne Munkebye | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Håkon Kyllingmark | Conservative Party of Norway | Appointed to Cabinet. Was replaced by Bodil Aakre and later, when Aakre replaced the deceased Harald Warholm instead, Leif Kolflaath. |
| Per Karstensen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Erling Engan | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Rolf Hellem | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Hans Berg | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Asbjørn Antoni Holm | Socialist Left Party | |
| Halvor Bjellaanes | Venstre (Norway) | |
| Harald Warholm | Conservative Party of Norway | Died in February 1967. Was replaced by Bodil Aakre. |
| Jonas Enge | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Sigurd Lund Hamran | Norwegian Labour Party |
Oppland
Oslo
Rogaland
Sogn and Fjordane
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Einar Magnus Stavang | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| John Austrheim | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Ludvig Olai Botnen | Venstre (Norway) | Vararepresentant Johnny Bakke |
| Paul Svarstad | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Knut Myrstad | Christian Democratic Party of Norway |
Telemark
Troms
Nord-Trøndelag
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Leif Granli | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Jon Leirfall | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Guttorm Hansen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Bjarne Lyngstad | Venstre (Norway) | Appointed to Cabinet to September 1969, during which time he was replaced by Ola H. Kveli. |
| Johan Støa | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Inge Einarsen Bartnes | Centre Party (Norway) |
Sør-Trøndelag
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Olav Gjærevoll | Norwegian Labour Party | Briefly appointed to the Cabinet in early October 1965, before Per Borten formed his first cabinet. During this short period he was replaced by Jenny Lund. |
| Iver Johan Unsgård | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Otto Lyng | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Håkon Johnsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Per Borten | Centre Party (Norway) | Prime Minister. Was replaced by Einar Hole Moxnes (1965–1968) and, when Moxnes became appointed to the Cabinet, Johan Syrstad (1968–1969). |
| Martin Skaaren | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Rolf Fjeldvær | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Lars Tangvik | Venstre (Norway) | |
| Kristoffer Rein | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Andreas Wormdahl | Norwegian Labour Party |
Vestfold
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Asbjørn Lillås | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan Møller Warmedal | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Johan Andersen | Norwegian Labour Party | Died in May 1968. Was replaced by Willy Jansson. |
| Rolf Schjerven | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Gunvor Katharina Eker | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Theodor Dyring | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Borghild Bondevik Haga | Venstre (Norway) |
Østfold
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Nils Hønsvald | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ingvar Bakken | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Svenn Thorkild Stray | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Martha Frederikke Johannessen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Erik Braadland | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected on a joint list Centre Party/Venstre |
| Arvid Johanson | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Per Sonerud | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Lars Korvald | Christian Democratic Party of Norway |
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