List of members of the Løgting, 1998–2002

A list of members of the Løgting from 1998 to 2002. The Løgting had 32 members this period. Before 2008 there were 7 electoral districts: Streymoy island was divided in a southern and northern part, Suðurstreymoy is the part of Streymoy, where Tórshavn, the capital, is located, Norðstreymoy is the northern part of Streymoy, where Vestmanna is the largest village. Eysturoy (the second largest island), Norðoyar (the island group in the north-east part of the Faroes: Kalsoy, Kunoy, Borðoy, Viðoy, Svínoy and Fugloy), Sandoy (including Skúvoy and Stóra Dímun), Suðuroy (the soutnernmost island) and Vágar (including Mykines).

Regular members

This list include all elected members of the Løgting. Under "Remarks" the vice members, which took seats in the Løgting instead of the ministers are listed.

Name	Party	Area	Remarks
Brúnni, Signar áSignar á Brúnni	Republican Party	Eysturoy	Minister i 1998–2000. Tórbjørn Jacobsen took his seat
Grund, Sámal Petur íSámal Petur í Grund	Self-Government Party	Eysturoy	Minister i 2001–2002. Kári P. Højgaard took his seat
Joensen, EdmundEdmund Joensen	Union Party	Eysturoy
Lakjuni, Jógvan áJógvan á Lakjuni	People's Party	Eysturoy
Alfred Olsen	Union Party	Eysturoy
Petersen, Dan ReinertDan Reinert Petersen	Social Democratic Party	Eysturoy
Johannesen, VilhelmVilhelm Johannesen	Social Democratic Party	Norðoyar
Heinesen, Heini O.Heini O. Heinesen	Republican Party	Norðoyar
Kallsberg, AnfinnAnfinn Kallsberg	People's Party	Norðoyar	Statsminister 1998–2002. Rúna Sivertsen took his seat
Keldu, Jógvan viðJógvan við Keldu	People's Party	Norðoyar
Durhuus, JógvanJógvan Durhuus	Republican Party	North Streymoy (Norðurstreymoy)
Joensen, Jákup SuniJákup Suni Joensen	People's Party	North Streymoy (Norðurstreymoy)
Strøm, Hans PauliHans Pauli Strøm	Social Democratic Party	North Streymoy (Norðurstreymoy)
Petersen, JohnJohn Petersen	People's Party	Sandoy	Minister 1999–2002. Eyðun M. Viderø took his seat
Reynatúgvu, Páll áPáll á Reynatúgvu	Republican Party	Sandoy
Eidesgaard, JóannesJóannes Eidesgaard	Social Democratic Party	Suðuroy
Mikkelsen, FlemmingFlemming Mikkelsen	Union Party	Suðuroy
Nielsen, HergeirHergeir Nielsen	Republican Party	Suðuroy
Old, HenrikHenrik Old	Social Democratic Party	Suðuroy
Breckmann, ÓliÓli Breckmann	People's Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Djurholm, BjarniBjarni Djurholm	People's Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)	Minister 2000–2002. Finnbogi Arge took his seat
Fríðriksmørk, Annita áAnnita á Fríðriksmørk	Republican Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Hoydal, HøgniHøgni Hoydal	Republican Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)	Minister 1998–2002. Finnur Helmsdal took his seat
Ísakson, FinnbogiFinnbogi Ísakson	Republican Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)	Speaker of the Løgting 1998–2002
Jakobsen, Katrin DahlKatrin Dahl Jakobsen	Social Democratic Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Magnussen, KristianKristian Magnussen	Social Democratic Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Mortensen, HeðinHeðin Mortensen	Union Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Neystabø, Helena Dam áHelena Dam á Neystabø	Self-Government Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)	Minister i 1998–2001. Jákup Sverri Kass took his seat
Petersen, Lisbeth L.Lisbeth L. Petersen	Union Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Rana, Jenis avJenis av Rana	Centre Party	South Streymoy (Suðurstreymoy)
Dam, MarjusMarjus Dam	Union Party	Vágar
Niclasen, JørgenJørgen Niclasen	People's Party	Vágar	Minister 1998–2002. Jóanis Nielsen took his seat

External links

Results from the elections from the Løgting
PDF about the history of the Løgting and about the Parliament of 1998-2002

Members of the Løgting by year

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