List of all members of the Storting in period 1981 to 1985. The list includes all those initially elected to Storting.
There were a total of 155 representatives, distributed among the parties: 65 (66 after the runoff) to Norwegian Labour Party, 54 (53 after the runoff) to Conservative Party of Norway, 15 to Christian Democratic Party of Norway, 11 to Centre Party (Norway), 4 to Socialist Left Party, 2 to Progress Party (Norway) and 2 to Venstre (Norway).
There was a runoff in Buskerud. Norwegian Labour Party won an additional seat at the expense of the Conservative Party of Norway.
Aust-Agder
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Osmund Faremo | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Astrid Gjertsen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Johannes Vågsnes | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Brit Hoel | Norwegian Labour Party |
Vest-Agder
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Tore Austad | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Engly Lie | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Harald Synnes | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Ole Frithjof Klemsdal | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Sigurd Verdal | Norwegian Labour Party |
Akershus
Buskerud
Before Runoff
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Erik Dalheim | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Mona Røkke | Conservative Party of Norway | Became minister, Øivin Skappel Fjeldstad became her representative. |
| Kirsti Kolle Grøndahl | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Hans E. Strand | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Olaf Øen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Hallgrim Berg | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Johan Buttedahl | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected through a joint list of Centre Party/Venstre. |
After Runoff
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Erik Dalheim | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Mona Røkke | Conservative Party of Norway | Became minister, Hallgrim Berg became her representative. |
| Kirsti Kolle Grøndahl | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Hans E. Strand | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Olaf Øen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan Buttedahl | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Aase Moløkken | Norwegian Labour Party |
Finnmark
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Oddvar J. Majala | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Thor Listau | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Per A. Utsi | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Oddrunn Pettersen | Norwegian Labour Party |
Hedmark
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Odvar Nordli | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Kjell Magne Fredheim | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Christian Erlandsen | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Kjell Borgen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ragnhild Queseth Haarstad | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected through a joint list of Centre Party/Christian Democratic Party/Venstre |
| Anne-Lise Bakken | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Sigbjørn Johnsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan C. Løken | Conservative Party of Norway |
Hordaland
Møre og Romsdal
Nordland
Oppland
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Liv Andersen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Haakon Blankenborg | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Harald U. Lied | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Lars Velsand | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected through a joint list of Centre Party/Venstre. |
| Åge Hovengen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Kristine Rusten | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Kristian Lund | Conservative Party of Norway |
Oslo
Rogaland
Sogn og Fjordane
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Kåre Øvregard | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Lars Lefdal | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Per J. Husabø | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Kjell Opseth | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Ambjørg Sælthun | Centre Party (Norway) |
Telemark
Troms
Nord-Trøndelag
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Guttorm Hansen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Johan J. Jakobsen | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected through a joint list of Centre Party /Christian Democratic Party. |
| Inger Lise Gjørv | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Gunnar Vada | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Roger Gudmundseth | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Reidar Due | Centre Party (Norway) | Elected through a joint list of Centre Party /Christian Democratic Party. |
Sør-Trøndelag
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Liv Aasen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Magnar G. Huseby | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Jostein Berntsen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Hermund Eian | Conservative Party of Norway | Died in January 1983. Was replaced by Harald Ellefsen. |
| Kjell Helland | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Gunvor Margaret Schnitler | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Johan Syrstad | Centre Party (Norway) | |
| Marit Rotnes | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Jens P. Flå | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Arent M. Henriksen | Socialist Left Party |
Vestfold
Østfold
| Name | Party | Comments/Suppleant representatives |
| Ingvar Bakken | Norwegian Labour Party | Died in 1982. Was replaced by Åsa Solberg Iversen. |
| Svenn Thorkild Stray | Conservative Party of Norway | Became minister, Bente Bakke became his representative. |
| Liv Stubberud | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Georg Apenes | Conservative Party of Norway | |
| Tom Thoresen | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Odd Steinar Holøs | Christian Democratic Party of Norway | |
| Gunnar Skaug | Norwegian Labour Party | |
| Sigurd Holemark | Conservative Party of Norway |
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