Kåre Simensen

Norwegian politician

Kåre Simensen

Kåre Simensen (born 30 August 1955) is a Norwegian politician for the Labour Party.

He was born in Alta and finished secondary school here in 1978. Between lower secondary school and upper secondary school he worked in the shale industry. He then worked with IT. He took education as an IT engineer at Gjøvik Engineer's College from 1979 to 1982 and has a degree in economics from Finnmark University College in 1990.[1]

He was a member of the municipal council of Alta Municipality from 1995 to 2007, serving the last term as deputy mayor. From 2007 to 2009 he was a member of the executive in Finnmark county council, and was also a board member of the Northern Norway Regional Health Authority. He was elected to the Parliament of Norway in 2009 as the party's second candidate from Finnmark.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Kåre Simensen" (in Norwegian). Storting.

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Members of the Parliament of Norway 2009–13

Aust-Agder|

* de Ruiter
* Godskesen
* Harberg
* Ropstad

Vest-Agder|

* Michaelsen
* Henriksen
* Gitmark
* Eriksen
* Skumsvoll
* Holmelid

Akershus|

* Huitfeldt
* Høglund
* Sanner
* Myrli
* Kjos
* Sjøli
* Aasen
* Asmyhr
* Eldegard
* Graham
* Solhjell
* Kjernli
* Tenden
* Thomsen
* Dahl
* Hareide

Buskerud|

* Kolberg
* Knudsen
* Helleland
* Christoffersen
* Rytman
* Micaelsen
* Werp
* Gustavsen
* Lundteigen

Finnmark|

* Pedersen
* Fredriksen
* Simensen
* Olsen
* Jensen

Hedmark|

* Storberget
* Trettebergstuen
* Bredvold
* Breen
* Vedum
* Gundarsen
* Sønsterud
* K. Andersen

Hordaland|

* Strøm-Erichsen
* Sortevik
* E. Solberg
* Henriksen
* Hagesæter
* Halleraker
* Lydvo
* Dåvøy
* Woldseth
* Teigen
* Warloe
* Toppe
* Lysbakken
* Rommetveit
* Reiertsen

Møre og Romsdal|

* Botten
* Nesvik
* Nørve
* Gjelseth
* Grimstad
* Torve
* Klinge
* Eide
* Hanekamhaug

Nordland|

* Strøm
* Ljunggren
* Svendsen
* Kristiansen
* Ellingsen
* Sivertsen
* Nordås
* L. Hansen
* G-K. Hansen
* Trældal

Oppland|

* Rudihagen
* Aasrud
* Johansen
* Hagebakken
* Wøien
* Thommessen
* Hagen

Oslo|

* Stoltenberg
* Foss
* Jensen
* Nybakk
* Halvorsen
* Søreide
* Bøhler
* Tybring-Gjedde
* Støre
* Grande
* Tetzschner
* Marthinsen
* Myhre
* Holmås
* Tajik
* Astrup
* Syversen

Rogaland|

* Solvik-Olsen
* Nordtun
* Høie
* Horne
* Sund
* Høybråten
* Meling
* Vaksdal
* Opheim
* Kleppa
* Kambe
* Thorsen
* Langeland

Sogn og Fjordane|

* Heggø
* Navarsete
* Starheim
* Bremer
* Lødemel

Telemark|

* Aasland
* Hoksrud
* Olsen
* Isaksen
* S. O. Hansen
* Bekkevold

Troms|

* Arnesen
* Korsberg
* Bjørnflaten
* Aspaker
* Amundsen
* Knutsen
* Nordahl

Nord-Trøndelag|

* Kristoffersen
* Stokkan-Grande
* Eriksson
* Brekk
* Bratli
* Myraune

Sør-Trøndelag|

* Giske
* Sandberg
* Gjul
* Helleland
* Asphjell
* Lien
* E. K. Hansen
* Valen
* Moe
* Håbrekke

Vestfold|

* D. T. Andersen
* Anundsen
* Flåtten
* Mandt-Bartholsen
* P. A. Olsen
* Gullvåg
* Thorkildsen

Østfold|

* S. R. Hansen
* Leirstein
* I. Johansen
* Schou
* Gåsvatn
* Forsberg
* W. Olsen
* Giltun
* Hjemdal

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Members of the Parliament of Norway 2013–17

Akershus|

* Sanner (Elvenes)
* Huitfeldt
* Kjos
* Graham
* Myrli
* Trøen
* Aasen
* Limi
* Mathisen
* Raja
* Aukrust
* Asheim
* Thomsen
* Eldegard
* Jegstad
* Tønder
* Solhjell

Aust-Agder|

* de Ruiter
* Harberg
* Godskesen
* Ropstad

Buskerud|

* Kolberg
* Helleland
* Rytman
* Christoffersen
* Werp
* Micaelsen
* Wold
* Johnsen
* Lundteigen

Finnmark|

* Pedersen
* Bakke-Jensen
* Simensen
* Fredriksen
* Bergstø

Hedmark|

* Storberget
* Trettebergstuen
* Gundersen
* Johnsen
* Sønsterud
* Vedum
* K. Andersen

Hordaland|

* Solberg (Skutle)
* P.R. Henriksen
* Hagesæter (Reiertsen)
* Halleraker
* Christensen
* Frølich
* Hareide
* Njåstad
* Rommetveit
* Eidsheim
* Breivik
* Grung
* Lysbakken
* Hille
* Toppe
* Trellevik

Møre og Romsdal|

* Orten
* Botten
* Nesvik
* Nørve
* Bjørdal
* Grimstad
* Eide
* Klinge
* Farstad

Nord-Trøndelag|

* Kjerkol
* Grande
* Arnstad
* Agdestein
* Skjelstad

Nordland|

* Berg-Hansen
* O. Henriksen
* Svendsen
* Sivertsen
* Ebbesen
* Ljunggren
* Ellingsen
* Juvik
* Nordås

Oppland|

* Aasrud
* Hagebakken
* Thommessen
* Johansen
* Wøien
* Håheim
* Kjenseth

Oslo|

* Stoltenberg (Wickholm)
* Søreide (Lunde)
* Tajik
* Astrup
* Jensen (Keshvari)
* Støre
* Tetzschner
* Grande
* Holmås
* Marthinsen
* Vinje
* Hansson
* Tybring-Gjedde
* Bøhler
* Kapur
* Nybakk
* Elvestuen
* Heggelund
* Syversen

Rogaland|

* Høie (Stensland)
* Sund
* Horne (Thorheim)
* Meling
* Bollestad
* Solberg
* Thorsen
* Kambe
* Liadal
* Bru
* Pollestad
* Steffensen
* Toskedal
* Nybø

Sogn og Fjordane|

* Heggø
* Navarsete
* Lødemel
* Rotevatn

Sør-Trøndelag|

* Giske
* Helleland (Aarbergsbotten from 2015)
* E.K. Hansen
* Sandberg (Sandaune from 2015)
* Jenssen
* Asphjell
* Tung
* Greni
* Bjørnstad
* Valen

Telemark|

* Aasland
* Isaksen (Abrahamsen)
* Hoksrud
* Norheim (until 2015)
* Vågslid
* Bjørnø
* Bekkevold

Troms|

* M. Henriksen
* Aspaker (Alexandrova)
* Korsberg
* Knutsen
* Gudmundsen
* Fylkesnes

Vest-Agder|

* Foss
* K. Henriksen
* Michaelsen
* Grøvan
* Benestad
* Omland

Vestfold|

* Flåtten
* D.T. Andersen
* Anundsen (Holthe)
* Løvaas
* Mandt
* Stordalen
* Tyvand

Østfold|

* S.R. Hansen
* Schou
* Leirstein
* Johansen
* Wenstøb
* Lauvås
* Wiborg
* Milde
* Hjemdal

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