Per Olav Tyldum

Norwegian politician (born 1964)

Per Olav Tyldum

Born|  (1964-04-24) 24 April 1964 (age 60)
Nationality| Norwegian
Occupation| Politician
Political party| Centre Party

Per Olav Tyldum (born 24 April 1964) is a Norwegian politician.

He was elected representative to the Storting from the constituency of Nord-Trøndelag for the period 2021–2025, for the Centre Party.[1][2] Earlier, Tyldum was the mayor of Overhalla Municipality.[3]

## References

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1. ^ "Tyldum, Per Olav (1964-)". stortinget.no (in Norwegian). Retrieved 3 October 2021.
2. ^ Tvedt, Knut Are. "Stortingsrepresentantene 2021–2025". In Bolstad, Erik (ed.). Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Norsk nettleksikon. Retrieved 3 October 2021.
3. ^ Agerlie, Kristin; Hasselberg, Per Kristian Johansen (24 December 2015). "Per Olav Tyldum". nrk.no (in Norwegian). Retrieved 3 October 2021.

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Members of the Parliament of Norway 2021–25

Akershus|

* Sanner
* Huitfeldt (Hartviksen)
* Trøen
* Myrli
* Limi
* Gjelsvik
* Asheim
* Moflag
* Raja
* Bergstø
* Linnestad
* Aukrust (Linge)
* Gulati
* Bastholm
* Kristensen
* Rødby
* Hussaini
* Martinussen
* Elvenes

Aust-Agder|

* Mørland
* Harberg
* Mykjåland
* Marius A. Nilsen

Buskerud|

* Gharahkhani
* Helleland
* Lundteigen
* Christoffersen
* Wold
* Bruflot
* Røed
* Lie

Finnmark|

* Sjåstad
* Iversen
* Næss (Rafaelsen)
* Ojala
* Strifeldt

Hedmark|

* Trettebergstuen (E. Eriksen)
* Slagsvold Vedum (P.M. Sandtrøen)
* N.K. Sandtrøen (Aaland)
* Mehl (Haarr)
* Molberg
* Selnes
* T. A. Johnsen

Hordaland|

* Erna Solberg
* Mjøs Persen (Jaffery, Jakobsen)
* Njåstad
* Trellevik
* Hovland
* Toppe (Myrvold)
* Lysbakken
* Frølich
* Knutsen
* Hjemdal
* Eskeland
* Ulstein
* Marhaug
* Bjørke
* Merkesdal
* Rotevatn

Møre og Romsdal|

* Listhaug
* Kjølmoen
* Klinge
* Orten
* Sve
* Bakke
* Lien
* Kjerstad

Nord-Trøndelag|

* Kjerkol (Lagesen)
* Arnstad
* Sørvik
* Tyldum
* Skjelstad

Nordland|

* Skjæran (Bråthen)
* Mossleth
* Thorheim
* Mona Nilsen
* D. Olsen
* Nordlund
* Mathisen
* Fagerås
* Jørgensen

Oppland|

* Aasrud
* Strand
* Støstad
* Jønnes
* Fasteraune
* Hagen

Oslo|

* Eriksen Søreide
* Kaski
* Støre (F. Jacobsen)
* Astrup
* Gunaratnam
* Melby
* Berg
* Moxnes
* Nordby Lunde
* Barth Eide (Staalesen)
* Hussein
* C. Tybring-Gjedde
* Kapur
* Elvestuen
* Sundnes
* Hansson
* Aydar
* Unneland
* M. Tybring-Gjedde
* Almeland

Rogaland|

* Bru
* Tajik (Kalsås)
* Steffensen
* Stensland
* T. Tvedt Solberg
* Pollestad (Eidesen)
* Bollestad
* Halleland
* Hagerup
* Madland
* Fiskaa
* Klungland
* Stokkebø
* Kristjánsson

Sogn og Fjordane|

* Sande (Heen)
* Vereide
* Grotle
* Bjørlo

Sør-Trøndelag|

* E. K. Hansen
* Helleland
* Moe (Grøthe)
* Asphjell
* Haltbrekken
* Bjørnstad
* Leirtrø
* Lønseth
* Greni
* Nyholt

Telemark|

* Aasland (Blikra)
* Sem-Jacobsen
* Farahmand
* Vågslid (T. B. Hansen)
* Hoksrud
* Lund

Troms|

* Myrseth (Karlsen)
* Borch (Prestbakmo)
* Amundsen
* Bøe
* Foshaug
* Fylkesnes

Vest-Agder|

* Foss
* K. Henriksen
* Ropstad
* Saudland
* Abusland
* Thorsvik

Vestfold|

* Aasen-Svensrud
* Larsen
* Vasvik
* Stordalen
* Westgaard-Halle
* Kleveland
* Wold

Østfold|

* Nygård (Vitanza)
* Schou
* Bjørnebekk-Waagen
* Myhrvold
* Wiborg
* Pettersen
* Lauvås
* Funderud
* Øvstegård

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