Atle Simonsen

Norwegian politician

Atle Simonsen

Simonsen in 2014

Born|  (1988-11-04) 4 November 1988 (age 36)

Sola, Norway [1]

Nationality| Norwegian
Occupation| Politician
Political party| Progress Party

Atle Simonsen  (born 4 November 1988) is a Norwegian politician.

## Career

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Simonsen was elected deputy representative to the Storting from the constituency of Rogaland, for the period 2017–2021 for the Progress Party. He replaced Solveig Horne at the Storting from October 2017, where he was a member of the Standing Committee on Labour and Social Affairs.[2]

He was political advisor in the Ministry of Health from 2016 to 2017. He was appointed as State Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Research in 2018, and in the Ministry of Finance from 2018 to 2020.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b Tvedt, Knut Are. "Atle Simonsen". In Bolstad, Erik (ed.). Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Norsk nettleksikon. Retrieved 17 September 2021.
2. ^ "Simonsen, Atle" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 8 October 2017.

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Members of the Parliament of Norway 2017–21

Akershus|

* Sanner (Mathisen)
* Huitfeldt
* Limi
* Trøen
* Myrli
* Jegstad
* Sandberg
* Gulati
* Raja (Schytz)
* Asheim (Linnestad)
* Gjelsvik
* Wilkinson
* Aukrust
* Kristensen
* Kjos
* Moflag
* Elvenes

Aust-Agder|

* Harberg
* Mørland
* Bruun-Gundersen
* Ropstad (Lossius)

Buskerud|

* Kolberg
* Helleland
* Wold
* Christoffersen
* K.Ø. Johnsen
* Lundteigen
* Engen-Helgheim
* Gharahkhani
* Nævra

Finnmark|

* Sjåstad
* Strifeldt
* I. Olsen
* Iversen
* Bakke-Jensen (Haukland)

Hedmark|

* Trettebergstuen
* Slagsvold Vedum
* Sandtrøen
* Tonning Riise
* T. A. Johnsen
* Enger Mehl
* K. Andersen

Hordaland|

* Solberg (Eskeland)
* Rommetveit
* Njåstad
* Trellevik
* Christensen
* Frølich
* Toppe
* Hjemdal
* Lysbakken
* Knutsen
* Eidsheim
* Hareide (Nyborg)
* Nilsen
* Grung
* Breivik
* Bjørke

Møre og Romsdal|

* Orten
* Listhaug (Engeli Johansen)
* Botten
* Klinge
* Synnes
* Dale (Flølo)
* Bjørdal
* Soleim
* Reiten

Nord-Trøndelag|

* Kjerkol
* Arnstad
* Grande
* Agdestein
* Skjelstad

Nordland|

* Sivertsen
* Ebbesen
* Nordlund
* Freiberg (D.H. Olsen)
* Lyngedal
* Finstad
* Mossleth
* Søttar
* Fagerås

Oppland|

* Aasrud
* Odnes
* Thommessen
* Hagebakken
* Johansen
* Strand
* Kjenseth

Oslo|

* Støre
* Eriksen Søreide (M. Tybring-Gjedde)
* Marthinsen
* Astrup (Nøklebye Heiberg, Strandskog)
* Jensen (Keshvari)
* Kaski
* Skei Grande (Melby)
* Bøhler
* Tetzschner
* Moxnes
* Bastholm
* Staalesen
* Nordby Lunde
* C. Tybring-Gjedde
* Barth Eide
* Eide
* Kapur
* Elvestuen (Almeland)
* Heggelund

Rogaland|

* Høie (Stokkebø)
* Tajik
* Horne (Atle Simonsen)
* Bru (Aase Simonsen)
* Tvedt Solberg
* Steffensen
* Bollestad
* Stensland
* Pollestad
* Haukeland Liadal
* Hagerup
* Halleland
* Langholm Hansen
* Lerbrekk

Sogn og Fjordane|

* Navarsete
* Heggø
* Melvær
* Storehaug

Sør-Trøndelag|

* Giske
* Helleland (Angell Gimse)
* E. K. Hansen
* Bjørnstad
* Greni
* Holm Lønseth
* Asphjell
* Haltbrekken
* Leirtrø
* Gunnes

Telemark|

* Aasland
* Sundbø Abrahamsen
* Hoksrud
* Vågslid
* Sem-Jacobsen
* Bekkevold

Troms|

* Myrseth
* Gudmundsen
* Amundsen (Wilsgård)
* Borch
* M. Henriksen
* Fylkesnes

Vest-Agder|

* Foss
* K. Henriksen
* Saudland
* Tveiten Benestad
* Grøvan
* Bransdal

Vestfold|

* Eidem Løvaas
* D.T. Andersen
* Stordalen
* Westgaard-Halle
* Aasen-Svensrud
* Larsen
* Grimstad

Østfold|

* Lauvås
* Schou
* Leirstein
* Bjørnebekk-Waagen
* Pettersen
* S.R. Hansen
* Myhrvold
* Wiborg
* Øvstegård

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