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Members of the Althingi, the parliament of Iceland. List goes back to 1845.^[1]

A

Adda María Jóhannsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southwest Constituency of February 2018 (Samfylkingin).
Adda Bára Sigfúsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur November 1957 (People's League).
Adolf H. Berndsen. National Assembly of Western Europe 2003 (Independence Party).
Aðalheiður Bjarnfreðsdóttir. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1987-1991 (City Party).
Albert Gudmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1974-1997 (Independence Party), 1987-1989 (City Party).
Albert Gudmundsson. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern March-April and May-June 2017 (Independence Party).
Albertína Friðbjörg Elíasdóttir. Member of the Northeastern Dynasty since 2017 (Samfylkingin).
Alex B. Stefánsson. Reykjavik National Electoral Council south of February 2018 (Progressive Party).
Alexander Stefánsson. Parliamentary Member of 1978-1991 (Progressive Party).
Alfreð Gíslason. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1956-1959, Althingi, Reykvíkingur 1959-1967 (People's League).
Alfreð Gíslason. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1959-1963 (Independence Party).
Alma Lísa Jóhannsdóttir. South African National Congress March-April and September 2008 (Left-Green Movement).
Amal Tamimi. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southwest Commons November-December 2011 and September 2012 (Samfylkingin).
Andrés Eyjólfsson. Parliamentary Miriam 1951-1956 (Progressive Party).
Andrés Ingi Jónsson. Member of the Reykjavik District Electoral Center north of 2016 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Andri Thor Sturluson. Parliamentary Vice-President of the Southwest District March and April 2017 (Piracy).
Angantyr Gudjonsson. Mayor of Reykvíking May-June 1957 (Independence Party).
Anna Kolbrún Árnadóttir. Member of the Northeastern Region since 2017 (Central Party).
Anna Ólafsdóttir Björnsson. Member of Reykingi 1989-1995 (Women's Association).
Anna María Elíasdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency of October 2014 and May-July 2015 and April 2016 (Progress Party).
Anna Margrét Gudjónsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of October 2009, April-September 2010, June 2011, February-March 2013 and December 2015 and October 2016 (Samfylkingin).
Anna Kristín Gunnarsdóttir. Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2007 (Samfylkingin).
Anna Jensdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1995 (Progressive Party).
Anna Kristín Sigurðardóttir. South African Parliamentary Council October 1991, April and November-December 1992 (People's Union).
Anna Pála Sverrisdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentary General, south of October 2009 - January 2010 (Samfylkingin).
Ari Arnalds. Member of the Aliens of 1908-1911 (Independence Party Elder (Terrorist Party)).
Ari Brynjólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1902 (Home Rule Party).
Ari Trausti Gudmundsson. South African parliamentary party since 2016 (Left-Green Movement).
Ari Matthíasson. Reykjavik District Parliamentary Vice-President South of March 2012 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Arna Lára Jónsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Presidency February-March 2010, January and October-November 2012 and since September 2018 (Samfylkingin).
Arnbjörg Sveinsdóttir. Member of the East of Iceland 1995-2003, Member of the Northeast Electoral District 2004-2009 (Independence Party).
Arndís Jónsdóttir. South African Parliamentary Council, March 1988 (Independence Party).
Arndís Soffía Sigurðardóttir. National Congress of the South of June 2009, December 2009 - January 2010, October-December 2010, October-November 2011, February 2012 and February 2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Arnfinnur Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South-Mpumalanga February-April 1947 and October-November 1948 (People's Party Group - Socialist Party).
Arnljótur Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1858-1869, Althingi of Northern Múlasýsla 1877-1880, Eyfirðinga Parliamentary Assembly 1880-1885, King General Member 1886-1893. The elected parliamentarian of the northern part of the 19th century, but did not come to parliament in 1901.
Arnór Sigurjónsson. National Assembly of October to November 1964 (People's League).
Arnþrúður Karlsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian October 1995, May-June 1996, November-December 1997 (Progressive Party).
Atli Gíslason. South African parliamentary party 2007-2013 (Left Movement - Green Supply, Outside).
Auður Auðuns. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1959-1974 (Independence Party).
Auður Eiríksdóttir. National Assembly in East February-April 1989 (Organization for Gender Equality and Social Affairs).
Auður Lilja Erlingsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President South June and November-December 2007, Vice-President of the Reykjavik District Council of Northern April-May and November 2010, April and May-September 2011, January-February and June 2012 and January 2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Auður Sveinsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians March and September 1992, April 1993 and February-March 1994 (People's Union).
Axel Gudmundsson. Mayor of Reykvíking in May 1947 and May 1949 (Independence Party).
Axel Jónsson. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1965-1967 and 1969-1971, national elected member of parliament (Reyknesinga) 1974-1978 (Independence Party).
Axel V. Tulinius. Parliamentary Assembly of 1900-1901 (Progressive Party).

Á

Ágúst Ólafur Ágústsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2003-2009 and since 2017 (Samfylkingin).
Ágúst Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reyknesses 1995-1999 (National Movement - People's Movement, Social Democrats, Social Democrats).
August Flygenring. King-General Member 1905-1913, Member of Parliament, Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla 1923-1925 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, City Party Senior, Conservative Party).
Ágúst Helgason. National elected member of parliament 1926 (Progressive Party).
Ágúst Þorvaldsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1956-1959, South African Parliamentarian 1959-1974 (Progressive Party).
Ágústa Gísladóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians November 1992 and October-November 1994 (Women's Association).
Áki Jakobsson. Althingi (Siglfirðingar) 1942, Siglfirðingar Althingi 1942-1953 (People's Party - Socialist Party) and 1956-1959 (People's Party).
Álfheiður Eymarsdóttir. General Assembly of March and April 2018 (Piracy).
Álfheiður Ingadóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south 2007-2009, Reykjavik Electoral District Member north 2009-2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Ármann Höskuldsson. South African Parliamentary Assembly October 2001 and April-May 2002 (Progressive Party).
Ármann Kr. Ólafsson. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Árni Páll Árnason. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2007-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Árni R. Árnason. Althingi Reykingsman 1991-2003, Althingi Member of Southern Counseling 2003-2004 (Independence Party).
Árni Böðvarsson. National Assembly Snæfelling 1851.
Árni Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga in 1861 (Vice-President).
Árni Gunnarsson. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (Norðurlands eystra) 1978-1979, parliamentarian of the North East 1979-1983 and 1987-1991 (People's Party).
Árni Gunnarsson. National Assembly in Western June and November 1999, October and November-December 2000 (Progress Party).
Árni Helgason. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1845-1849.
Árni Johnsen. South African Parliamentarian 1983-1987, 1991-2001 and Southern Counseling 2007-2013 (Independence Party).
Árni Steinar Jóhannsson. National Assembly of the North of 1999-2003 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Árni Jónsson. Parliamentary Miriam 1886-1892, parliamentarian of northern parliament 1902-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Árni Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1940-1922 (Independence Party), National Assembly of the Arctic, 1937-1942 (Independence Party).
Árni Magnússon. Member of the Reykjavík District Council in the north of 2003-2006 (Progress Party).
Árni M. Mathiesen. Althingi Reyknessing 1991-2003, Member of the Southwest Rule 2003-2007, Althingi Democratic Party 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Árni Þór Sigurðsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee in the north of 2007-2014 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Árni Thorsteinson. King-General MP 1877-1905 (Home Rule Party).
Ásberg Sigurðsson. Member of the Westfjords 1970-1971 (Independence Party).
Ásbjörn Óttarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Qualifications 2009-2013 (Independence Party).
Ásgeir Ásgeirsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the West Iceland Fellowship 1923-1934 (Progressive Party), 1934-1937 (Non-Categorized), 1937-1952 (People's Party).
Ásgeir Logi Ásgeirsson. National Assembly of East Iceland in June 1999 (Independence Party).
Ásgeir Bjarnason. Althingi of Dalamanna 1949-1959, Althingi of West Iceland 1959-1978 (Progressive Party).
Ásgeir Einarsson. Member of the Strandamanna 1845-1865 (Vice-President 1865) and 1880-1885, Parliamentary Rev. 1875-1880. National Assembly of Strandamanna 1851.
Ásgeir Hannes Eiríksson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingur 1989-1991 (City Party).
Ásgeir Friðgeirsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southwest Commons of October 2003 to April 2004 and May and July 2004 (Samfylkingin).
Ásgeir Pétursson. April 1964, November-December 1967, January-March, October-November 1968, March and October-November 1969, November 1970 and Dec. 1972, National Secretary-General (West of Iceland) May and November-December 1965 (Independence Party).
Ásgeir Sigurðsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians November 1956, February 1957, March-April, May-June and October-December 1958 (Independence Party).
Ásgerður K. Gylfadóttir. General Assembly of May-June 2018 (Progressive Party).
Áslaug María Fridriksdóttir. Reykjavik District Parliamentary Vice-President South of January-February and April 2015 (Independence Party).
Áslaug Arna Sigurbjörnsdóttir. Parliamentarian member of the Reykjavík District Council north of 2016 (Independence Party).
Ásmundur Einar Dáason. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Qualifications 2009-2016 and since 2017 (Left-Green Movement, Non-Classified, Progressive Party).
Ásmundur Fridriksson. Parliamentary Assembly since 2013 (Independence Party).
Ásmundur B. Olsen. Westfjords parliamentarians February 1968 and February-March 1971 (Independence Party).
Ásmundur Sigurðsson. National Electoralist (Eastern Skaftfelling) 1946-1953 (Commonwealth Party - Socialist Party).
Ásmundur Stefánsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1987 (People's League).
Ásta Guðrún Helgadóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Council south of 2015-2017.
Ásta R. Jóhannesdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly 1995-2003 (National Movement - People's Movement, Social Democrats, Social Democrats), Reykjavik Parliamentary Parliamentarian South 2003-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Ásta Möller. Althingi, Reykjavík, 1999-2003, Member of Reykjavík District Committee, Northern 2005-2007, Member of Reykjavík District Committee, South 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Ásta B. Þorsteinsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1998 (Social Democratic Party).

B

Baldur Óskarsson. South African Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1981 and November-December 1982 (People's Union).
Baldur Thorhallsson. Reykjavik National Electoral Council in northern June 2011 and May-June 2012 (Samfylkingin).
Baldvin Jonsson. Reykjavik District Council member south of October 2010, March 2012 and June 2012 (Movement).
Barð Guðmundsson. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (North Iceland, Seyðisfjörður) 1942-1949 (People's Party).
Benedikt Bogason. Member of Parliament of Reykvíkur 1989 (City Party).
Benedikt Gröndal. 1956-1995, (West Iceland) 1971-1978, Althingi of 1959-1971, Althingi of Reykvíking 1978-1982 (Althingi).
Benedikt Jóhannesson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northeastern Democratic Party 2016-2017 (Enrollment).
Benedikt Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of 1874-1880, Parliamentarian of the North Thing of 1880-1885, Parliamentarian of the South Thing of 1886-1892, Parliamentarian of the Mýraman 1892-1893.
Benedict Sveinsson. King General Member 1861-1863 (Deputy Member), Althingi Árnesinga 1864-1880, Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Múlasýsla 1881-1885, Althingi Eyfirðinga 1886-1892 and Althingi North Thessalonians 1892-1899.
Benedict Sveinsson. Parliamentary Assembly in 1908-1931 (Independence Party, National Independence Party, Independence Party, Senior Party, Progressive Party).
Benedikt Thordarson. Member of the Barents Mission in 1859 (Vice-President) and 1861-1864.
Benóný Arnórsson. Nordic Council of Representatives in eastern December 1968 (non-categories), March-April and November-December 1972 and April-May 1974 (Organization of Liberal and Left-wing People).
Bergljót Halldórsdóttir. General Assembly of the Westfjords November 1999 (Liberal Party).
Bergur Jónsson. Althingi Barents Transit 1931-1942 (Progressive Party).
Bergur Sigurbjörnsson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1953-1956 (National Defense Party).
Bergur Thorberg. King-General MP 1865-1883.
Bergthor Finnbogason. Parliamentary Assembly of South Iceland February 1962 (People's League).
Bergthór Ólason. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2017 (Central Party).
Bernhard Stefánsson. Eyfirðingar Althingi 1923-1959 (Progressive Party).
Bessí Jóhannsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1986 and April 2017 (Independence Party).
Birgir Ármannsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2003-2013, Member of Reykjavik Electoral District of Norway since 2013 (Independence Party).
Birgir Dýrfjörð. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly west October-November 1987, April-May 1988, April and November 1990 (People's Party).
Birgir Finnsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Westfjords 1959-1963 and 1967-1971, National Electoral Member (Westfjords) 1963-1967 (People's Party).
Birgir Ísleifur Gunnarsson. Parliamentarian of 1979-1991 (Independence Party).
Birgir Kjaran. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1959-1963, Reykjavik Parliamentarian 1967-1971 (Independence Party).
Birgir Þórarinsson. Parliamentary Assembly since 2017 (Central Party).
Birgitta Jónsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south of 2009-2013 (Citizens Movement, Movement), Parliamentarian Member of the Southwest 2013-2016, Member of Reykjavik District Committee, Northern 2016-2017 (Píratar).
Birkir Jón Jónsson. Member of the Northeastern Parliament 2003-2013 (Progress Party).
Birna Lárusdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Committee November 2012 (Independence Party).
Birna K. Lárusdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland February 1989 (Women's Association).
Birna Sigurjónsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian February 1997 and March 1998 (Women's Association).
Bjarkey Olsen Gunnarsdóttir. Northeastern parliamentary parliament since 2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Bjarnfríður Leósdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland November 1971, February-March 1972, November 1973, April-May 1974, January-February 1975 and April-May 1979 (People's Union).
Bjarni Ásgeirsson. Parliamentary Miriam 1927-1951 (Progressive Party).
Bjarni Benediktsson. Althingi, Reykvíking, 1942-1946, and 1949-1970, elected member of the national parliament (Reykvíkingar) 1946-1949 (Independence Party).
Bjarni Benediktsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2003 (Independence Party).
Bjarni Bjarnason. Althingi Árnesinga 1934-1942, Althingi Snæfelling 1942 (Progressive Party).
Bjarni Guðbjörnsson. Member of the Westfjords 1967-1974 (Progressive Party).
Bjarni Guðnason. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1971-1974 (Organization of Liberal and Left-wing, Non-Classified).
Bjarni Harðarson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South of 2007-2008 (Progressive Party).
Bjarni Halldór Janusson. Parliamentary Vice-President of the Southwest District of April and May-June 2017 (Enrollment).
Bjarni Johnsen. King-General MP 1857.
Bjarni Jónsson. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency March 2017 and January to February 2018 (Left-Green Movement).
Bjarni Snæbjörnsson. Hafnfirðingar Althingi 1931-1934 and 1937-1942 (Independence Party).
Bjarni Thorsteinson. Conservative MP 1845-1846.
Bjarni Jónsson from Vogi. Parliamentary Assembly 1908-1926 (Independence Party, National Independence Party, Independence Party Older, City Party Older, Independence Party Older).
Bjartmar Gudmundsson. National elected member of parliament (Norðurlands eystra) 1959-1971 (Independence Party).
Björgvin Guðmundsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians January 1991 (People's Party).
Björgvin Jónsson. Parliamentarian Seyðisfjörður 1956-1959 (Progressive Party).
Björgvin Salómonsson. Parliamentary General of South Iceland December 1968 and March 1969 (People's League).
Björgvin G. Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Korea 2003-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Björk Guðjónsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Independence 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Björk Jóhannsdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1994 (Women's Association).
Björk Vilhelmsdóttir. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council, south of October. 2013 (Samfylkingin).
Björn Bjarnarson. Althingi of Dalaman 1900-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Björn Bjarnarson. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1892-1893 and 1900-1901 (Home Rule Party).
Björn Bjarnason. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1991-2003, Member of Reykjavik District Council, 2003-2007, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee, South 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Björn Ingi Bjarnason. Member of the Westfjords May 1992 and December 1994 (People's Party).
Björn Fr. Björnsson. Althingi Rangers 1942 and 1959, South African Parliamentarian 1959-1974 (Progressive Party).
Björn Blöndal. King General Member 1845-1846.
Björn Dagbjartsson. Parliamentarian of the North of 1984-1987 (Independence Party).
Björn Gíslason. Westfjords parliamentarians March and April-May 1988, January-February, March-April and November 1990 and February-March 1991 (People's Party).
Björn Valur Gíslason. Parliamentary National Assembly 2009-2013 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Björn Leví Gunnarsson. Parliamentarian member of the Reykjavik District Committee north 2016-2017, Reykjavík District MP member south since 2017 (Píratar).
Björn Halldórsson. National Assembly of the North Thessalonians 1851.
Björn Hallsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1940-1919 and 1919-1923 (Non-Classifieds (Independence Party Older), Farmers Group Older, Non-Classifieds (Home Rule Party), Progressive Party, Savings Alliance.
Björn Ingi Hrafnsson. Reykjavik National Electoral Council, south of November 2006 (Progress Party).
Björn Jónsson. National Assembly of the North Thessalonians 1851.
Björn Jónsson. Althingi of Strandamanna 1878-1880, Member of the Barents Mission 1908-1912 (Independence Party Elder).
Björn Jónsson. National Electoralist (Akureyri) 1956-1959, Parliamentarian of the North East 1959-1974 (League of Nations, Non-Categorized, Confederation of Liberal and Left-wing People), National Electoral Member (Reykvíkingar) 1978-1979 (Althingi). (Because of illness, he did not sit except one day in the parliament 1978-1979.)
Björn Kristjánsson. Parliamentary electoral electoral electoral force 1900-1931 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder, National Democratic Party, Independence Party Older, Independent Independence Party, Uncategorized (Independence Party), Foreign Federation, Savings Alliance, City Party Senior, Conservative Party, Independence Party.
Björn Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Denmark 1931-1934 and 1945-1949 (Progress Party).
Björn Líndal. Althingi of Akureyri 1923-1927 (City class elder, Conservative Party).
Björn Líndal. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November-December 1984 and October-November 1985 (Progress Party).
Björn Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1948-1959 (Independence Party).
Björn M. Ólsen. King-General Member 1905-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Björn Pálsson. Parliamentary Assembly in East Iceland, 1959, National Assembly of Westerners 1959-1974 (Progressive Party).
Björn Pétursson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1859-1869 and 1873 (Vice-President), elected 1859, but did not attend parliament that year.
Björn Sigfússon. Parliamentary Rev. 1892-1900 and 1908-1911 (Independence Party Older).
Björn Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South-American Association of October-November 1950 (Progressive Party).
Björn R. Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1922-1919 (Home Rule Party).
Björn Sveinbjörnsson. General Assembly of Reyknessing October 1971 (Progress Party).
Björn Grétar Sveinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of East Iceland February 1989 and February-March 1991 (People's Union).
Björn Þorláksson. Parliamentarian Seyðisfjörður 1909-1911, King General Member 1912-1915 (Independence Party, Union League, Independence Party).
Björn Þórarinsson. Nordic parliamentarians from October to November 1962 and March-April 1963 (Independence Party).
Björn Þórðarson. Presidium, Minister of Health and Ecclesiastical Affairs, 1942-1944. Minister of Social Affairs 1943-1944. Minister of Justice and Education, 1944.
Björt Ólafsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Council of Northern 2013-2017 (Bright Future).
Bogi Th. Melsteð. Althingi Árnesinga 1892-1893.
Bogi Sigurbjörnsson. National Assembly west January, April-May 1980 and January 1983 (Progress Party).
Bogi Thordarson. Westfjords parliamentarians March-April 1975 (Progressive Party).
Bragi Jósepsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian December 1978 (People's Party).
Bragi Michaelsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February-March 1984 and May 1985 (Independence Party).
Bragi Níelsson. National Constituency (West Iceland) 1978-1979 (People's Party).
Bragi Sigurjónsson. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (Norðurlands eystra) 1967-1971, parliamentarian of the North East 1978-1979 (People's Party).
Bryndís Friðgeirsdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians March-April 1992 and November 1993 (People's League).
Bryndís Gudmundsdóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian in March 1996 and November 1998 (Women's Association).
Bryndís Haraldsdóttir. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Independence Party).
Bryndís Hlöðversdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of 1995-1993 (People's Union and Independent, Social Democrats), Parliamentarian Member of the Reykjavik District Council, 2003-2005 (Samfylkingin).
Brynhildur S. Björnsdóttir. Reykjavik District Parliamentary Vice-President South of July 2013, March-May and September 2014 and September 2015 (Bright Future).
Brynhildur Pétursdóttir. Member of the Northeastern 2013-2016 (Bright Future).
Brynja Magnúsdóttir. General Assembly of Southern Counseling October-November 2003, March-May 2004 and October 2005 (Samfylkingin).
Brynjar Níelsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council in the north of 2013-2016, member of the Reykjavík District Committee south since 2016 (Independence Party).
Brynjólfur Benedictsen. National Assembly of Barents Transit in 1851. The elected parliamentarian of Barents in 1865, but did not attend the session.
Brynjólfur Bjarnason. 1969-1942 and Vestmanneying, Reykvíking 1946-1956, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1942-1946 (Communist Party, Commonwealth of People, Socialist Party).
Brynjólfur Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1859-1864. Did not arrive in parliament in 1861.
Brynjólfur Sveinbergsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly west January-February 1981 and February 1985 (Progress Party).
Böðvar Bragason. South African Parliamentary April 1980, November 1981, March 1982 and April 1984 (Progress Party).
Böðvar Jónsson. National Assembly General Assembly October, October-November 2004 and January 2006 (Independence Party).

D

Dagný Jónsdóttir. Member of the Northeastern Parliament 2003-2007 (Progressive Party).
Danfríður Skarphéðinsdóttir. Althingi Member of the West 1987-1991 (Women's Association).
Daniel E. Arnarsson. National Congress of the South of May 2017 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Daniel Ágústínusson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland April-May 1960, February-March 1961, March-April 1962, February-March 1964, March-April 1966 and February-March 1971 (Progress Party).
Daníel Árnason. National Assembly in East March 2001 (Progress Party).
Daniel Thorlacius. Althingi Snæfelling 1869 (Vice-President).
David Aðalsteinsson. Parliamentary Representative 1979-1987 (Progressive Party).
David Gudmundsson. The parliamentarian of Skagarfjörður 1869-1874.
David Oddsson. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1991-2003, Member of Reykjavik District Council, Northern 2003-2005 (Independence Party).
David Ólafsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reykvíkingar) 1963-1967 (Independence Party).
David Pétursson. Vice-President of West Iceland February-March 1987 (Independence Party).
David Stefánsson. Vice-President October-November 2009, September-October 2011, February and October 2012 (Left-Green Movement).
Dóra Líndal Hjartardóttir. Westerners in December 1999 and March 2002 (Samfylkingin).
Dóra Sif Tynes. Reykjavík Parliamentary General South of May 2017 (Enrollment).
Drífa Hjartardóttir. Althingi of South Iceland 1999-2003, Althingi Deputy General Assembly 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Drífa J. Sigfúsdóttir. General Assembly of Reyknesses November-December 1995 and February 2001 (Progress Party).
Hurry Snædalur. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 2001 and November 2002 (Left-Green Movement).
Animal shelter Skjóldal. National Assembly Vice-President November-December 2007 and January 2008 (Left-Green Movement).
Dögg Pálsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President south of October-November 2007, April 2008 and March-April 2009 (Independence Party).

E

Edward H. Huijbens. National Assembly Vice-President June-July 2013 and April 2014 (Left-Green Movement).
Eðvarður Sigurðsson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1959-1971, Althingi, Reykvíkingur 1971-1979 (People's League).
Eggert Benediktsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1902 (Progressive Party).
Eggert Briem. National Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1851.
Eggert Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Mullas 1875-1880.
Eggert Haukdal. Althingi of South Iceland 1978-1995 (Independence Party, 1979-1980).
Eggert Pálsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1902-1919 (Home Rule Party, Union Party, Home Rule Party) and 1923-1926 (City Party Senior, Conservative Party).
Eggert G. Thorsteinsson. 1956-1956, 1959 and 1971-1978, Althingi, 1957-1959 and 1959-1971 (People's Party).
Egill Egilsson. Althingi Snæfelling 1869-1874, Miriam Parliamentarian 1880-1885. Did not attend the parliament in 1869.
Egill Jonsson. National Electoral Council (East Iceland) 1979-1987, Deputy Member of East Iceland 1987-1999 (Independence Party).
Eiður Guðnason. Member of the West of 1978-1983 and 1987-1993, National Elected Member of the West (1983-1998) (Althingi).
Einar Arnórsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1914-1919 (Independence Party, Independence Party Longitudinal), Althingi of Reykvíkur 1931-1932 (Independence Party).
Einar Ágústsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1963-1979 (Progressive Party).
Einar Árnason. Eyfirðingar Althingi 1916-1942 (Farmer of the Farmer, Progressive Party).
Einar Ásmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1874-1885, Parliamentarian of the South Thingians 1892-1893.
Einar Brynjólfsson. Member of the Northeastern Democratic Party 2016-2017 (Píratar).
Einar Gíslason. Parliamentary Assembly of South Mpumalanga 1874-1878.
Einar Guðfinnsson. Westfjords parliamentarians April-May 1964 and February-March and May 1966 (Independence Party).
Einar K. Guðfinnsson. Member of the Westfjords 1991-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2016 (Independence Party).
Einar B. Gudmundsson. Parliamentarian of Skagarfjörður 1874-1878.
Einar Karl Haraldsson. Reykjavik District Council MP south of October-November 2003, May 2004 and March-May 2005 (Samfylkingin).
Einar Ingimundarson. Althingi of Siglfirðingar 1953-1956 and 1959, parliamentarian of north west 1959-1966 (Independence Party).
Einar Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1892-1901 and 1911-1913 (Home Rule Party, Union Party).
Einar Jónsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1908-1919 and 1926-1931 (Home Rule Party, Farmers Group Older, Home Rule Party, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Einar Oddur Kristjánsson. Member of the Westfjords 1995-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Einar Oddsson. National Assembly of November-December 1971 (Independence Party).
Einar Olgeirsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1937-1967 (Communist Party, Commonwealth of People, Socialist Party, People's League).
Einar Már Sigurðarson. Parliamentarian of 1999-2003, parliamentarian of the Northeastern election 2003-2009 (Samfylkingin).
Einar Sigurðsson. March-June and October 1960, January-February and October-November 1961 and January-February 1963 (Independence Party).
Einar Thorlacius. Parliamentary Assembly of North-Mussel Kingdom 1886-1888. Did not attend the parliament in 1887.
Einar Þorgilsson. Member of Parliament, Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla, 1919-1923 (Outside categories (Independence Party), Foreign Federation, Savings Alliance).
Einar Þórðarson. Parliamentary Assembly 1903-1908 (Progressive Party, National Party).
Eiríkur Alexandersson. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing November-December 1978 (Independence Party).
Eirik Briem. Parliamentary Rev. 1880-1892, King General Member 1901-1915 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party).
Eiríkur Einarsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1919-1923 (Nonclassified) (Progressive Party) 1933-1934, 1942-1951, Althingi (Árnesinga) 1937-1942 (Independence Party).
Eiríkur Gíslason. Althingi Snæfelling 1894-1900.
Eiríkur Jónsson. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency October-November 2006 (Samfylkingin).
Eiríkur Ó. Kuld. Althingi Snæfelling in 1853, 1855 and 1857 (Deputy, elected Althingi Snæfelling in 1852, was Mr. Fridrik Eggerz), Althingi of Barents in 1865 and 1867 (Vice-President), 1869-1885.
Eiríkur Sigurðsson. East Iceland Parliamentary Assembly February-March 1979 (People's Union).
Eiríkur Thorsteinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland Fathers 1952-1959 (Progressive Party).
Eldar Ástþórsson. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President North May-July 2015 (Bright Future).
Elín S. Harðardóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian January 1991 (People's Party).
Elín Hirst. Member of the Southwest District 2013-2016 (Independence Party).
Elín Jóhannsdóttir. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing in March 1988 (Progressive Party).
Elín R. Líndal. National Assembly west February 1988, January-February 1990, December 1991, March and November 1992, December 1993 to January 1994, October-November 1994 and March 1999 (Progress Party).
Elínbjörg Magnúsdóttir. Westerners in October 1991 and November 1994 (Independence Party).
Ellert Eiríksson. Reykingi parliamentarians October-December 1987, March 1988, November 1989 and October-November 1990 (Independence Party).
Ellert B. Schram. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1971-1974, Member of Reykjavik 1974-1979 and 1983-1987 (Independence Party). Did not take part in the parliament 1983-1984. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee in 2007-2009 (Samfylkingin).
Elsa Lára Arnardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Constituency 2013-2017 (Progressive Party).
Elsa Kristjánsdóttir. Mayor of Reyknessing in May 1984 (People's League).
Elvar Eyvindsson. Parliamentary General of the South of January 2018 (Central Party).
Emil Jonsson. Hafnarfjörður Althingi 1934-1937, 1942-1953 and 1956-1959, Icelandic National Assembly (Hafnfirðingar) 1937-1942, 1953-1956 and 1959, Reyknessing Member of Parliament 1959-1971 (People's Party).
Erla Ósk Ásgeirsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council MP south of October-November 2007, April 2008, February-March 2010 and December 2012 (Independence Party).
Erlendur Gottskálksson. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Thessalonians 1871 and 1873 (Deputy General Assembly).
Erlendur Þorsteinsson. National elected member of parliament (Eyfirðinga) 1938-1942 (People's Party). Eskirðing (Eskirðinga) February-March 1938, (Siglfjordur) December 1949 to January 1950 and November 1950.
Erlingur Friðjónsson. Althingi of Akureyri 1927-1931 (People's Party).
Erna Indriðadóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly of October 2015 (Samfylkingin).
Eva Pandora Baldursdóttir. Parliamentarian of the Northwest Constituency 2016-2017 (Píratar).
Eva Einarsdóttir. Parliamentary General of Reykjavik South of June 2017 (Bright Future).
Eva Magnúsdóttir. Deputy Member of the Southwest District of April 2011 (Independence Party).
Eygló Harðardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of 2008-2013, Member of the Southwest District 2013-2017 (Progressive Party).
Eyjólfur Einarsson. Member of the Barents Party 1845-1850.
Eyjólfur Konráð Jónsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1974-1979 and 1983-1987, National Elected Member of the Northwest (1979-1998), Althingi of Reykvíking 1987-1995 (Independence Party).
Eyjólfur Sigurðsson. Parliamentarians in September, December 1974 and November-December 1976 (People's Party).
Eyrún Eyþórsdóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council of November 2014 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Eyrún Ingibjörg Sigþórsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Pulpit October 2009, October-November 2011, June and October 2012, January and November 2014 (Independence Party).
Eysteinn Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1939-1946 and 1947-1959, Althingi of East Iceland 1959-1974 (Progressive Party).

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Fanný Gunnarsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern March-April, October 2006 and May-June 2015 and December 2015 (Progress Party).
Finnbogi Hermannsson. Westfjords parliamentarians in May and October-November 1980 (Progress Party).
Finnbogi R. Valdimarsson. National Electoralist (Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla) 1949-1959, Reykingsman parliamentarian 1959-1963 (People's Party Group - Socialist Party, People's League).
Finnur Ingólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1991-1991 (Progressive Party).
Finnur Jónsson. Member of Parliament of Ísafjörður 1933-1951 (People's Party).
Finnur Torfi Stefánsson. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (North-West) 1978-1979 (People's Party).
Fjóla Hrund Björnsdóttir. Parliamentary General of the South of February and June 2014, June 2015 and October-November 2015 (Progress Party).
Fjölnir Sæmundsson. Vice-President of the Southwest District of April 2018 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Freyja Haraldsdóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest Commons June-July and November 2013 and September 2015 (Bright Future).
Friðjón Skarphéðinsson. Althingi Akureyri 1956-1959. National Electoralist (Akureyri) 1959, (Norðurlands eystra) 1959-1963 and 1965-1967 (People's Party).
Fridrið Thordarson. National electoral representative (Dalasýsla) 1956-1959, Western parliamentarian 1967-1991 (Independence Party).
Fredrik Sophusson. Member of the National Committee of Iceland (Reykvíkingar) 1978-1979, Reykjavik Parliamentarian 1979-1998 (Independence Party).
Friðrik Stefánsson. The parliamentarian of Skagfirðingar 1878-1892.
Frosti Sigurjónsson. Member of the Reykjavik District Council of Northern 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).

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Garðar Halldórsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Iceland in 1959-1961 (Progress Party).
Garðar Sigurðsson. Althingi of the South lane 1971-1987 (People's League).
Garðar Þorsteinsson. Eskirðinga (Eskirðinga), 1934-1942, Eyfirðinga Parliamentary Assembly 1942-1947 (Independence Party).
Geir Gunnarsson. 1959-1979, Althingi, Reyknessing, 1979-1991 (People's League).
Geir H. Haarde. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1987-2003, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south of 2003-2009 (Independence Party).
Geir Hallgrímsson. Parliamentarian in 1970-1983 (Independence Party).
Geir Jón Þórisson. National Congress of the South of February-March 2014, April-May 2015 and August-September 2016 (Independence Party).
Geirþrú H. Bernhöft. Reykjavik Parliamentarians March-April 1973, April-May, July-August, October-December 1974, February-March, May and October-November 1975, February-April 1976, January-February 1977 and January-February and March-May, 1978 Independence).
Gils Gudmundsson. Reykvíking Parliamentarian 1953-1956 (National Conservative Party), Althingi Reyknesinga 1963-1979 (People's League).
Gizur Gottskálksson. Reykjavík Parliamentarian November 1994 (People's Party).
Gísli Brynjúlfsson. The parliamentarian of Skagafjörður 1858-1864.
Gísli S. Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly in 1993-2003 (People's Party, Social Democrats, Social Democrats).
Gísli Guðmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Thessalonians 1934-1945 and 1949-1959, Parliamentarian of 1959-1973 (Progressive Party). Resigned in 1945 because of illness.
Gísli Jónsson. Althingi Barents Transvaal 1942-1956 and 1959, Westfjords Parliamentarian 1959-1963 (Independence Party).
Gísli Jónsson. Nordic parliamentarians in February 1961, February-March 1963 and October-November 1970 (Independence Party).
Gísli Magnússon. Árnesinga National Assembly 1851.
Gísli Sveinsson. 1916-1921, 1933-1942 and 1946-1947 parliamentarians, Western constituency member of the Western Cape 1942-1946 (Independence Party, UAE, Independence Party). (Resigned in 1921 due to illness.)
Grétar Mar Jonsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South of 2007-2009 (Liberal Party).
Grétar Thorsteinsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians November-December 1985 (People's League).
Grim Thomsen. Althingi Rangers 1869-1874, Member of the Gullbringu and Electoral Council of 1874-1880, Borgarfjördur's Parliamentary Assembly in 1880-1892.
Gudbjartur Hannesson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Constituency 2007-2015 (Samfylkingin).
Guðbrandur Ísberg. Member of Akureyri 1931-1937 (Independence Party).
Guðfinna S. Bjarnadóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee north 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Guðfríður Lilja Grétarsdóttir. Parliamentary Succession Committee 2009-2012 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Guðjón S. Brjánsson. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2016 (Samfylkingin).
Guðjón Guðlaugsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1892-1908 and 1911-1913, National Electoral Member of 1916-1922 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Farmers' Group, Senior, Home Rule Party).
Guðjón Guðmundsson. Parliamentarian of 1991-2003 (Independence Party).
Guðjón Hjörleifsson. Parliamentary Deputy General Assembly 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Guðjón Ólafur Jónsson. Member of the Reykjavik District Council in 2006-2007 (Progress Party).
Guðjón Jósefsson. National Assembly of Westerners in April 1962 (Independence Party).
Guðjón A. Kristjánsson. Parliamentarian of the Westfjords 1999-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2009 (Liberal Party).
Guðjón Sigurjónsson. South American Parliamentary Council March 2000 (Samfylkingin).
Guðlaug Elísabet Finnsdóttir. National Assembly General Assembly January 2014 (Bright Future).
Guðlaugur Gíslason. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga in 1959. Parliamentary Assembly of South Iceland 1959-1978 (Independence Party).
Guðlaugur Guðmundsson. Member of the Western Cape 1892-1908, Althingi Althingi 1911-1913 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder, National Party, Home Rule Party, Federation Party).
Guðlaugur Þór Þórðarson. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee in the north of 2003-2009, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee, South of 2009-2016, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee, Northern Ireland, since 2016 (Independence Party).
Guðmundur Arnljótsson. Parliamentary Rev. 1847 (Vice-General).
Guðmundur Ágústsson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1987-1991 (City Party).
Guðmundur Beck. East African Parliamentary Assembly April-May 1997 (People's Union).
Guðmundur Bjarnason. Parliamentary Assembly of East Iceland 1979-1999 (Progressive Party).
Guðmundur Björnsson. Parliamentary Assembly in 1905-1908, King General Member 1913-1915, National Electoral Member 1916-1922 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party).
Guðmundur Brandsson. Member of Parliament, Gold Bring and Electoral, 1849-1861. National Assembly 1851.
Guðmundur Búason. National Assembly of November 1983 and November 1985 (Progress Party).
Guðmundur Eggerz. Parliamentary Assembly of 1939-1915 (Home Rule Party, Independence Party).
Guðmundur Einarsson. Althingi of Dalamans 1852-1858 and 1869-1882 (rescheduled in 1858, but not convened during the electoral term). National Assembly 1851.
Guðmundur Einarsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1983-1987 (Alliance of Socialists, People's Party).
Guðmundur H. Garðarsson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1974-1978, Member of Reykjavik, 1987-1991 (Independence Party).
Guðmundur Gíslason. April, November, 1980, October 1981 and April and November-December 1982 (Progress Party).
Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson. Environment and Natural Resources Minister 2017-.
Guðmundur Guðfinnsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1919-1923 (Non-Categorized (Progressive Party)).
Guðmundur Í. Guðmundsson. Landskjörinn Parliamentarian (Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla, Reyknesinga) 1942-1949 and 1952-1965 (People's Party).
Guðmundur J. Guðmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly in 1979-1987 (People's Union).
Guðmundur Hallvarðsson. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1991-2003, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south of 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Guðmundur Hannesson. Parliamentary Rev. 1914-1915 (Independence Party Older).
Guðmundur Jónasson. National Assembly of Westerners in October 1967 (Progressive Party).
Guðmundur Þ Jónsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians March-April and November 1992 (People's League).
Guðmundur Karlsson. Althingi of South Iceland 1978-1979, national elected member of parliament (South Iceland) 1979-1983 (Independence Party).
Guðmundur Ingi Kristinsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2017 (People's Category).
Guðmundur Lárusson. National Assembly of November 1995, December 1996 and November 1997 (People's Union).
Guðmundur Magnússon. Reykjavik District Council member south of November-December 2005 and October 2008 (Left-Green Movement).
Guðmundur Oddsson. General Assembly of Reyknessing November 1989 (People's Party).
Guðmundur Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1874-1880.
Guðmundur Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly, 1914-1923, Member of the East of Iceland, 1923-1933 (Farmers' Party, Progressive Party).
Guðmundur Stefánsson. Nordic parliamentarians from February to March 1992, March-April 1993, January-February 1994 and January-February 1995 (Progress Party).
Guðmundur Árni Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reyknesses 1993-2003 (People's Party, Social Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party), Parliamentarian Member of the Southwest 2003-2005 (Samfylkingin).
Guðmundur Steingrímsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Parsonage 2009-2013 (Progressive Party, Non-Categorized), Member of the Southwest Constituency 2013-2016 (Bright Future).
Guðmundur Sævar Sævarsson. Parliamentary General of Reykjavik south of January to February 2018 (People's Category).
Guðmundur Andri Thorsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2017 (Samfylkingin).
Guðmundur Vésteinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland February-March 1982 (People's Party).
Guðmundur Þorsteinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Western Norway November-December 1973 (People's Union).
Guðmundur G. Þórarinsson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1979-1983 and 1987-1991 (Progressive Party).
Guðni Ágústsson. South African Parliamentarian 1987-2003, South African parliamentary party 2003-2008 (Progressive Party).
Guðný Helga Björnsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Pulpit October-November 2007 and April-May 2008 (Independence Party).
Guðný Guðbjörnsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1995-1999 (Women's Association, Samfylkingin).
Guðný Hrund Karlsdóttir. National Assembly of April 2008 (Samfylkingin).
Guðrún Agnarsdóttir. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1983-1987, Althingi, Reykvíkingar 1987-1990 (Women's Association).
Guðrún Benediktsdóttir. National Assembly of Western Europe in May 1975, October and November 1976 and February-March 1978 (Progress Party).
Guðrún Erlingsdóttir. Parliamentary General of the Southern Commons of October 2009 and November 2012 (Samfylkingin).
Guðrún J. Halldórsdóttir. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1990-1991 and 1994-1995 (Women's Association).
Guðrún Hallgrímsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians April-May and December 1980 and January-May 1982 (People's League).
Guðrún Helgadóttir. 1979-1987, parliamentarian of Reykvíking 1987-1995 (People's Union) and March-May 1999 (parliamentary party of independent).
Guðrún Inga Ingólfsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President South April-May 2004, February-March 2005 (Independence Party).
Guðrún Lárusdóttir. National elected member of parliament 1930-1934, national elected member of parliament (Reykvíkingur) 1934-1938 (Independence Party).
Guðrún Sigurjónsdóttir. Vice-President February 1997 (People's League).
Guðrún Tryggvadóttir. Mayor of East Iceland May-June 1985, February-March and October 1986, February-March 1987 and October-November 1989 (Progressive Party).
Guðrún H. Valdimarsdóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council in south of June 2012 (Progress Party).
Guðrún Ágústa Þórdísardóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly of May-June 2017 (Piracy).
Guðrún Ögmundsdóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1999-2003, Parliamentarian Member of the Reykjavik District 2003-2007 (Samfylkingin).
Gunnar Benediktsson. Dec. 1945 (National Assembly of the People's Party - Socialist Party).
Gunnar Birgisson. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1999-2003, Member of the Southwest District Committee 2003-2006 (Independence Party).
Gunnar J Fridriksson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians January-February and October-November 1975 and April-May 1978 (Independence Party).
Gunnar Gíslason. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafirðingar 1959, National Assembly of Westerners 1959-1974 (Independence Party).
Gunnar Guðbjartsson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland March-April 1962, April 1964 and April-May 1966 (Progress Party).
Gunnar Ingiberg Gudmundsson. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency in December 2016 and January-June 2017 (Piracy).
Gunnar Ingi Gunnarsson. Reykjavík Parliamentarian December 1999 (Liberal Party).
Gunnar Halldórsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Ísfirðinga 1886-1892.
Gunnar Jóhannsson. National elected member of parliament (Siglfirðinga, North-West) 1953-1963 (Commonwealth of Algeria - Socialist Party, People's Union).
Gunnar Hrafn Jónsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south 2016-2017 (Píratar).
Gunnar Már Kristófersson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland April 1979 and October-November 1980 (People's Party).
Gunnar M. Magnúss. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February-May 1955 (People's Party Group - Socialist Party).
Gunnar Ólafsson. Parliamentary electoral deputy 1908-1911, national elected member of parliament 1925-1926 (Independence Party Elder, Independence Party, Independence Party Elder).
Gunnar Ólafsson. Eastern Member of Parliament in November 1999 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Gunnar Pálsson. Eastern European Parliamentary Assembly November 2001 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Gunnar R. Pétursson. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1980 and March-April 1982 (People's Party).
Gunnar G. Schram. Member of Reykingi 1983-1987 (Independence Party).
Gunnar Sigurðsson. Althingi Rangers 1919-1923 and 1927-1931 (Outside categories (Progressive Party)).
Gunnar Svavarsson. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2007-2009 (Samfylkingin).
Gunnar Sveinsson. General Assembly of Reykingsinga October-December 1974, April 1976 and February 1978 (Progress Party).
Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson. Parliamentary Representative of the Northwest Qualifications 2009-2017 (Progressive Party) and Southwest Qualifications since 2017 (Central Party).
Gunnar Thoroddsen. National Electoralist (Mýraman) 1934-1937 and (Snæfelling) 1942. Althingi Snæfelling 1942-1949, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1949-1965 and 1971-1983 (Independence Party).
Gunnar Örlygsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency of 2003-2007 (Liberal Party, Independence Party).
Gunnlaugur Briem. The parliamentarian of Skagfirðinga 1883-1885.
Gunnlaugur Finnsson. Member of the Westfjords 1974-1978 (Progressive Party).
Gunnlaugur M. Sigmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Westfjords 1995-1999 (Progressive Party).
Gunnlaugur Stefánsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1978-1979, Althingi Member of East Iceland 1991-1995 (Althingi).
Gunnlaugur Thordarson. Landskjarð varaforsetur (Ísafjörður) April-May 1957, February-March 1958 and February-March 1959 (People's Party).
Gunnþórunn Gunnlaugsdóttir. Vice-President of East Iceland February and June 1985 (Independence Party).
Guttormur Einarsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians October-November 1990 and February 1991 (City Party).
Guttormur Vigfússon. Parliamentary Assembly of 1840 and 1849 (Deputy General Assembly). National Assembly in 1851. The elected parliamentarian of the North Muller County in 1852, but did not attend a parliamentary session in 1853 and resigned before the 1855 parliament.
Guttormur Vigfússon. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1892-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Gylfi Þ Gíslason. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1946-1949 and 1959-1978, elected member of the national parliament (Reykvíkingar) 1949-1959 (People's Party).
Gylfi Magnússon. Minister of Commerce 2009, Minister of Economic Affairs 2009-2010.

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Hafdís Gunnarsdóttir. MP of the Northwest District December 2016 (Independence Party).
Hafsteinn Þorvaldsson. South African Parliamentary March 1972 (Progressive Party).
Halla Signý Kristjánsdóttir. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2017 (Progress Party).
Halldór Ásgrímsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Mpumalanga 1946-1959, Parliamentary Assembly of East Iceland 1959-1967 (Progressive Party).
Halldór Ásgrímsson. Member of the East of 1974-1978 and 1979-2003, Member of Reykjavik District Council of Northern Norway 2003-2006 (Progress Party).
Halldór Blöndal. Parliamentary National Assembly (Norðurlands eystra) 1979-1983, Parliamentarian of the North East 1983-2003, Northeastern Parliamentary Parliamentarian 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Halldór Daníelsson. Parliamentary Miriam 1894-1900.
Halldór Kr. Friðriksson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1855-1864 (Vice-President 1855 and 1857), 1869-1885 and 1892-1893, King-General Member 1865-1867.
Halldór Jónsson.King-General Member of 1845-1849, Parliamentary Assembly of 1840-1858 (Not Assembly 1861, 1867, 1871, 1873). Royal Electoral 1851.
Halldór Þ. Jónsson. National Assembly of Western Europe in May 1972 (Independence Party).
Halldór Kristjánsson. Westfjords parliamentarians March-April 1964, November-December 1970, November and December 1971, March-April and November-December 1972, March-April 1973, February-March and March-April 1974 (Progress Party).
Halldór S Magnússon. Landskjörinn Vice-President (Reyknessing) February 1972 and February-March 1974 (Organization of Liberal and Left-wing People).
Halldór E Sigurdsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1956-1959, Althingi, 1959-1979 (Progressive Party).
Halldór Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the 19th Century 1923-1934 (Progressive Party, Farmers' Party).
Halldor Steinsson. Althingi Snæfelling 1911-1913 and 1916-1933 (Home Rule Party, External Relations, City Party, Senior Party, Independence Party).
Halldóra Mogensen. Member of the Reykjavik District Committee, north of 2016 (Píratar).
Halldóra Lóa Þorvaldsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Commons of October 2010, September 2011, June and October 2012 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Hallgrímur Benediktsson. Parliamentarian in 1945-1949 (Independence Party).
Hallgrímur Jónsson. National Assembly of South America's Assassination 1851.
Hallgrímur Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1869-1874.
Hallgrímur Sveinsson. King-General Member 1885-1887 and 1893-1905 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder).
Hanna Katrín Fridriksson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south since 2016 (Renewal).
Hanna Birna Jóhannsdóttir. National Congress of the South of February 2008 (Liberal Party).
Hanna Birna Kristjánsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2013-2016 (Independence Party).
Hannes Baldvinsson. Nordic Council of Representatives west January-February 1973, February 1975, October-November 1978, February-March 1979, November 1981 and March and November 1982 (People's Union).
Hannes Hafstein. The parliamentarian of Ísfirðingar 1900-1901, Eyfirðingar parliamentarian 1903-1915, elected member of the national parliament 1916-1922, last sat in parliament in 1917 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party).
Hannes Jónsson. Althingi Member of the Western Cape 1927-1937 (Progressive Party, Farmers' Party).
Hannes Stephensen. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1845-1856. National Assembly 1851.
Hannes Thorsteinsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1900-1911 (Home Rule Party, Independence Party Older).
Hannibal Valdimarsson. 1956-1995, 1953-1956, and 1959-1963, Reykjavik Parliamentarian, 1952-1953, Althingi, 1956-1959, 1967-1971, Westfjords, 1963-1967, and 1971 Member of Parliament. -1974 (People's Party, People's League, Non-Categorized, Confederation of Liberal and Left-wing People).
Haraldur Benediktsson. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2013 (Independence Party).
Haraldur Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly, 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).
Haraldur Guðmundsson. Althingi of Ísafjörður 1927-1931, Althingi of Seyðisfjörður 1931-1942, Althingi 1942-1946, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1949-1957 (Althingi).
Haraldur Henrysson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians November-December 1968 (outside classes) and March 1971 (Organization of Liberal and Left-wing People).
Haraldur Jónasson. Skagafjörður General Assembly January-March 1945 (Independence Party).
Haraldur Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1984-1987 (Progressive Party).
Haukur Hafstaður. National Assembly of Westerners in March-April 1972 (People's League).
Hákon Hákonarson. National Assembly in February-March and October-November 1981 (Progress Party).
Hákon Kristófersson. Parliamentary electoral commissioner 1913-1931 (Farmers class elder, Independence Party, Independence Party elder, Savings Alliance, City Party elder, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Hálfdan Guðjónsson. Parliamentary Rev. 1908-1911 (Independence Party Older).
Halfdan Sveinsson. Member of the West of March 1965 (People's Party).
Heið Guðný Ásgeirsdóttir. South African National Assembly since September 2018 (Left-Green Movement).
Heiða Kristín Helgadóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern March 2014 and September-December 2015 (Bright Future).
Heimir Hannesson. Nordic parliamentarians from November to December 1973 and January-April 1975 (Progress Party).
Helena Þ. Karlsdóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly of April 2011 (Samfylkingin).
Helga A. Erlingsdóttir. Nordic parliamentarians from February to March 2000 (Left-Green Movement).
Helga Halldórsdóttir. Vice-President of West Iceland February 2000 and November-December 2002 (Independence Party).
Helga Hannesdóttir. National Assembly in western February 1991 (People's Party).
Helga Sigrún Harðardóttir. Parliamentary Representative of the South of 2008-2009 (Progressive Party).
Helga Vala Helgadóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Council of the North of 2017 (Samfylkingin).
Helga Guðrún Jónasdóttir. Reykingi Parliamentarians October 1999 to January 2000, November-December 2001, February-May 2002 and October-November 2002 (Independence Party).
Helga Þorbergsdóttir. Parliamentary General of the Southern Commons of January 2007 (Independence Party).
Helgi Bergs. Althingi of South Iceland 1963-1967 (Progressive Party).
Helgi Hrafn Gunnarsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council in the north of 2013-2016 and since 2017 (Píratar).
Helgi hálfdanarson. Parliamentary Member of the Gullbringu and Electoral Council of 1861-1864, Vestmanneyinga Parliamentarian 1869-1874.
Helgi Helgason. Parliamentary Miriam 1845-1850.
Helgi Hjörvar. Member of the Reykjavík District Council in the north of 2003-2013, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south of 2013-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Helgi Jónasson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1937-1956 (Progressive Party).
Helgi Seljan. Landskjörinn Althingi (East Iceland) 1971-1978, Althingi Member of East Iceland 1978-1987 (People's League).
Helgi Thordersen. King-General MP 1845-1865. National Assembly 1851.
Herdís Á. Sæmundardóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest District Committee January-February 2005 and March 2007 (Progress Party).
Herdís Þórðardóttir. Member of the Northwest District Committee 2007-2009 (Independence Party).
Hermann Gudmundsson. National Electoral Commission (Hafnfirðingar) 1946-1949 (Commonwealth Party - Socialist Party).
Hermann Jónasson. Parliamentary Rev. 1900-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Hermann Jónasson. Althingi Strandamanna 1934-1959, Westfjords Parliamentarian 1959-1967 (Progressive Party).
Hermann Jónsson. National Delegation (North Thing) December 1954 (National Armed Forces).
Hermann Níelsson. October 2000, March-April and November 1992, January 1993, March, May 1994 and January-February 1995 (People's Party).
Hermann Þórarinsson. National Assembly of Western Europe in May 1964 (Independence Party).
Héðinn Valdimarsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1926-1942 (People's Party, Commonwealth of Althingi - Socialist Party, Non-Classified).
Hildur Einarsdóttir. Member of the Westfjords May 1974 (Independence Party).
Hildur Knútsdóttir. Reykjavík National Electoral Council South March 2017 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Hildur Sverrisdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2017 (Independence Party).
Hilmar Finsen.
Hilmar Gunnlaugsson. National Assembly Vice-President November 2004 (Independence Party).
Hilmar S. Halfdan son. National Delegation (East Iceland) May and November 1966 (People's Party).
Hilmar Pétursson. General Assembly of Reyknessing in April 1972 (Progress Party).
Hilmar Rósmundsson. South African National Assembly October-November 1978 (Progress Party).
Hjalti Haraldsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly from April to May 1966, January-February 1968 and May 1969. National Conservative (North Iceland) November-December 1968 (People's League, Non-Classified).
Hjálmar Árnason. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1995-2003, parliamentary member of the southern constituency of 2003-2007 (Progressive Party).
Hjálmar Bogi Hafliðason. Parliamentary National Assembly November 2013, September 2014, January and June 2015, April-May 2016 and since 2018 (Progress Party).
Hjálmar Jónsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1995-2001 (Independence Party).
Hjálmur Pétursson. Parliamentary Miriam 1864-1880.
Hjördis Hjörleifsdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians February 1972 and February-March 1974 (Organization of Liberal and Left Men).
Hjördís Þóra Sigurþórsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southern Commons of January-February 2005 (Samfylkingin).
Hjörleifur Guttormsson. National Council of Representatives (East Iceland) 1978-1979, Member of East Iceland 1979-1999 (People's Union, Parliamentary Assembly of Independent).
Hjörtur Hjálmarsson. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1960 and October-December 1961 (People's Party).
Hjörtur Snorrason. Parliamentary Assembly in 1914-1915, National Electoralist 1916-1925 (Independence Party, Independence Party Older).
Hjörtur E. Þórarinsson. Nordic parliamentarians from November to December 1963 and April-May and November 1966 (Progress Party).
Hlynur Hallsson. National Assembly Vice-President December 2003, October 2005, January-March 2006, January 2007 (Left-Green Movement).
Holger Clausen. Althingi Snæfelling 1880-1885.
Hólmfríður Sveinsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the West of October 2000 (Samfylkingin).
Hrafn Jökulsson. National Assembly of October 1995 (People's Party).
Hrafnkell A. Jónsson. Eastern European Parliamentary Assembly November 1988, March 1992 and February-March 1993 (Independence Party).
Hreggviður Jónsson. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1987-1991 (City Party, Liberal Right Party, Independence Party).
Huld Aðalbjarnardóttir. Vice-President of the Northeastern Chamber of Commerce February-March 2008, September 2010, June 2011 and April-May 2012 (Progress Party).
Hulda Jensdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian in October 1990 and February-March 1991 (City Party).
Hörður Ríkharðsson. Vice-President of the Northwest Pulpit September-October 2015 and November 2015 (Samfylkingin).
Höskuldur Thorhallsson. Member of the National Committee of the Northeast 2007-2016 (Progressive Party).

I

Iðunn Garðarsdóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council of May 2017 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Illugi Gunnarsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south 2007-2009, Member of Reykjavik District Committee north 2009-2016 (Independence Party).
Indriði Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1890-1891.
Indriði Gíslason. Althingi of Dalasýsla 1859-1863 (Vice-General).
Inga Birna Jónsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian December 1971 and February-March 1972 (Organization of Liberal and Left-wing People).
None of Sweden. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south since 2017 (People's Category).
Ingi Björn Albertsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1987-1991 (Citizens' Party, Liberal Right Party, Independence Party), Althingi, Reykvíking, 1991-1995 (Independence Party).
Ingi R. Helgason. National Consul General (West Iceland) November 1961 and October-November and December 1965 (People's League).
Ingi Tryggvason. Parliamentarian of the North East 1974-1978 (Progressive Party).
Ingiberg Jónas Hannesson. Member of the West of 1977-1978 (Independence Party).
Ingibjörg H. Bjarnason. National elected member of parliament 1922-1930 (Women's elder, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Ingibjörg Daníelsdóttir. Member of the West of February-March 1988 (Women's Association).
Ingibjörg Sólrún Gísladóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of 1991-1994 (Association for Women's List), Member of Reykjavik Electoral District, 2005-2007, Member of Reykjavik District Committee, South of 2007-2009 (Samfylkingin).
Ingibjörg Inga Gudmundsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Elections May-June 2007 and March-April 2008 (Left-Green Movement).
Ingibjörg Óðinsdóttir. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern January and February 2014 and March-April and May 2015 (Independence Party).
Ingibjörg Pálmadóttir. Parliamentary Member of 1991-2001 (Progressive Party).
Ingibjörg Sigmundsdóttir. South Africa parliamentarians April and November-December 1996 (People's League).
Ingibjörg Þórðardóttir. National Congress of the Northeast of October 2015, May 2017 and April 2018 (Left-Green Movement).
Ingólfur Bjarnarson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South-Germans 1922-1934 (Progressive Party).
Ingolf Flygenring. Parliamentarian Hafnfirðinga 1953-1956 (Independence Party).
Ingólfur Guðnason. National Assembly of Westerners 1979-1983 (Progressive Party).
Ingólfur Jónsson. National Electoralist (Distinguished) 1942. Parliamentarian Rangers 1942-1959, South African Parliamentarian 1959-1978 (Independence Party).
Ingunn St. Svavarsdóttir. Nordic Parliamentary Council in November 1997 (Progress Party).
Ingvar Gíslason. Parliamentarian of the North East 1961-1987 (Progressive Party).
Ingvar Jóhannsson. Reykjavík Parliamentarian November 1971 and October-November 1976 (Independence Party).
Ingvar Pálmason. Parliamentary Assembly of South Mpumalanga 1923-1947 (Progressive Party).
Ingvi Hrafn Óskarsson. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President North April-May 2006 and February-March 2007 (Independence Party).

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Íris Róbertsdóttir. MP November-December 2010, May 2011 and November 2012 (Independence Party).
Ísleifur Gíslason. Parliamentarian Rangers 1874-1880.
Ísleifur Högnason. District Representative (Vestmanneyinga) 1937-1942 (Communist Party, Commonwealth of People - Socialist Party).
Ísólfur Gylfi Pálmason. Parliamentarian of 1995-2003 (Progressive Party).

J

Jakob Gudmundsson. Reykvíking National Assembly in 1851. Althingi of Dalaman, 1883-1890.
Jakob Frímann Magnússon. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council in southern December 2004 (Samfylkingin).
Jakob Möller. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1919-1927 (Outside categories, (Independence Party Older), City Party Elder, Liberal Party) and 1931-1945 (Independence Party).
Jakob Pétursson. Parliamentarian of the North Thessalonians 1845-1850.
Jens Pálsson. Althingi of Dalamans 1890-1900, Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of 1908-1912 (Independence Party, Federation Party).
Jens Sigurðsson. National Assembly of Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla 1851.
Jóhann Ársælsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1991-1995 (People's Union) and 1999-2003 (Social Democratic Party), Parliamentarian Member of the Northwest Constituency 2003-2007.
Jóhann Briem. Árnesinga National Assembly 1851.
Jóhann Einvarðsson. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1979-1983, 1987-1991 and 1994-1995 (Progressive Party).
Jóhann Eyjólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1939-1915 (Home Rule Party).
Jóhann Hafstein. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1946-1978 (Independence Party).
Jóhann S. Hlíðar. South Africa Parliamentarian April 1970 (Independence Party).
Jóhann A. Jónsson. Nordic Council of Ministers in March 1988 and March-April and November 1990 (Gender Equality and Social Affairs).
Jóhann Þ. Jósefsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1923-1959 (Citizenship Senior, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Jóhann G. Möller. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1940-1942 (Independence Party).
Jóhann Sigurðsson. Mayor of Reykvík in May 1960 (Independence Party).
Jóhann Sæmundsson. Minister of Social Affairs 1942-1943.
Jóhanna Kristín Björnsdóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council south of January-February 2014 (Progress Party).
Jóhanna Egilsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November-December 1957 (People's Party).
Jóhanna G Leopoldsdóttir. Western Member of March 1986 (People's League).
Jóhanna Erla Pálmadóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest District Committee March 2006 (Independence Party).
Jóhanna María Sigmundsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Constituency 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).
Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly, 1978-2003 (National Party, 1979-1987) (People's Party, Non-Classifieds, People's Movement, Social Democrats, Social Democrats), Parliamentarian Member of the South of South Africa 2003-2007, Parliamentarian Member of the Reykjavik District Committee 2007-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Jóhanna Þorsteinsdóttir. National Assembly in East February-March 1989 (Women's Association).
Jóhannes Árnason. Westfjords parliamentarians April-May and October-December 1975, January-February 1977 and February 1978 (Independence Party).
Jóhannes Guðmundsson. National Assembly of Westerners October-November 1971 (Independence Party).
Jóhannes Jóhannesson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1900-1901 and 1903-1913, Seyðfirðingar Parliamentary Assembly 1916-1931 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party, National Party, Non-Categorized, Union Party, Local Government Party, City Party, Senior Party, Independence Party).
John A. Kristbjörnsson. General Assembly of April 2017 (Enrollment).
Jóhannes Jónasson from Kötlum. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur (All Assembly) July 1941 (Deputy General Assembly) (People's Party - Socialist Party).
Jóhannes Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the West Ísafjörður 1903-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Jóhannes Geir Sigurgeirsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Middle East 1991-1995 (Progressive Party).
Jóhannes Stefánsson. Parliamentary General of the Reykjavik District Council south of April 2017 (Independence Party).
Jón J. Aðils. Althingi of Reykvíking 1911-1913 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party).
Jon Kr. Arnarson. National Congress of March 2012 and October 2012 (Movement).
Jón Árnason. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1959. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland 1959-1977 (Independence Party).
Jón Árnason. Althingi. Northwest Counselor September 2014 (Progressive Party).
Jón O Ásbergsson. National Assembly of Westerners in April 1979 (Independence Party).
Jón Baldvinsson. 1920-1926 parliamentarian, national elected member of parliament 1926-1934, national elected member of parliament (Snæfelldingur, Akureyri) 1934-1938 (People's Party).
Jon Bjarnason. Parliamentarian of Dalaman 1864-1868.
Jon Bjarnason. National Assembly of Western Finland 1999-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2013 (Left Movement - Green Supply, Outside).
Jon Bragi Bjarnason. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February, March and December 1988 and March and November-December 1989 (People's Party).
Jón Blöndal. Parliamentarian of Skagarfjörður 1874-878.
Jon Gíslason. Member of the Western Cape 1947-1953 (Progressive Party).
Jón Guðmundsson. Althingi Skaftfelling 1845-1858, Althingi Western Skaftfelling 1858-1869. National Assembly in 1851. The elected parliamentarian of Vestmanneyinga in 1874, died before the Althingi gathered in 1875.
Jón Guðnason. Althingi of Dalaman 1926-1927 (Progressive Party).
Jon Gunnarsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2007 (Independence Party).
Jon Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Korea 2003-2007 (Samfylkingin).
Jon Baldvin Hannibalsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1982-1998 (People's Party).
Jón Björn Hákonarson. National Assembly Vice-President November-December 2007 (Progressive Party).
Jón Hávarðsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1852-1858 (did not come to parliament 1853).
Jón Helgason. Althingi of South Iceland 1974-1995 (Progressive Party).
Jón Ármann Héðinsson. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (Reyknesinga) 1967-1971 and 1974-1978, Reykingsman parliamentarian 1971-1974 (People's Party).
Jón Hjaltalín. King-General MP 1859-1881.
Jon A. Hjaltalín. King General MP 1887-1899.
Jón Ingi Ingvarsson. National Assembly of Western Europe in May 1981 and January-February 1982 (Progress Party).
Jón Ísberg. National Assembly of Westerners in April 1967 (Independence Party).
Jón Ívarsson. Althingi Eastern Skaftfelling 1939-1942 (out of categories).
Jón Jacobson. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafjörður 1892-1900, Member of Parliament, 1902-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Jón Jensson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1894-1900.
Jon Johnsen. Althingi Árnesinga 1845-1850.
Jón Jónatansson. Althingi Árnesinga 1911-1913 (outside classes, Farmers class elder).
Jón Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South Thessalonians 1849-1850, parliamentarian of northern parliament 1852-1858. The National Assembly of the South Thingians 1851. (Thorsteinn at Hálsi did not trust the 1849 parliamentarians, so he asked for a solution, but his alternate was deceased, because he had an extraordinary election in 1849.)
Jón Jónsson. National Assembly of the South Thing States 1851.
Jón Jónsson. Member of the Western Cape 1873 (Deputy General Assembly).
Jón Jónsson. The parliamentarian of Skagafjörður 1878-1883.
Jón Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eastern Skaftfelling in 1885 and 1892-1900.
Jón Jónsson. Althingi of the Northern Muleous 1889-1900 and 1902 (Progressive Party).
Jón Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Iceland 1886-1892, Eyfirðinga Parliamentary Assembly 1892-1900, Seyðisfjörður Parliamentarian 1904-1908, Parliamentary Assembly of the Mpumalanga 1908-1912 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party).
Jón Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1908-1911 and 1914-1919 (Independence Party, Senior Party, Progressive Party, Independence Party Older).
Jón Jónsson. National elected member of parliament 1928-1934 (Progressive Party, Farmers Party).
Jón Auðunn Jónsson. Althingi of Ísafjörður 1919-1923, Althingi of North Iceland, 1923-1933 and 1934-1937 (Home Rule Party, Foreign League Federation, Savings Union, Senior Party, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Jón Kjartansson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Western Cape 1923-1927 (Citizenship Senior, Conservative Party), 1953-1959 (Independence Party).
Jón Kjartansson. National Assembly of Westerners 1969-1971 (Progressive Party).
Jón Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South Thessalonians 1852-1858, Parliamentary Rev. 1871 (Deputy General Assembly).
Jón Kristjánsson. Member of the East of 1984-2003, Member of the Northeastern Chamber of Commons 2003-2007 (Progressive Party).
Jón Magnússon. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneying 1902-1913, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1914-1919, Electoral Member of the Althingi 1922-1926 (Nonclassified, Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party, Conservative Party).
Jón Magnússon. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south 2007-2009 (Liberal Party, Non-Classified, Independence Party).
Jón Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1840-1885, 1886-1890 and 1908-1913, King of the Congolese Parliamentary Assembly in 1905, but thus ruled (Home Rule Party, Federation Party).
Jón Ólafsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1927-1931, Althingi Rangers 1931-1937 (Conservative Party, Independence Party). An elected elected member of parliament (Rangar) 1937, but died before the assembly came together.
Jón Þór Ólafsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2013-2015, Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Píratar).
Jon Kr. Óskarsson. Member of the Southwest Commons of March 2004, January-February and March 2006 and March 2007 (Samfylkingin).
Jon Pálmason. Parliamentary Rev. 1863 and 1865 (Vice-President).
Jon Pálmason. Parliamentary Assembly of the East-Seventy 1933-1959 (Independence Party).
Jón Pétursson. Parliamentary Member of the Beach in 1855 (Deputy Member), King General Member 1859-1887. The elected parliamentarian of Reykvíkur in 1855. In 1857, he was not a recognized parliamentarian of Reykvík because of a parliamentary session in 1855 as a member of Strandamanna.
Jón Ragnar Ríkarðsson. Reykjavik District Electoral Council of Northern April 2017 (Independence Party).
Jon Samsonarson. The parliamentarian of Skagafjörður 1845-1858. National Assembly in 1851, but did not come because of injury.
Jón Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Miriam 1852-1862. National Assembly 1851.
Jón Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Ísfirðinga 1845-1879. National Assembly in 1851. Did not reside in 1855, 1861, 1863, and resigned before 1879. The Royal High Representative of Iceland at the Constitutional Assembly in Denmark in 1848-1849.
Jón Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South Thessalonians 1858-1874 and 1880-1885, Parliamentarian Parliamentarian 1874-1880, Eyfirðinga Parliamentarian 1886-1889.
Jón Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1908-1911 (Independence Party, Outside Classes).
Jón Sigurðsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1919-1931 (Progressive Party, Savings Alliance, Citizenship Senior, Conservative Party, Independence Party), 1933-1934 and 1942-1959, National Electoralist (Skagfirðinga) 1934-1937 (Independence Party).
Jón Sigurðsson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíking 1987-1991, member of the parliament of Reyknessing 1991-1993 (People's Party).
Jón Sigurðsson. Minister of Industry and Commerce 2006-2007.
Jón Sæmundur Sigurjónsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1987-1991 (People's Party).
Jon Skaftason. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing 1959-1978 (Progressive Party).
Jon G. Sólnes. Parliamentarian of the North East 1974-1979 (Independence Party).
Jón Sveinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland April and May 1980, November 1981, February-March 1984, February-March and April 1986 and February-March 1987 (Progress Party).
Jón Thorstensen. King-General Member of 1847-1849, Parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1852-1855.
Jon Steindór Valdimarsson. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Renewal).
Jón Þorgilsson. National Assembly of November 1981 (Independence Party).
Jón Þorkelsson. Althingi Snæfelling, 1892-1893, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1908-1911, King of the Congo, 1915 (Independence Party).
Jón Þorláksson. 1921-1926 parliamentarian, national elected member of parliament 1926-1934 (Home Rule Party, Union of Foreigners, Savings Alliance, Citizens' Party, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Jón Snorri Þorleifsson. February 1968, March 1970, November-December 1971, January-February and February-March 1972, February and April 1973 and February-March 1974 (People's Alliance).
Jón Þorsteinsson. National elected member of parliament (North-West) 1959-1971 (People's Party).
Jón Þór Þorvaldsson. Vice-President of the Northwest District of April 2018 (Central Party).
Jón Þórarinsson. Parliamentarian of the Gullbringu and Electoral Council 1886-1900.
Jon Thordarson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1847 and 1849 (Deputy General Assembly).
Jóna Sólveig Elínardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of 2016-2017 (Enrollment).
Jóna Valgerður Kristjánsdóttir. Member of the Westfjords 1991-1995 (Women's Association).
Jónas Árnason. National Assembly (Seyðisfjörður) 1949-1953 (People's Party of the People's Party - Socialist Party) and (West Iceland) 1967-1971, Althingi of the United States 1971-1979 (People's League).
Jónas Guðmundsson. National elected member of parliament (South Múlasýsla) 1934-1937 (People's Party).
Jonas Hallgrímsson. October 1987, October 1988, April-May and October 1989, March 1990, January-February and October 1991, May and August-September 1992, October and November 1993, February 1994, November 1995, April and November 1996, April- June and November-December 1998, March and November-December 1999, February, February-March, October-November and December 2000, October-November 2001, March 2002 and October-December 2002 (Progress Party).
Jónas Jonas. Reykjavik Parliamentarian 1886-1892, King General Member 1899-1905 (Home Rule Party).
Jónas Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the East, 1973-1974 (Progressive Party).
Jónas Jónsson from Hriflu. National elected member of parliament 1922-1934, parliamentarian of southern parliament 1934-1949 (Progressive Party).
Jónas Kristjánsson. National elected member of parliament 1926-1930 (Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Jónas Magnússon. South American Parliamentarian in March 1968 (People's League).
Jónas Pétursson. Parliamentary Assembly of East Iceland 1959-1971 (Independence Party).
Jónas G. Rafnar. Althingi of Akureyri 1949-1956 and 1959, Nordic Parliamentary Member of 1959-1971 (Independence Party).
Jónas Þorbergsson. Althingi of Dalamans 1931-1933 (Progressive Party).
Jónína E. Arnardóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency May-June 2017 (Independence Party).
Jónína Bjartmarz. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 2000-2003, Member of Reykjavik District Council south 2003-2007 (Progress Party).
Jónína Rós Guðmundsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northeastern Democratic Party 2009-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Jónína Leósdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians March-April 1985 (League of Socialists).
Jónína Björg Magnúsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest Constituency of March 2018 (Samfylkingin).
Jónína Björk Óskarsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southwest constituency of September 2018 (People's Category).
Jórunn Einarsdóttir. National Congress of the South of October 2010 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Jehoshaphat Jonathan's son. Parliamentary Rev. 1900-1902 (Home Rule Party).
Jósef J. Björnsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1908-1915 (Independence Party, Federation Party, Farm Class, Older).
Joseph Halldór Þorgeirsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (West Iceland) 1978-1983 (Independence Party).
Jósep Skaftason. 1851 National Assembly. An elected parliamentarian in 1852, but a prostitute forbade him to attend a parliament unless he had a learned doctor to work in place. He never arrived in parliament and resigned for parliament in 1857, but then he became a regional doctor.
Julius Havsteen. King-General Member 1887-1893 and 1899-1915 (Home Rule Party, Union Party, Home Rule Party).
Julius Sólnes. Member of Reykingsi 1987-1991 (City Party).
Jörgína Jónsdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians March-April 1993 (Independence Party).
Jörundur Brynjólfsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1916-1919 (Althingi), Althingi Árnesinga 1923-1956 (Progressive Party).
Jörundur Guðmundsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1998 (Folketing - People's Movement).

K

Karen Erla Erlingsdóttir. National Assembly of the East of Norway November 1992, March 1994 (Progress Party).
Karen Elísabet Halldórsdóttir. Member of the Southwest District Committee November 2015, May-June 2017 and June 2018 (Independence Party).
Karl Einarsson. Althingi of Vestmanneyinga 1914-1923 (Independence Party Elder).
Karl Finnbogason. Parliamentarian Seyðisfjörður 1914-1915 (Independence Party Older).
Karl Garðarsson. Parliamentarian electoral candidate south of 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).
Karl Guðjónsson. 1953-1959 (Commonwealth Party - Socialist Party, People's Union), Parliamentary Assembly of South Iceland 1959-1963 and 1967-1971 (People's League, Non-Classified).
Karl Steinar Gudnason. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1978-1979 and 1987-1993, national elected member of parliament (Reyknesinga) 1979-1987 (People's Party).
Karl Gauti Hjaltason. Parliamentary Assembly since 2017 (People's Category).
Karl Liljendal Hólmgeirsson. Parliamentary National Assembly of June 2018 (Central Party).
Karl Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South Thessalonians 1949-1959, Parliamentarian of the North East 1959-1967 (Progressive Party).
Karl V. Matthíasson. Member of Parliament of the Westfjords 2001-2003, Member of the Northwest District Committee 2007-2009 (Social Democratic Party, Liberal Party).
Karl G. Sigurbergsson. February 1968, October-November 1970, February-April 1972, March-April 1973, July-September 1974, March-April 1975, February-March, and March-April 1976, and April-May, 1978 (People's Union).
Karólína Helga Símonardóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest Constituency of May 2017 (Bright Future).
Karvel Pálmason. National Constituency of the Westfjords (Westfjords) 1971-1974, Member of the Westfjords 1974-1978 (Confederation of Liberal and Left Men), National Elected Member (Westfjords) 1979-1983, Westfjords Parliamentarian 1983-1991 (People's Party).
Katla Hólm Thorhildardóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council of Northern March-April 2017 (Píratar).
Katrín Andrésdóttir. South Africa Parliamentarian March-April 2000, January-February 2002 (Samfylkingin).
Katrín Ásgrímsdóttir. National Assembly Vice-President March-April 2005 (Progress Party).
Katrín Fjeldsted. Parliamentarian of 1999-2003 (Independence Party).
Katrín Jakobsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Electoral Center since 2007 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Katrín Julius daughter. Member of the Southwest Constituency of 2003-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Katrín J Smári. Reykjavik Parliamentarian February 1960, January 1964 and May 1965 (People's Party).
Katrín Thoroddsen. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1946-1949 (People's Party - Socialist Party).
Kari Sigurjónsson. National elected member of parliament 1933-1934 (Independence Party).
Kjartan Eggertsson. Reykjavík National Electoral Council South May 2008 (Liberal Party).
Kjartan Jóhannsson. Member of Reykingsinga 1978-1989 (People's Party).
Kjartan J. Jóhannsson. Member of Parliament of Ísafjörður 1953-1959, Member of the Westfjords 1959-1963 (Independence Party).
Kjartan Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Westfjords 1978-1979 (People's League).
Kjartan Ólafsson. Parliamentarian of 2001-2003, Parliamentarian General of the South of 2004-2009 (Independence Party).
Klemens Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1892-1904 (Not Parliamentary 1894), Parliamentarian Rangers 1923-1927 (Home Rule Party, Progressive Party).
Kolbeinn Árnason. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1856-1858.
Kolbeinn Óttarsson Proppé. The Reykjavík electoral parliamentary district south since 2016 (Left-Green Movement).
Kolbrún Baldursdóttir. Reykjavik District Council MP south of November-December 2006 (Independence Party).
Kolbrún Halldórsdóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1999-2003, Member of Reykjavik Electoral District in 2003-2007, Member of Reykjavik Electoral District South 2007-2009 (Left-Green Movement).
Kolbrún Jónsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February-March and March 1988, May 1989, January-February 1990 (City Party) and February-March 1991 (Independence Party).
Kolbrún Jónsdóttir. Landskjörinn parliamentarian (Norðurlands eystra) 1983-1987 (Alliance of Socialists, People's Party).
Kristinn E. Andrésson. National elected member of parliament (South Thessaloniki) 1942-1946 (Commonwealth of Algeria - Socialist Party).
Kristinn Daníelsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the West Iceland Fathers 1908-1911, Member of the Gullbringu and Electoral Council 1913-1919 (Independence Party, Independence Party).
Kristinn Gudmundsson. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Transport 1953-1956.
Kristinn Gunnarsson. National Delegation (North Iceland) March-May and October 1955 and January-February 1956 (People's Party).
Kristinn H. Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Westfjords 1991-2003 (People's League, Non-Categorized, Progressive Party), Parliamentary Representative of the Northwest Constituency 2003-2009 (Progressive Party, Liberal Party, Non-Categorized).
Kristinn Pétursson. Member of the East of Iceland 1988-1991 (Independence Party).
Kristín Ástgeirsdóttir. Member of the Parliament of Reykvíkur 1991-1999 (Women's Association, Non-Classical, Parliamentary Party).
Kristín Jóh. Björnsdóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1998 (Social Democratic Party).
Kristín Einarsdóttir. Parliamentarian of 1987-1995 (Women's Association).
Kristín Halldórsdóttir. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1983-1987, Reykingsman Parliamentarian 1987-1989 and 1995-1999 (Women's Association, Non-Classical, Parliamentary Party).
Kristín S. Kvaran. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1983-1987 (Alliance of Socialists, Independence Party).
Kristín Sigurðardóttir. Reykingi Parliamentarians October 1991 and December 1994 (Women's Association).
Kristín L. Sigurðardóttir. National elected member of parliament 1949-1953 (Independence Party).
Kristín Traustadóttir. National Congress of March and April 2017 (Independence Party).
Kristín H. Tryggvadóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian April 1984, May and November-December 1985 and January-February 1987 (People's Party).
Kristjana Bergsdóttir. Eastern European Parliamentary Assembly December 1995, October 1997 and May-June 1998 (Progress Party).
Kristjana M Thorsteinsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February and May 1984 and November-December 1985 (Independence Party).
Kristján Ármannsson. National Assembly in East March 1976 and April-May 1978 (Progress Party).
Kristján Fridriksson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian April 1975 (Progress Party).
Kristján Guðmundsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1994 (Independence Party).
Kristján J Gunnarsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians November-December 1975 (Independence Party).
Kristján Ingólfsson. Austrian Parliamentary Assembly November 1969, March 1971 and March-April 1972 (Progress Party).
Kristján Jónsson. King-General Member of the 1893-1905, General Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1908-1913 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder, Independence Party Older, Non-Categorized).
Kristján Jónsson. Westfjords parliamentarians in February 1964 (Independence Party).
Kristján Þór Júlíusson. Northeastern parliamentary member since 2007 (Independence Party).
Kristján Kristjánsson. King-General Member 1849. Reykvíking National Assembly 1851.
Kristján Magnusen. Althingi Snæfelling 1845 and 1849 (Vice-President).
Kristján L. Möller. National Assembly of Western Finland 1999-2003, Member of the Northeastern Electoral Committee 2003-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Kristján Pálsson. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1995-2003 (Independence party, outside classes).
Kristján Thorlacius. March 1964, March 1965, February and April-May 1966, October-November 1967, October-December 1968, March-April 1969 and January-February and April-May 1970 (Progress Party).
Kristófer Már Kristinsson. National Consul General (West) November-December 1983, February-March and October-December 1984, October-November 1985, and April 1986 (Equal Alliance).
Kristrún Heimisdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian south of October-November 2004, October 2008 and March-April 2009 (Samfylkingin).

L

Lára V. Julius daughter. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1987, October 1988, October-November 1989 and December 1990 (People's Party).
Lára Margrét Ragnarsdóttir. Parliamentarian of 1991-1993 (Independence Party).
Lára Stefánsdóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly of April 2004 and April 2005 (Samfylkingin).
Lárus H. Bjarnason. Althingi Snæfelling 1900-1908, King General Representative 1908-1911, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1911-1913 (Home Rule Party).
Lárus Blöndal. Parliamentary Rev. 1880-1885.
Lárus Halldórsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1886-1892 (did not reside in 1889).
Lárus Ástmar Hannesson. Northwest Constituency of November 2015 (Left-Green Movement).
Lárus Helgason. Member of the Western Cape 1922-1923 and 1927-1933 (Progress Party).
Lárus M. Johnsen. Ethiopian of Ísfirðinga 1851.
Lárus Jóhannesson. Parliamentarian Seyðisfjörður 1942-1956 (Independence Party).
Lárus Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Iceland in 1971-1984 (Independence Party).
Lárus E. Sveinbjörnsson. King-General MP 1885-1899.
Lilja Alfreðsdóttir. Foreign Minister 2016-2017. Education and Culture 2017-.
Lilja Gudmundsdóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentary Assembly October 1995 (National Movement - People's Movement).
Lilja Rafney Magnúsdóttir. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2009 (Left-Green Movement).
Lilja Mósesdóttir. Member of Reykjavík District Committee south 2009-2013 (Left Movement - Green Supply, Outside).
Lilja Sigurðardóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency of February 2017 (Progressive Party).
Líneik Anna Sævarsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northeastern Democratic Party 2013-2016 and since 2017 (Progressive Party).
Logi Einarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northeast Rule 2016 (Samfylkingin).
Lúðvík Bergvinsson. South African Parliamentarian 1995-2003 (Socialist Party, Social Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party), South African Parliamentary Assembly 2003-2009 (Samfylkingin).
Lúðvík Geirsson. Member of the Parliament of the Southwest 2011-2013.
Lúðvík Jósepsson. 1942-1946, 1949-1956 and 1959, South American Parliamentary Assembly 1946-1949 and 1956-1959, Althingi East Iceland 1959-1979 (People's Party of the People's Party - Socialist Party, People's League).

M

Magdalena M. Sigurðardóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1984, October-November 1985, October-November 1986 and February-March 1987 (Progress Party).
Magnús Aðalbjörnsson. Nordic parliamentarians from March to April 1997 (Social Democratic Party).
Magnús Andrésson. Althingi Árnesinga 1852-1864.
Magnús Andrésson. Althingi Árnesinga 1881-1885, Althingi Miriam 1900-1908 and 1911-1913 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Older, Non-Categorized, Union Federation).
Magnús Austmann. National Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1851.
Magnús Th. S. Blöndahl. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkingar 1908-1911 (Independence Party Older).
Magnús Gíslason. National Assembly of the Mýramans 1851.
Magnús Gíslason. National elected member of parliament (South Muller County) 1938-1942 (Independence Party).
Magnús H. Gíslason. National Assembly in western February and March 1968, December 1969, October-November 1970 and February-March and May, 1972 (Progress Party).
Magnús Guðmundsson. Skagafjörður Parliamentary Assembly 1916-1937, National Secretary General (Skagfirðingar) 1937 (Outside Party, Foreign League Federation, Savings Alliance, City Party Senior, Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Magnús Reynir Guðmundsson. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1983, March-April 1985 and March 1986 (Progress Party).
Magnús Þór Hafsteinsson. Parliamentary General of the South of 2003-2007 (Liberal Party).
Magnús Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1865-1867.
Magnús Jónsson. Finance Minister 1922-1923.
Magnús Jónsson. The Althingi of Reykvíkur 1921-1946 (Outside categories (Independence Party Older), Utan Party League, City Party Senior, Conservative Party, Independence Party.
Magnús Jónsson. Eyfirðingar Althingi 1953-1959, Nordic Parliamentarian, 1959-1974 (Independence Party).
Magnús Jónsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1991, February-March 1992, March-May, October 1992 and December 1994 (People's Party).
Magnús B. Jónsson. National Assembly of Westerners in October 1996 (Progress Party).
Magnús Kjartansson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1967-1978 (People's League).
Magnús Kristjánsson. Althingi of Akureyri 1905-1908 and 1913-1923, elected member of parliament 1926-1928 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party, Progress Party).
Magnús Árni Magnússon. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1998-1999 (Social Democratic Party, Samfylkingin).
Magnús H. Magnússon. Althingi of South Iceland 1978-1983 (People's Party).
Magnús M. Norðdahl. Member of the Southwest District Committee January-September 2012 (Samfylkingin).
Magnús Torfi Ólafsson. Althingi of Reykvíking 1971-1974, National Elected Member of 1974-1978 (Organization of Liberal and Left People).
Magnús R. Ólsen. Parliamentary Rev. 1845-1850 and 1857-1858 (did not sit in parliament in 1847). Arrived in parliament in 1853 as deputy Josepe's son, the parliament rejected his election. Earlier in 1857, when Josep became a regional practitioner and resigned from parliament.
Magnús Pétursson. Member of the Aliens of 1914-1923 (Independence Party, Independence Party, Foreign League, Independence Party).
Magnús Orri Schram. Parliamentary Assembly of Southwest Qualifications 2009-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Magnús Stefánsson. Parliamentary Representative of 1995-1999 and 2001-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2009 (Progressive Party).
Magnús Stephensen. National Assembly Rangers 1851.
Magnús Stephensen. King-General MP 1877-1886. Parliamentarian Rangers 1903-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Magnús L. Sveinsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian in February 1999 (Independence Party).
Magnús Torfason. Althingi Rangers 1900-1901 (Progressive Party), Althingi of Ísafjörður 1916-1919 (Independence Party Older), Althingi Árnesinga 1923-1933 (Non-Progressive, Progressive Party), Arctic Alliance (Árnesinga) 1934-1937 (Farmer, Outside).
Margrét Frímannsdóttir. South African Parliamentary Assembly 1987-2003 (People's Union, Samfylkingin), South African Parliamentary Assembly 2003-2007 (Samfylkingin).
Margrét Gauja Magnúsdóttir. Parliamentary Vice-President of the Southwest Commons of October and November-December 2013, April and December 2014, November 2015 and October 2016 (Samfylkingin).
Margrét Pétursdóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest Commons March-June and September 2010, January-February and February 2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Margrét Sigurðardóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1960, February 1961, March 1962 and February 1963 (People's League).
Margrét K. Sverrisdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February-March 2000 (Liberal Party).
Margrét Tryggvadóttir. Parliamentary Assembly 2009-2013 (Citizens Movement, Movement).
María Hjálmarsdóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly of March 2018 (Samfylkingin).
María E. Ingvadóttir. Reykjavik Vice-President, October-November 1987, Vice-President of Reyknessing October 1991, March 1992, January-February 1993 and November 1994 (Independence Party).
María Jóhanna Lárusdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1986 (Women's Association).
Maríanna Friðjónsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians March-April 1985 (People's Party).
Maríanna Eva Ragnarsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Committee January-February and since September 2018 (Central Party).
Mark Á Einarsson. General Assembly of Reyknesses October-November 1980 and November 1982 (Progress Party).
Matthias Bjarnason. National Constituency (Westfjords) 1963-1967, Westfjords Parliamentarian 1967-1995 (Independence Party).
Matthías Ingibergsson. South African Parliamentary March 1964 and March 1965 (Progressive Party).
Matthías Á. Mathiesen. 1959-1991 Parliamentarian (1959-1991) (Independence Party).
Matthías Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the West Iceland Fellowship 1911-1919 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Home Rule Party).
Málmfríður Sigurðardóttir. National Assembly of North Iceland 1987-1991 (Women's Association).
Mörður Árnason. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2003-2007 and Reykjavík District Committee north 2010-2013 (Samfylkingin).

N

Nichole Leigh Mosty. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south 2016-2017 (Bright Future).
Níels Árni Lund. Nordic Council of Ministers from October to November 1980, October to November 1981, March and November 1982, April and May, 1984, June 1985; Vice-President of Reyknesses November-December 1987, February, February-April, April-May and December 1988, March, May and November 1989, October and November-December 1990 and February-March 1991 (Progress Party).
Njal Trust Friðbertsson. Northeastern parliamentary member since 2016 (Independence Party).
Njörður Sigurðsson. General Assembly of the South of September 2018 (Samfylkingin).

O

Oddgeir Ágúst Ottesen. National Congress of July 2013, January 2014 and October 2014 (Independence Party).
Oddný G. Harðardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of South Counsel since 2009 (Samfylkingin).
Oddur Andrésson. November 1964, December 1965, November 1966, February and April 1968, January-February, April-May, and November 1970 and March 1971 (Independence Party).
Oddur Ólafsson. Althingi, Reyknessing, 1971-1979 (Independence Party).
Oktavía Hrund Jónsdóttir. General Assembly of March and May 2017 (Piracy).
Olga Margrét Cilia. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council, south of January, April and since September 2018 (Píratar).
Orri Páll Jóhannsson. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President Northern January-February, April and September 2017 (Left-Green Movement).

Ó

Ólafía Ingólfsdóttir. South Africa Parliamentarian November 1996, May-June 1998, November 1999, March-April 2000, May 2001 and October-November 2002 (Progress Party).
Ólafur Björnsson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1956-1959, Althingi, Reykvíkingur 1959-1971 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Björnsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reyknesses December 1978, February-March 1979 and November 1980 (People's Party).
Ólafur Björnsson. South Africa Parliamentarian, January 2002 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Briem. National Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1851.
Ólafur Briem. Parliamentary Assembly of 1883-1919 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party, National Party, Independence Party, Federation Party, Farmers Class, Progressive Party).
Ólafur F. Davíðsson. Parliamentary Assembly in 1902 (Home Rule Party).
Ólafur G. Einarsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1971-1974, 1978-1979, 1983-1987, Member of Reyknessing 1974-1978, 1979-1983 and 1987-1999 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Níels Eiríksson. Vice-President of the Northeastern Chamber of Commerce February-March 2007 (Progressive Party).
Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson. Member of the National Assembly (Reykvíkingar) 1978-1979, Reykjavik Parliamentarian 1979-1983, Althingi Reykingsman 1991-1996 (People's Union).
Ólafur Gränz. South Africa Parliamentarian in March 1988 (City Party).
Ólafur Thor Gunnarsson. Member of the Southwest Dynamics 2013 and since 2017 (Left-Green Movement).
Ólafur Hannibalsson. Westfjords parliamentarians November-December 1995 and November 1998 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Örn Haraldsson. Member of the parliament of Reykvíkur 1995-2003 (Progressive Party).
Ólafur Ísleifsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee north of 2017 (People's Category).
Ólafur Johnsen. National Assembly of Barents Transit 1851.
Ólafur Jóhannesson. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafirðingar 1959, Parliamentary Member of the West 1959-1979, Skagafjörður Parliamentary Representative 1979-1984 (Progressive Party).
Ólafur Jónsson. Parliamentary Rev. 1858-1864.
Ólafur Kristjánsson. Westfjords parliamentarians February-March 1991 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Ólafsson. Althingi Rangers 1891-1892, Althingi East Skaftfelling 1900-1901, Althingi Árnesinga 1903-1908 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder, National Democratic Party).
Ólafur Ólafsson. South African Parliamentary April-May 1975 (Progressive Party).
Ólafur B. Óskarsson. National Assembly west of March-May 1976, April-May 1978 and November-December 1986 (Independence Party).
Ólafur Pálsson. The Royal Electoralist 1867-1876 (did not reside in 1873).
Ólafur Pálsson. Member of the Western Cape 1880-1892.
Ólafur Proppé. Parliamentary Assembly of the West Iceland Fellowship 1919-1923 (Outside Party, (Home Rule Party), Foreign League Federation, Spending Alliance).
Ólafur Sigurðsson. The parliamentarian of Skagafjörður 1864-1869.
Ólafur Sívertsen. Member of the Barents Party of 1852-1860.
Ólafur J. Thorlacius. Parliamentary Assembly 1903-1908 (Progressive Party, National Party).
Ólafur Thors. Parliamentarian of Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla 1926-1959, Reyknessing Member of Parliament 1959-1964 (Conservative Party, Independence Party).
Ólafur Þ. Thórðarson. Member of the Westfjords 1979-1995 (Progressive Party).
Oli Þ. Guðbjartsson. Parliamentarian of 1987-1991 (City Party).
Óli Halldórsson. National Assembly Vice-President May-June 2017 (Left-Green Movement).
Óli Björn Kárason. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Independence Party).
Ólína Kjerúlf Þorvarðardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Northwest Qualifications 2009-2013 and 2015-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Ólöf Hildur Jónsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Western Norway November-December 1988 (People's Union).
Ólöf Nordal. Parliamentary Representative of the Northeast Elections 2007-2009, Reykjavik Electoral District Member South 2009-2013 and 2016-2017 (Independence Party).
Ólöf Pálína Úlfarsdóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest District May 2014 (Progress Party).
Ólöf Gudný Valdimarsdóttir. General Assembly of Westfjords in October 2001 (Progress Party).
Ómar Ásbjörn Óskarsson. Deputy Member of the Southwest District of April 2017 (Enrollment).
Ósk Vilhjálmsdóttir. Reykjavik National Electoral Council of Northern April 2011 (Samfylkingin).
Óskar Jónsson. Member of the Western Cape 1959 (Progressive Party).
Wish E Levy. National Assembly of Westerners 1966-1967 (Independence Party).
Ottarr Proppé. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2013-2016, Member of the Southwest Constituency 2016-2017 (Bright Future).

P

Paul Nikolov. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern November 2007 and March-June 2008 (Left-Green Movement).
Pawel Bartoszek. Member of the Reykjavik District Committee south 2016-2017 (Entry).
Paul Valur Björnsson. Parliamentary General of the South of 2013-2016 (Bright Future).
Paul Briem. Althingi Snæfelling 1887-1892. The elected parliamentarian of Akureyri in 1904, but died before the assembly came together.
Paul Dagbjartsson. Nordic Parliamentary Representative west of March-April and May-June 1985 (Independence Party).
Paul Hallgrímsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1942 (Progressive Party).
Páll Hermannsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the 19th century 1922-1946 (Progressive Party).
Páll Kristjánsson. National Consul General (Nordlands Eystra) December 1959, May-June 1960 and November 1961 (People's League).
Páll Magnússon. Parliamentary Assembly of the South-Western constituency since 2016 (Independence Party).
Páll Magnússon. Reykingi Parliamentarians November 1999, October 2000, May 2001, October-November 2002, February 2003, Southwest Commons December 2003, March-April 2004 and April-May 2004 (Progress Party).
Paul Melsteð. King-General MP 1847-1849. National Assembly 1851.
Paul Melsteð. National Assembly of Snæfelling in 1851. Althingi Snæfelling 1858-1864.
Paul Metúsalemsson. Vice-President of East Iceland February-March 1961 (Progress Party).
Páll Ólafsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1840 and 1873 (Vice-President), 1874-1875 (resigned).
Páll Ólafsson. Member of Parliament Beaches 1886-1892.
Paul Pálsson. National Assembly Skaftfellinga 1851.
Paul Pálsson. Parliamentary Rev. 1875-1880.
Paul Pálsson. Member of the Western Cape of 1869-1874, member of the parliament of Skaftfelling, 1874-1880. Did not attend the parliament in 1873.
Páll Jóhann Pálsson. Parliamentary Assembly, 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).
Páll Pétursson. National Assembly of Westerners 1974-2003 (Progressive Party).
Páll Sigurðsson. National Assembly Rangers 1851. Parliamentarian Rangers 1852-1864. Be denied parliamentarians because of lack of vision.
Paul J. Vídalín. Parliamentary Rev. 1864-1873.
Paul Zóphóníasson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Arctic Council 1934-1959 (Progressive Party).
Páll Þorbjörnsson. National elected member of parliament (Vestmanneyinga) 1934-1937 (People's Party).
Pall Thorsteinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of East Skaftfelling 1942-1959, Althingi of East Iceland 1959-1974 (Progressive Party).
Pálmi Hannesson. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafjörður 1937-1942 (Progressive Party).
Pálmi Jónsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1967-1995 (Independence Party).
Pálmur Ólason. Nordic parliamentarians from January to February 1994 (People's Party).
Petrína Baldursdóttir. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing 1993-1995 (People's Party).
Peter Benediktsson. Member of Reykingi 1967-1969 (Independence Party).
Pétur Bjarnason. Westfjords parliamentarians October 1987, April and November 1990, March-April 1992, April 1993, March and October-December 1994, January-February 1995, March-April and November 2000, November 2002, February-March 2003 (Progressive Party, Liberal Party) , Vice-President of the Northwest Commons November 2004 and February-March 2006 (Liberal Party).
Peter Blöndal. April-May 1972, November 1974, October-November 1975 and November-December 1977 (Independence Party).
Peter H. Blöndal. Parliamentary Member of 1995-2003, Member of Reykjavík District Committee South 2003-2007, Member of Reykjavik District Committee, 2007-2013, Member of Reykjavik District Committee South 2013-2015 (Independence Party).
Pétur Guðjohnsen. Member of Parliament, Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla, 1864-1869.
Pétur Halldórsson. Parliamentarian of 1932-1940 (Independence Party).
Peter Hannesson. Mayor of Skagafjörður in May 1947 (Independence Party).
Pétur Havsteen. Royal Electoral Member 1853.
Peter Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the South Thessalonians 1894-1922 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Farmers' Group Older, Home Rule Party).
Pétur Magnússon. 1930-1933 National electorate 1933-1937, elected member of parliament (Reykvíkingar) 1942-1946, parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1946-1948 (Independence Party).
Peter Georg Markan. Reykjavik National Electoral Council of March 2013 (Samfylkingin).
Peter Ottesen. Parliamentary Assembly, 1916-1959 (Independence Party, Unclassified, Independence Party, Savings Union, City Party, Senior Party, Independence Party).
Peter Pétursson. King General Member 1849-1887. National Assembly 1851.
Peter Pétursson. Landskjörinn Parliamentarian (Snæfellinga) 1956-1959 and (North-West) 1971-1974 (People's Party).
Pétur Sigurðsson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1959-1978 and 1983-1987, elected national parliamentarian (Reykvíkingar) 1979-1983 (Independence Party).
Pétur Sigurðsson. Westfjords parliamentarians November 1991, March and November 1992, February-March 1993 and March 1994 (People's Party).
Peter Þórarinsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly Eyes January-February 1989 (Gender Equality and Social Affairs).
Peter Thordarson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1916-1927 (Independence Party, Conservative Union, Progressive Party).
Pia Kjærsgaard.
Preben Jón Pétursson. General Assembly October-November 2015 (Bright Future).

R

Rafn Pétursson. Mayor of Westfjords May 1965 (Independence Party).
Ragna Árnadóttir. Minister of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs 2009, Justice and Human Rights Minister 2009-2010.
Ragnar Arnalds. National elected member of parliament (North-West) 1963-1967, National Assembly of Westerners 1971-1999 (People's Union, Samfylkingin).
Ragnar Elbergsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Western Norway November-December 1993 and October 1994 (People's Union).
Ragnar Guðleifsson. General Assembly of Reyknesses October 1962, December 1965, March-April and December 1966, April-May 1969 and April-May 1970 (People's Party).
Ragnar Jónsson. National Electoral Commission (South Iceland) 1967 (Independence Party).
Ragnar Óskarsson. South African Parliamentary Assembly February 1988, March 1989 and January-February 1995 (People's Union).
Ragnar Þorgeirsson. Western European Parliamentary Assembly, November 1994 (Progress Party).
Ragnheiður E. Árnadóttir. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2007-2009, South African Parliamentary Assembly 2009-2016 (Independence Party).
Ragnheiður Hákonardóttir. Westfjords parliamentarians October 2000, April 2001 and March 2002 (Independence Party).
Ragnheiður Ólafsdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest Qualifier February 2009 (Liberal Party).
Ragnheiður Ríkharðsdóttir. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2007-2016 (Independence Party).
Ragnheiður Sveinbjörnsdóttir. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing December 1974 and October-November 1976 (Progress Party).
Ragnhildur Eggertsdóttir. Reykingary Parliamentarian March-April 1992 (Women's Association).
Ragnhildur Helgadóttir. The parliamentarian of Reykvíking 1956-1963, 1971-1979 and 1983-1991 (Independence Party).
Rannveig Gudmundsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reyknesses 1989-2003 (People's Party, Social Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party), Parliamentarian Member of the Southwest 2003-2007 (Samfylkingin).
Rannveig Þorsteinsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkur 1949-1953 (Progressive Party).
Ríkharð Brynjólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland February 1988 (People's League).
Róbert Marshall. Parliamentary Assembly 2009-2013 (Social Democratic Party, External Relations), Reykjavik Democratic Parliamentarian South 2013-2016 (Bright Future).
Rósa Björk Brynjólfsdóttir. Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Rósa Guðbjartsdóttir. Member of the Southwest District Committee January-February, May, September, October-November and November-December 2008 (Independence Party).
Runolf Birgisson. Nordic Council of Westerners in October 1993 (Independence Party).

S

Salome Þorkelsdóttir. 1979-1983, General Assembly of Reyknesses 1983-1995 (Independence Party).
Samuel Örn Erlingsson. Member of the Southwest Commons of April, August and October 2008 (Progress Party).
Sandra Franks. Member of the Southwest Commons of March-March 2006 (Samfylkingin).
Sandra Dís Hafþórsdóttir. Vice-President October-November 2015 (Independence Party)
Sara Elísa Þórðardóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest Constituency March 2017 and May-June, July and September 2018 (Piracy).
Sigbjörn Gunnarsson. Parliamentarian of the North East 1991-1995 (People's Party).
Sigfús Árnason. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1892-1893.
Sigfús J Johnsen. South African Parliamentary April 1965 and April-May 1966 (Independence Party).
Sigfús Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafjörður 1934-1937 (Progress Party).
Sigfús Leví Jónsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly west November 1996 and November 1997 (Independence Party).
Sigfús Karlsson. Vice-President of the Northeastern Presidency of February-March 2008 and March 2013 (Progressive Party).
Sigfús Sigurhjartarson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1942, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1942-1949 (Algeria Group - Socialist Party).
Sigge Björnsson. South Africa Parliamentary Session, April 1980 (Outside), March 1982, January 1983, February 1984, February 1985 and March and November 1986 (Independence Party).
Sighvatur Árnason. Parliamentarian Rangers 1864-1869, 1874-1899 and 1902 (Home Rule Party).
Sighvatur Björgvinsson. National Constituency (Westfjords) 1974-1978, Westfjords Althingi 1978-1983 and 1987-2001 (People's Party, Social Democratic Party, Samfylkingin).
Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson. Parliamentary Member of the Reykjavík District Council 2009-2013, Member of the Northeastern 2013-2017 (Progressive Party), since 2017 (Central Party).
Sigmundur Ernir Rúnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northeastern Democratic Party 2009-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Sigríður Á. Andersen. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south since 2015 (Independence Party).
Sigríður Lillý Baldursdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February 1988, November 1989 and February-March 1990 (Women's Association).
Sigríður María Egilsdóttir. Succession of the Southwest of March 2018 (Enrollment).
Sigríður Guðvarðsdóttir. National Assembly of Westerners in March 1975 (Independence Party).
Sigríður Hjartar. Reykjavik Parliamentarian in February 1989 (Progress Party).
Sigríður Ingibjörg Ingadóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south of 2009-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Sigríður Ingvarsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly west 2001-2003 (Independence Party).
Sigríður Jóhannesdóttir. Reykingsman parliamentarian 1996-2003 (People's League, Samfylkingin).
Sigríður Dúna Kristmundsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1983-1987 (Women's Association).
Sigríður Ragnarsdóttir. General Assembly of the Westfjords October 2002 (Samfylkingin).
Sigríður Þorvaldsdóttir. Landskjörinn varaþing (Reyknessing) March 1985 (Women's Association).
Sigríður A. Þórðardóttir. Member of the Reykings Committee 1991-2003, Member of the Southwest Constituency 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Sigrún Ingibjörg Gísladóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest District May-June and September 2017 (Enrollment).
Sigrún Gunnarsdóttir. Reykjavik District Parliamentary Vice-President South of September 2013 and September 2014 (Bright Future).
Sigrún Helgadóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February 1989 and January-February 1991 (Women's Association).
Sigrún Jónsdóttir. Reykingi Parliamentarian November-December 1990 (Women's Association).
Sigrún Magnúsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Council of Northern 2013-2016 (Progressive Party).
Sigurbjörg Erla Egilsdóttir. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council south of February-March 2016 (Píratar).
Sigurður E. Arnórsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly in October 1991 and June 1994 (People's Party).
Sigurdur Ágústsson. Althingi Snæfelling 1949-1959, Althingi of West Iceland 1959-1967 (Independence Party).
Sigurður Örn Ágústsson. Vice-President of the Northwest District Committee January-February 2015 (Independence Party).
Sigurdur Bjarnason. Parliamentary Assembly of North Iceland, 1942-1959, Althingi of the Westfjords 1963-1970 (Independence Party).
Sigurdur Björgvinsson. South African Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1975 (People's League).
Sigurdur Blöndal. March-April, April-May and November-December 1972, April-May 1975 and April-May 1976 (People's League).
Sigurdur Brynjólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1849-1850.
Sigurður Eggerz. 1911-1915 MP, Althingi, 1916-1926, Althingi, Dalaman, 1927-1931 (Outside, Independence Party, Independence Party, Independence Party, Liberal Party, Independence Party).
Sigurður Einarsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Barents) 1934-1937 (People's Party).
Sigurdur Rún Fridriðsson. Western parliamentarians January-February 1994 (Independence Party).
Sigurður E. Guðmundsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarians April-May 1970 and October-December 1971 (People's Party).
Sigurður Grétar Guðmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reyknesses December 1968 and December 1969 (People's League).
Sigurður Guðnason. National elected member of parliament 1942-1946, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1946-1956 (Commonwealth of Althingi - Socialist Party).
Sigurdur Gunnarsson. National Assembly of Northern Mullified 1851, MP of 1839-1874. Did not attend a session in 1873.
Sigurdur Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1890-1900, Parliamentarian Snæfelling 1908-1911 and 1914-1915 (Independence Party Elder).
Sigurður E. Hlíðar. Althingi of Akureyri 1937-1949 (Independence Party).
Sigurður Hlöðvesson. National Assembly west of December 1991, May 1992 and April and October 1994 (People's League).
Sigurður Ingimundarson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1959-1971 (People's Party).
Sigurður Jensson. Althingi Barents Transit 1886-1908 (Progressive Party, Armed Forces, National Party).
Sigurður Jóhannesson. National Assembly from April to May 1965 (Progress Party).
Sigurður Ingi Jóhannsson. Parliamentary General of South Africa since 2009 (Progress Party).
Sigurdur Jónsson. Althingi Snæfelling 1886-1887. Lacked parliamentary pressure because of the reluctance of the authorities to allow parliamentarians to attend a parliamentary session.
Sigurdur Jónsson. National elected member of parliament 1916-1926 (Independent Farmers, Progressive Party).
Sigurður Páll Jónsson. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2017 (Central Party).
Sigurður Kristinsson. Minister of Employment and Transport, 1931.
Sigurður Kristjánsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1934-1942 and 1942-1949, elected member of the Icelandic parliament (Reykvíkingar), 1942 (Independence Party).
Sigurður Kári Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Member of the Reykjavik District Council, 2003-2009, Vice-President April-September and October 2010 to September 2011 (Independence Party).
Sigurður H. Kvaran. Althingi of Akureyri 1908-1911 (Independence Party Older), Althingi of South Múlasýsla 1919-1923 (Home Rule Party, City Party Elder).
Sigurður J. Líndal. National Assembly in western May and December 1972 (Progress Party).
Sigurður Magnússon. Reykjavik Parliamentarians December 1971, March-May 1972, February 1973, February 1974, January-May 1977 and October-November 1980 (People's Union).
Sigurður Melsteð. King-General MP 1873 (Vice-President) and 1881-1887.
Sigurður Ó. Ólafsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1951-1959, South African Parliamentarian 1959-1967 (Independence Party).
Sigurður Óskarsson. South Africa Parliamentarians April-May 1980 and November-December 1981 (Independence Party).
Sigurdur Pétursson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Northwest constituency of February 2009 (Samfylkingin).
Sigurður Sigurðsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1900-1901 and 1908-1919 (Progressive Party, Independence Party Elder, Federation Party, Farmers Group Older, Home Rule Party).
Sigurdur Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Iceland, 1886-1900 and 1902, Parliamentarian of Ísafjörður 1904-1915, Parliamentary Assembly of the North Ísarfjörður 1917-1923 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party, National Party, Independence Party Older, Non-Categorized, Union Party, Home Rule Party, Foreign League Federation, Savings Alliance).
Sigurður S. Thoroddsen. National Electoralist (Ísafjörður) 1942-1946 (Commonwealth Party - Socialist Party).
Sigurður Vilhjálmsson. Deputy National Assembly of March-April 1950 (Progressive Party).
Sigurdur Þórðarson. Parliamentary Assembly of Skagafirðingar 1942-1946 (Progress Party).
Sigurdur Þórólfsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Western Norway November-December 1986, November 1991, December 1992 and January 1993 (Progressive Party).
Sigurgeir Bóasson. Westfjords parliamentarians January-February, March-April, May and December 1980, May and December 1981 and November-December 1982 (Progress Party).
Sigurgeir Kristjánsson. South Africa's parliamentarian February-March 1968 and March 1971 (Progress Party).
Sigurgeir Sigurðsson. Parliamentarian of Reyknessing November 1980 and April-May 1981 (Independence Party).
Sigurgeir Sindri Sigurgeirsson. Vice-President of the Northwest District Committee February-March and December 2010, October 2011 and April-May 2012 (Progress Party).
Sigurjón Friðjónsson. The national elected member of parliament 1918-1922 (Deputy General Assembly, World Council, took seat of Hannes Hafsteins in his illness).
Sigurjón Þ. Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Ísafjörður 1923-1927 (City class elder, Conservative Party).
Sigurjón Kjærnested. Parliamentary Assembly of the Southwest Commons of October 2013, January 2014 and October-November 2015 (Progress Party).
Sigurjón Á. Ólafsson. The parliamentarian of Reykvíkur 1927-1931 and 1934-1937, elected member of the national parliament (Reykvíkingar) 1937-1942 and 1946-1949 (People's Party).
Sigurjón Sigurðsson. General Assembly in October 1955 (Independence Party).
Sigurjón Thórðarson. Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2007 (Liberal Party).
Sigurlaug Bjarnadóttir. Landskjörinn Althingi (Westfjords) 1974-1978 (Independence Party).
Sigurlín Margrét Sigurðardóttir. Vice-President of the Southwest Commons of October-December 2003, March and November 2004 and February-March 2007 (Liberal Party, Non-Classified).
Sigurrós Þorgrímsdóttir. Member of the Southwest District Committee 2006-2007 (Independence Party).
Sigurvin Einarsson. 1956-1995 Parliamentary Representative, Westfjords Parliamentarian 1959-1971 (Progressive Party).
Silja Dögg Gunnarsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly since 2013 (Progress Party).
Siv Friðleifsdóttir. Parliamentary Member of Reyknesses 1995-2003, Member of the Southwest Constituency of 2003-2013 (Progressive Party).
Shield of Orri Skjaldarson. Parliamentary Assembly of West Iceland October-November 2001 (Independence Party).
Skúli Alexandersson. Parliamentary Representative 1979-1991 (People's Union).
Skúli Guðmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Western Shevchenko 1937-1959, National Assembly of Westerners 1959-1969 (Progressive Party).
Skúli Helgason. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south 2009-2013 (Samfylkingin).
Skúli Thorarensen. Parliamentarian Rangers 1845-1850 (did not attend parliament except 1845).
Skúli Thoroddsen. Eyfirðingar Althingi 1890-1892, Althingi of Ísfirðingar 1892-1902, Althingi of Northern Iceland, 1903-1915 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party, National Party, Independence Party).
Skúli S. Thoroddsen. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Iceland, 1916-1917 (outside classes).
Skúli Þorvarðsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1880-1885, Althingi Árnesinga 1886-1892.
Smári McCarthy. South American parliamentarian since 2016 (Píratar).
Snjólaug Guðmundsdóttir. Western Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1990 (Women's Association).
Snorri Jónsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian May 1947 (People's Party - Socialist Party).
Snorri Pálsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1874-1880.
Snæbjörn Ásgeirsson. Reykingi Parliamentarian October-November 1969 (Independence Party).
Snæbjörn Brynjarsson. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council of South June 2018 (Píratar).
Soffía Gísladóttir. Nordic parliamentarians from November to December 2000, March-April and November 2001, October-November 2002 (Independence Party).
Soffía Guðmundsdóttir. Nordic Council of Ministers from April to May 1975, January-February 1976, May 1979, April-May 1980, March-April and November 1982, National Electoral Council (Northern Iceland) October-November 1978 (People's League).
Soffía Ingvarsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1950 (People's Party).
Sólveig Pétursdóttir. Reykjavík Parliamentarian 1991-2003, Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south of 2003-2007 (Independence Party).
Stefanía Óskarsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians October 2000, October-November and November-December 2001, March and November-December 2002 (Independence Party).
Stefanía Traustadóttir. Nordic Council of Ministers October October 1991 (People's League).
Stephen Benediktsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1983-1987 (Alliance of Socialists, People's Party).
Stefán B. Björnsson. Parliamentary Assembly of August 1949 (Progress Party).
Stefán Eiríksson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eastern Skaftfelling, 1858-1874, and 1880-1884, member of the General Assembly of Skaftfelling in 1874-1880.
Stefán Guðmundsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1979-1999 (Progressive Party).
Stefán Gunnlaugsson. Landskjörinn Althingi 1971-1974 (People's Party).
Stefán Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eyfirðinga 1845-1850 and 1852-1874. The national founder of Skagfirðingar 1851.
Stefán Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Iceland, 1974-1983 (People's League).
Stephen Júlíusson. Parliamentary Member of Reyknessing February 1968 (People's Party).
Stefán Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly, 1900-1902 and 1904-1923 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Farmers' Group, Senior Party, Progressive Party).
Stefán Stefánsson. Parliamentary Assembly, 1900-1908, King General Representative 1908-1915 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party, National Party, Independence Party, Non-Categorized, Union Party, Home Rule Party).
Stefán Stefánsson. Eskirðinga (Eskirðinga) 1937-1942 (Farmers' Group), Eyfirðingar Althingi 1947-1953 (Independence Party).
Stephen Jóh. Stefánsson. National Electoralist (Reykvíkingar) 1934-1937 and (Eyfirðinga) 1946-1953, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1942-1946 (Althingi).
Stefán Vagn Stefánsson. Vice-President of the Northwest Constituency March 2018 (Progress Party).
Stephen Stephensen. Parliamentary Assembly of Ísfirðinga 1875-1880.
Stephen Thordersen. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1865-1869.
Stefán Valgeirsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the East, 1967-1987 (Progressive Party) and 1987-1991 (Gender Equality and Socialism).
Steindor Steindorsson. National elected member of parliament (Ísafjörður) 1959 (People's Party).
Steingrímur Aðalsteinsson. National Electoralist (Akureyri) 1942-1953 (Commonwealth of Algeria - Socialist Party).
Steingrímur Hermannsson. Althingi Member of the Westfjords 1971-1987, Althingi Reyknesinga 1987-1994 (Progressive Party).
Steingrímur Jónsson. King-General Member 1906-1915 (Home Rule Party, Union Party, Home Rule Party).
Steingrímur Pálsson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Westfjords) 1967-1971 (People's League).
Steingrímur J. Sigfússon. Parliamentary Assembly of East 1983-2003 (People's Party, Independent Party, Left-Green Movement), Northeastern Parliamentary Parliamentarian since 2003 (Left-Green Movement).
Steingrímur Steinþórsson. Parliamentary Assembly 1931-1933, 1937-1942 and 1946-1959 (Progress Party).
Steinunn Þóra Árnadóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee north of 2014 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Steinunn Valdís Óskarsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee, 2007-2010 (Samfylkingin).
Steinunn K. Pétursdóttir. Vice-President of the Northwest District Committee December 2003, March-April and November-December 2004, March-April 2005 (Liberal Party).
Steinthor Gestsson. Althingi of South Iceland 1967-1978 and 1979-1983 (Independence Party).
Sturla Böðvarsson. Althingi Member of the West 1991-2003, Member of the Northwest Constituency of 2003-2009 (Independence Party).
Sturla D. Thorsteinsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian, October 1999 to January 2000 (Independence Party).
Svandís Svavarsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee south since 2009 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Svanfríður Jónasdóttir. National Assembly of East Iceland 1995-2003 (National Movement - People's Movement, Social Democratic Party, Samfylkingin).
Svanhildur Árnadóttir. Nordic parliamentarians from October 1991, November 1992, January-February, October and November-December 1993, March 1997 and February-March 1999 (Independence Party).
Svanhildur Kaaber. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February-March and November 1997 (People's League).
Svanhvít Aradóttir. Vice-President of the Northeastern Chamber of Commerce February-March 2007 (Progressive Party).
Svava Jakobsdóttir. The Icelandic National Assembly (Reykvíkingar) 1971-1978, Althingi, Reykvíking 1978-1979 (People's League).
Svavar Gestsson. Althingi of Reykvíking 1978-1999 (People's Union, Samfylkingin).
Sváfnir Sveinbjörnsson. South African Parliamentary March-April 1979 (Progressive Party).
Sveinbjörg Birna Sveinbjörnsdóttir. Reykjavik National Parliamentary Vice-President south of October 2014 and February-March and June 2015 (Progress Party).
Sveinbjörn Hallgrímsson. National Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1851.
Sveinbjörn Högnason. Althingi Rangers 1931-1933, 1937-1942, 1956-1959, Althingi of Western Skaftfelling 1942-1946 (Progressive Party).
Sveinn Björnsson. The Althingi of Reykvíkur 1914-1915 (Independence Party Older) and 1919-1920 (Non-Classifieds, (Home Rule Party), External Relations Federation).
Sveinn S. Einarsson. General Assembly of Reykingsinga October-December 1961 and March 1962 (Independence Party).
Sveinn Eiríksson. Parliamentary Assembly of Eastern Skaftfelling 1886-1892.
Sveinn Þór Elinbergsson. Member of the West of March 1992 and November 1993 (People's Party).
Sveinn Guðmundsson. Althingi of Reykvíkur 1965-1967, elected member of the national parliament (Reykvíkingar) 1967-1971 (Independence Party).
Sveinn G. Halfdan son. Member of the West of March 1988, November 1989 and May 1990 (People's Party).
Sveinn Jónsson. April-May 1980, February-March, November 1981, March-April, November-December 1982, February-March, October-November 1984, November-December, 1985 and November-December 1986 (People's Union).
Sveinn Níelsson. National Assembly of Revenue 1851. Althingi Snæfelling 1864-1869.
Sveinn Ólafsson. Parliamentarian 1922-1933 (Independent Farmers, Progressive Party).
Sveinn Skúlason. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Iceland 1858-1869.
Sveinn Sveinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1845 and 1847 (Vice-President). The elected parliamentarian of the North Mullas in 1857, but did not attend the session.
Sverrir Bergmann. December 1974, April-May and December 1975, March-May 1976, November-December 1977 and March and April-May 1978 (Progress Party).
Sverrir Hermannsson. Member of the East of 1971-1988 (Independence Party), Althingi of Reykvíkur 1999-2003 (Liberal Party).
Sverrir Juliuson. Landskjörinn Althingi (Reyknessing) 1963-1971 (Independence Party).
Sverrir Sveinsson. Nordic Council of Representatives west of February-March and November 1984, October-November 1985, February-March 1986, February-March 1987, February 1988, March-April and October 1990 and February 1995 (Progress Party).
Sæunn Stefánsdóttir. Member of the Reykjavik District Council in 2006-2007 (Progress Party).

T

Teitur Björn Einarsson. Member of the Northwest Constituency 2016-2017 (Independence Party).
Telma Magnúsdóttir. National Congress of the Northwest March 2012 (Left Movement - Green Supply).
Theodor Jonas. King General MP 1887-1891.
Theodóra S. Þorsteinsdóttir. Member of the Southwest Constituency 2016-2017 (Bright Future).
Thor Thors. Althingi Snæfelling 1933-1941 (Independence Party). Did not attend the parliament 1940-1941.
Torfi Einarsson. Althingi Strandamanna 1864-1877 (did not come to parliament 1865).
Tómas Árnason. Member of the East of 1974-1984 (Progressive Party).
Tómas Karlsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1968, December 1971, March-April 1972, January-February, March and November-December 1973 and April 1974 (Progress Party).
Tómas Ingi Olrich. Parliamentarian of the North East 1991-2003, MP of the Northeast of 2003 (Independence Party).
Tryggvi Bjarnason. Parliamentary Assembly, 1911-1913 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Farmers Class Elder).
Tryggvi Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Thessalonians 1869-1874 (Not in Parliament 1871 and 1873), Parliamentary Assembly of South Múlasýsla 1874-1885, Althingi Árnesinga 1894-1900, Althingi of Reykvíkur 1900-1908 (Home Rule Party).
Tryggvi Gunnarsson. March 1980, March 1981, February-March, November-December 1982, February-March 1984, February-March, and December 1986 and February-March 1987 (Independence Party).
Tryggvi Harðarson. Member of the Southwest District Committee December 2007 (Samfylkingin).
Tryggvi Thor Herbertsson. Parliamentary National Assembly 2009-2013 (Independence Party).
Tryggvi Thorhallsson. Member of the Strandamanna 1923-1934 (Progressive Party, Farmers Party).

U

Una Hildardóttir. National Congress of the Southwest of January, February and March 2018 (Left-Green Movement).
Una María Óskarsdóttir. Deputy Member of the Southwest District of April-May 2005 (Progress Party).
Unnar Þór Böðvarsson. South Africa Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1989 and October-November 1990 (People's Union).
Unnar Stefánsson. March-May, May-June, November and December 1960, February 1961, March 1962, February and December 1963, February, April and November-December 1964, May 1965, April-May, 1966, April 1967, February 1968, February-March and May 1969 and April-May and November 1970 (Class of Nations).
Unnur Sólrún Bragadóttir. Member of the East of Iceland February-March 1988 (People's League).
Unnur Hauksdóttir. General Assembly of Westfjords October-November 1990 (People's Party).
Unnur Brá Konráðsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly 2009-2017 (Independence Party).
Unnur Kristjánsdóttir. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly west November-December 1988 (People's League).
Unnur Stefánsdóttir. South African parliamentarians November 1987 and November 1988 and Reyknesinga October 1996 (Progress Party).

V

Valdimar L. Fridriksson. Member of the Parliament of the Southwest 2005-2007 (Social Democratic Party, Outside Party, Liberal Party).
Valdimar Indriðason. Parliamentary Member of 1983-1987 (Independence Party).
Valgeir Skagfjörður. Vice-President of the Southwest District of June-July 2009 (City movement), March 2012 and January-February 2013 (Movement).
Valgerður Bjarnadóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee north 2009-2016 (Samfylkingin).
Valgerdur Gunnarsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians November 1991, March 1992, December 1993 and March, April and November-December 1994 (People's Party).
Valgerdur Gunnarsdóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly 2013-2017 (Independence Party).
Valgerður Sverrisdóttir. National Assembly of the Middle East 1987-2003, Member of the Northeast Electoral Division 2003-2009 (Progressive Party).
Valtýr Guðjónsson. General Assembly of Reyknesses November-December 1960, October-November 1962, April 1964 and November-December 1967 (Progress Party).
Valtýr Guðmundsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1894-1901, Parliamentarian of Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla 1903-1908, Seyðisfjörður Parliamentary Assembly 1911-1913 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Older, National Democratic Party, Non-Categorized, Union League, Non-Categorized). The elected parliamentarian of Seyðisfjörður 1908, while the election was voted and voting not accepted.
Valtýr Kristjánsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly inaugurated November 1962 and February-March 1963 (Progress Party).
Vigdís Hauksdóttir. Member of the Reykjavík District Council south 2009-2016 (Progressive Party).
Vigdís Sveinbjörnsdóttir. National Assembly in November 2002 (Progress Party).
Vigfús B. Jónsson. Nordic parliamentarians from March to April 1976, October-November 1980, October 1981, January-February 1985 and January-February, March and November-December 1986 (Independence Party).
Viktor B. Kjartansson. Reykjavík Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1995 and November 1996 (Independence Party).
Viktor Orri Valgarðsson. The Reykjavik National Electoral Council south of December 2016 to March 2017 (Píratar).
Vilborg Harðardóttir. Parliamentary Assembly in October-May (All Parliament) 1975-1976 (Vice-President, People's League).
Vilhjálmur Árnason. Parliamentary Assembly since 2013 (Independence Party).
Vilhjálmur Ingi Árnason. National Assembly of October to November 1995 (National Movement of the People).
Vilhjálmur Bjarnason. Member of the Southwest District 2013-2017 (Independence Party).
Vilhjálmur Egilsson. National Assembly of Westerners 1991-2003 (Independence Party).
Vilhjálmur Finsen. King-General MP 1853-1860.
Vilhjálmur Hjálmarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1939-1995 and 1959, Althingi of East Iceland 1967-1979 (Progressive Party).
Vilhjálmur Oddsen. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Mullas in 1857.
Vilhjálmur Sigurbjörnsson. National Assembly of November 1974 (Progress Party).
Vilhjálmur Þ. Vilhjálmsson. Reykjavik Parliamentarian November 1999, March and October 2000, January and October-November 2001, March and October 2002 and February 2003 (Independence Party).
Vilhjálmur Thor. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Employment 1942-1944.
Vilmundur Gylfason. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1978-1983 (People's Party). Kosinn 1983, the Althingi of Reykvík, a member of the Althingi, died before the assembly came together.
Vilmundur Jónsson. Parliamentary Member of Ísafjörður 1931-1933, Member of the North Iceland, 1933-1934 and 1937-1941 (People's Party). Resigned from parliament on July 7, 1941.
Víðir Smári Petersen. Deputy Member of the Southwest Commons of September 2010 and April 2011 (Independence Party).

W

Willum Thor Thorsson. Member of the Southwest District 2013-2016 and since 2017 (Progress Party).

Þ

Þorbergur Þorleifsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the East Skaftfelling 1934-1939 (Progressive Party).
Þorbjörg Arnórsdóttir. Parliamentary Assembly of East Iceland April 1979 and October-November 1980 (People's League).
Thorfinn Bjarnason. National Assembly of Western Europe in May 1969 (Independence Party).
Þorgerður K. Gunnarsdóttir. Althingi Reyknessing 1999-2003, Member of the Southwest Constituency 2003-2013 (Independence Party), Member of the Southwest Constituency since 2016 (Enrollment).
Thorgrim Tómasson. Member of Parliament, Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla, 1845-1849.
Þorgrímur Þórðarson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Eastern Skaftfelling 1902-1908 (Progressive Party, Progressive Party Elder, National Party).
Thorkell Bjarnason. Member of the Gullbringu and Electoral Council of 1880-1885, King of the Congo, 1893-1899.
Þorlákur Guðmundsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1874-1900.
Þorleifur Guðmundsson. Althingi Árnesinga 1919-1923 (Outside, Progressive Party, Savings Alliance).
Þorleifur Jónsson. Parliamentary Rev. 1886-1900.
Þorleifur Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the Eastern Skaftfelling 1908-1934 (Independence Party Older, Farmers Class Older, Progressive Party).
Þorleifur K. Kristmundsson. East Iceland parliamentarians March and November 1976, November-December 1977 and February-March 1978 (Progress Party).
Thorsteinn Briem. National electoral representative (Dalamanna) 1934-1937, Dalaman's parliamentarian 1937-1942 (Farmers Party).
Þorsteinn V. Einarsson. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President, Northern June 2017 (Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Þorsteinn Gíslason. Reykjavik Parliamentarians February and December 1968, December 1969, January-March and December 1970 and January-February 1971 (Independence Party).
Þorsteinn Gunnarsson. Parliamentary Assembly of the North Mullas 1845-1850. Did not attend Congress until 1845.
Þorsteinn Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1875-1886.
Þorsteinn Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestmanneyinga 1887-1890. Proceeded in parliamentary terms.
Thorsteinn M. Jónsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1922-1923 (Independence Party, Progressive Party).
Þorsteinn Magnússon. Reykjavik District Council Vice-President north June-July and October 2013 and June 2014 (Progress Party).
Þorsteinn Pálsson. Parliamentarian of the South Thessalonians 1845-1848.
Þorsteinn Pálsson. Parliamentarian of 1983-19999 (Independence Party).
Þorsteinn Sæmundsson. Member of the Southwest District 2013-2016 (Progressive Party) and Reykjavik District Committee south since 2017 (Central Party).
Thorstein Thorsteinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Icelanders 1879-1885 (elected by an extraordinary election in 1879, but did not go to parliament this year).
Þorsteinn Víglundsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Council north of 2016 (Renewal).
Thorstein Thorsteinsson. Althingi of Dalaman 1933-1937 and 1942-1949, elected member of parliament (Mýrim) 1937-1942 and (Dalamanna) 1949-1953 (Independence Party).
Thorstein Thorsteinsson. Mayor of East Iceland in May 1975 (People's League).
Þorvaldur Björnsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1886-1891.
Þorvaldur Ingvarsson. Parliamentary National Assembly of October 2007 (Independence Party).
Þorvaldur T. Jónsson. Western European Parliamentary Assembly, October-November 1995, February-March 1996, April-May 1997, February 1999 and February 2000 (Progress Party).
Þorvaldur Garðar Kristjánsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Vestur Ísfirði 1959, Parliamentarian of the Westfjords 1963-1967 and 1971-1991 (Independence Party).
Þorvaldur Sívertsen. Parliamentarian of Dalaman 1845-1850. Dalaman's national meeting in 1851.
Thorvard Kjerulf. Parliamentary Assembly of Northern Mullas 1881-1892. Did not attend a parliamentary assembly in 1883.
Thor Saari. Member of the Southwest District 2009-2013 (Civic Movement, Movement).
Thor Vigfússon. South American Parliamentary Assembly October-November 1974 (People's League).
Þóra Hjaltadóttir. National Assembly of East Iceland in December 1989 (Progress Party).
Þóra Sverrisdóttir. National Assembly of Westerners in April 1997 (Independence Party).
Þórarinn Benediktsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1940-1914 (Independence Party).
Þórarinn Böðvarsson. Member of the Parliament of Gullbringu and Elections 1869-1895.
Þórarinn Jónsson. King-General Member 1905-1908, Member of Revenue 1911-1913 and 1916-1923, Western Member of Parliament, 1923-1927 (Home Rule Party, Federation Party, Farmers' Group Seniors, Home Rule Party, Foreign League Federation, Savings Alliance, City Party Senior, Conservative Party). Proceeded in 1908.
Þórarinn Kristjánsson. National Assembly of Strandamanna 1851.
Þórarinn Ingi Pétursson. National Assembly Vice-President January to February and February 2018 (Progress Party).
Þórarinn Sigurjónsson. Parliamentarian of 1974-1987 (Progressive Party).
Þórarinn E. Sveinsson. National Assembly Vice-President October-November 2003, May 2004, November 2004, October 2005 and November 2006 (Progress Party).
Þórarinn Þórarinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Reykvíkingar 1959-1978 (Progressive Party).
Þórdís Bergsdóttir. National Assembly of East Iceland, November 1986 (Progress Party).
Þórdís Kolbrún R. Gylfadóttir. Member of the Northwest Constituency since 2016 (Independence Party).
Þórdís Sigurðardóttir. General Assembly of the Southwest Commons of October and November-December 2006 (Independence Party).
Thordur Benediktsson. National Electoralist (Vestmanneyinga) 1942-1946 (Commonwealth Group of the People - Socialist Party). (Because of illness, he did not sit in parliament until one day 1942 and three months in 1946.)
Thordur Gudmundsson. King-General MP 1849 (Vice-President) and 1853-1859.
Thordur Gudmundsson. Parliamentarian Rangers 1892-1901 (Progressive Party).
Thórdur Jónasson. King-General MP 1845-1859 and 1869-1875. Royal Electoral 1851.
Þórður Magnússon. Parliamentary Assembly of Ísfirðinga 1880-1885.
Thordur Skúlason. Nordic Council of Representatives west March 1981, November-December 1983, January-February 1985, January-February and November-December 1986, February 1988, May and December 1989 and May 1990 (People's Union).
Þórður Sveinbjörnsson. King-General MP 1845-1856. Royal Electoral 1851.
Thórdur Thoroddsen. Member of Parliament, Gullbringu- og Kjósarsýsla 1895-1902 (Progressive Party).
Thordur Thordarson. Althingi Snæfelling 1875-1880.
Þórhallur Bjarnarson. Parliamentary Assembly of Borgarfjörður 1894-1900 and 1902-1908 (nonclassified, Home Rule Party).
Þórhildur Þorleifsdóttir. Parliamentarian of 1987-1991 (Women's Association).
Þórhildur Sunna Ævarsdóttir. Member of the Southwest Constituency 2016-2017 and Reykjavik District Committee south since 2017 (Píratar).
Þóroddur Guðmundsson. National Electoral Commission (Eyfirðinga) 1942-1945 (Commonwealth Group of the People - Socialist Party). (Parliamentarian, took place in Parliament on November 19, 1942, due to the death of Thord Benediktsson and sat in parliament until 14 November 1945.)
Þórunn Egilsdóttir. Parliamentary National Assembly since 2013 (Progress Party).
Þórunn Kolbeins Matthíasdóttir. MP of the Northwest District of December 2007 (Liberal Party).
Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir. Parliamentarian Althingi 1999-2003, Member of the Succession Committee 2003-2011 (Samfylkingin).
Þórunn H. Sveinbjörnsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians October-December 1998 (Social Democratic Party).
Thrain Bertelsson. Member of the Reykjavík District Committee north 2009-2013 (Citizens' Movement, outside classes, Left-Green Movement - Green Supply).
Þráinn Jónsson. Member of the East of Denmark December 1979 (Independence Party).
Þuríður Backman. Parliamentarian of 1999-2003, Member of the Northeastern Parliament 2003-2013 (Left-Green Movement).
Þuríður Bernódusdóttir. South-East parliamentarians February-March 1992, February-March 1993 and February-March, May and November-December 1994 (Progress Party).
Þuríður Pálsdóttir. Reykjavik Parliamentarians October-November 1991, November 1992, January-February, April-May and November 1993 and March and November-December 1994 (Independence Party).

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Ögmundur Jónasson. Parliamentary Assembly 1995-2003 (People's Union and Independent, Independent Party, Left-Green Movement), Parliamentarian Member of the South of South America 2003-2007, Member of the Southwest District 2007-2016 (Left-Green Movement).
Önundur S. Björnsson. Parliamentary Assembly of Southern Counseling November-December 2003 and April-May 2004 (Samfylkingin).
Örlygur Hnefill Jónsson. Nordic Parliamentary Assembly Aug. August-October 2001, October-November 2002, Northeastern Deputy October 2004 (Samfylkingin).
Össur Skarphéðinsson. Parliamentary Assembly of 1991-1993 (Socialist Party, Social Democrats, Social Democrats), Parliamentarian Member of the Reykjavik District Council 2003-2009, Member of Reykjavik Provincial District, South 2009-2013, Parliamentarian Member of the Reykjavik District Council, Northern 2013-2016 (Samfylkingin).
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