Reykjanes (Althing constituency)

Reykjanes
Former Constituency for the Althing
Althing constituencies between 1959 and 2003
Municipality	List Bessastaðahreppur Garðabær Gerðahreppur Grindavík Hafnarfjörður Kjósarhreppur Kópavogur Mosfellsbær Reykjanesbær Sandgerði Seltjarnarnes Vatnsleysustrandarhreppur
Region	Capital Southern Peninsula
Former Constituency
Created	1959
Abolished	2003
Seats	List[a] 9 (1987–2003) 5 (1959–1987)
Created from	List Gullbringu and Kjósarsýsla Hafnarfjörður
Replaced by	List South Southwest

Reykjanes was one of the multi-member constituencies of the Althing, the national legislature of Iceland. The constituency was established in 1959 following the nationwide extension of proportional representation for elections to the Althing. It was abolished in 2003 following the re-organisation of constituencies across Iceland when it was split between the new South and Southwest constituencies. Reykjanes was conterminous with the Capital (excluding Reykjavík Municipality which had its own constituency) and Southern Peninsula regions.

Election results

Summary

Election	People's Alliance G			Left-Green U			Social Democrats S / A			Progressive B			Independence D
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
1999				2,629	5.86%	0	12,594	28.07%	3	7,190	16.03%	1	20,033	44.66%	5
1995	5,330	12.73%	1				6,603	15.77%	2	8,810	21.04%	2	16,431	39.24%	4
1991	4,458	11.49%	1				9,025	23.25%	2	5,386	13.88%	1	15,851	40.84%	4
1987	4,172	11.73%	1				6,476	18.21%	2	7,043	19.80%	2	10,283	28.91%	3
1983	3,984	13.77%	1				4,289	14.83%	1	3,444	11.91%	0	12,779	44.18%	3
1979	4,679	18.29%	1				6,187	24.18%	1	4,430	17.32%	1	10,194	39.85%	2
1978	5,319	21.47%	1				7,293	29.44%	2	2,628	10.61%	0	8,161	32.95%	2
1974	3,747	18.09%	1				2,702	13.04%	0	3,682	17.77%	1	9,751	47.07%	3
1971	3,056	17.12%	1				2,620	14.68%	1	3,587	20.09%	1	6,492	36.37%	2
1967	2,194	14.72%	1				3,191	21.42%	1	3,529	23.68%	1	5,363	35.99%	2
1963	1,969	16.04%	1				2,804	22.84%	1	2,465	20.08%	1	5,040	41.05%	2
1959 Oct	1,703	15.47%	1				2,911	26.45%	1	1,760	15.99%	1	4,338	39.41%	2

(Excludes compensatory seats.)

Detailed

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 parliamentary election held on 8 May 1999:[1][2][3]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	20,033	44.66%	5	1	6
	Social Democratic Alliance	S	12,594	28.07%	3	1	4
	Progressive Party	B	7,190	16.03%	1	1	2
	Left-Green Movement	U	2,629	5.86%	0	0	0
	Liberal Party	F	2,076	4.63%	0	0	0
	Christian Democratic Party	K	173	0.39%	0	0	0
	Humanist Party	H	165	0.37%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			44,860	100.00%	9	3	12
Blank Votes			914	1.99%
Rejected Votes – Other			110	0.24%
Total Polled			45,884	83.91%
Registered Electors			54,681

The following candidates were elected:[4]

• Constituency seats - Árni Mathiesen (D), 19,870 votes; Gunnar Birgisson (D), 19,645 votes; Guðmundur Árni Stefánsson (S), 12,391 votes; Kristján Pálsson (D), 19,968 votes; Rannveig Guðmundsdóttir (S), 12,510 votes; Sigríður Jóhannesdóttir (S), 12,542 votes; Sigríður Anna Þórðardóttir (D), 19,966 votes; Siv Friðleifsdóttir (B), 7,146 votes; and Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir (D), 19,987 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Árni Ragnar Árnason (D), 19,996 votes; Hjálmar Árnason (B), 7,174 votes; and Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir (S), 12,558 votes.

1995

Results of the 1995 parliamentary election held on 8 April 1995:[5] [6][7]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	16,431	39.24%	4	1	5
	Progressive Party	B	8,810	21.04%	2	0	2
	Social Democratic Party	A	6,603	15.77%	2	0	2
	People's Alliance	G	5,330	12.73%	1	0	1
	National Awakening	J	2,545	6.08%	0	1	1
	Women's List	V	1,761	4.21%	0	1	1
	Natural Law Party	N	276	0.66%	0	0	0
	Christian Political Movement	K	114	0.27%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			41,870	100.00%	9	3	12
Blank Votes			597	1.40%
Rejected Votes – Other			101	0.24%
Total Polled			42,568	87.66%
Registered Electors			48,558

The following candidates were elected:[8]

• Constituency seats - Árni Mathiesen (D), 16,302 votes; Árni Ragnar Árnason (D), 16,355 votes; Guðmundur Árni Stefánsson (A), 6,079 votes; Hjálmar Árnason (B), 8,762 votes; Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 14,932 votes; Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (G), 5,266 votes; Rannveig Guðmundsdóttir (A), 6,475 votes; Sigríður Anna Þórðardóttir (D), 16,342 votes; and Siv Friðleifsdóttir (B), 8,761 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Ágúst Einarsson (J), 2,504 votes; Kristín Halldórsdóttir (V), 1,761 votes; and Kristján Pálsson (D), 16,305 votes.

1991

Results of the 1991 parliamentary election held on 20 April 1991:[9][10][11]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	15,851	40.84%	4	1	5
	Social Democratic Party	A	9,025	23.25%	2	1	3
	Progressive Party	B	5,386	13.88%	1	0	1
	People's Alliance	G	4,458	11.49%	1	0	1
	Women's List	V	2,698	6.95%	1	0	1
	Alliance of Social Democratic Extremists	T	459	1.18%	0	0	0
	National Party and Humanist Party	Þ	319	0.82%	0	0	0
	Liberals	F	315	0.81%	0	0	0
	Green Movement	Z	112	0.29%	0	0	0
	Workers' Party of Iceland	E	99	0.26%	0	0	0
	Home Rule Association	H	88	0.23%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			38,810	100.00%	9	2	11
Blank Votes			397	1.01%
Rejected Votes – Other			39	0.10%
Total Polled			39,246	88.47%
Registered Electors			44,360

The following candidates were elected:[12]

• Constituency seats - Anna Ólafsdóttir Björnsson (V), 2,694 votes; Árni Mathiesen (D), 15,751 votes; Árni Ragnar Árnason (D), 15,756 votes; Jón Sigurðsson (A), 9,008 votes; Karl Steinar Guðnason (A), 8,981 votes; Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 15,703 votes; Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson (G), 4,417 votes; Salome Þorkelsdóttir (D), 15,719 votes; and Steingrímur Hermannsson (B), 5,386 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Rannveig Guðmundsdóttir (A), 9,007 votes; and Sigríður Anna Þórðardóttir (D), 15,830 votes.

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 parliamentary election held on 25 April 1987:[13][14][15]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	10,283	28.91%	3	0	3
	Progressive Party	B	7,043	19.80%	2	0	2
	Social Democratic Party	A	6,476	18.21%	2	0	2
	People's Alliance	G	4,172	11.73%	1	0	1
	Citizens' Party	S	3,876	10.90%	1	1	2
	Women's List	V	3,220	9.05%	0	1	1
	Humanist Party	M	411	1.16%	0	0	0
	Alliance of Social Democrats	C	84	0.24%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			35,565	100.00%	9	2	11
Blank Votes			288	0.80%
Rejected Votes – Other			44	0.12%
Total Polled			35,897	91.22%
Registered Electors			39,354

The following candidates were elected:[16]

• Constituency seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 4,141 votes; Jóhann Einvarðsson (B), 6,980 votes; Júlíus Sólnes (S), 3,863 votes; Karl Steinar Guðnason (A), 6,430 votes; Kjartan Jóhannsson (A), 6,444 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 10,128 votes; Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 10,147 votes; Salome Þorkelsdóttir (D), 10,196 votes; and Steingrímur Hermannsson (B), 7,042 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Hreggviður Jónsson (S), 3,870 votes; and Kristín Halldórsdóttir (V), 3,218 votes.

1983

Results of the 1983 parliamentary election held on 23 April 1983:[17][18][19]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	12,779	44.18%	3	1	4
	Social Democratic Party	A	4,289	14.83%	1	1	2
	People's Alliance	G	3,984	13.77%	1	0	1
	Progressive Party	B	3,444	11.91%	0	0	0
	Alliance of Social Democrats	C	2,345	8.11%	0	1	1
	Women's List	V	2,086	7.21%	0	1	1
Valid Votes			28,927	100.00%	5	4	9
Blank Votes			581	1.97%
Rejected Votes – Other			41	0.14%
Total Polled			29,549	89.22%
Registered Electors			33,121

The following candidates were elected:[19]

• Constituency seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 3,984 votes; Gunnar G. Schram (D), 11,491 votes; Kjartan Jóhannsson (A), 4,288 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 12,753 votes; and Salome Þorkelsdóttir (D), 10,219 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Guðmundur Einarsson (C), 2,345 votes; Karl Steinar Guðnason (A), 3,860 votes; Kristín Halldórsdóttir (V), 2,086 votes; and Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 8,937 votes.

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 parliamentary election held on 2 and 3 December 1979:[20][21][22]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	10,194	39.85%	2	1	3
	Social Democratic Party	A	6,187	24.18%	1	1	2
	People's Alliance	G	4,679	18.29%	1	0	1
	Progressive Party	B	4,430	17.32%	1	0	1
	The Sunshine Party	Q	92	0.36%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			25,582	100.00%	5	2	7
Blank Votes			654	2.49%
Rejected Votes – Other			39	0.15%
Total Polled			26,275	89.04%
Registered Electors			29,510

The following candidates were elected:[22]

• Constituency seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 4,679 votes; Jóhann Einvarðsson (B), 4,430 votes; Kjartan Jóhannsson (A), 6,187 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 10,170 votes; and Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 9,165 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Karl Steinar Guðnason (A), 5,568 votes; and Salome Þorkelsdóttir (D), 8,154 votes.

1978

Results of the 1978 parliamentary election held on 25 June 1978:[23][24][25]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	8,161	32.95%	2	1	3
	Social Democratic Party	A	7,293	29.44%	2	1	3
	People's Alliance	G	5,319	21.47%	1	1	2
	Progressive Party	B	2,628	10.61%	0	0	0
	Independent Voters	V	592	2.39%	0	0	0
	Union of Liberals and Leftists	F	574	2.32%	0	0	0
	The Political Party	S	202	0.82%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			24,769	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			308	1.23%
Rejected Votes – Other			57	0.23%
Total Polled			25,134	90.86%
Registered Electors			27,663

The following candidates were elected:[25]

• Constituency seats - Gils Guðmundsson (G), 5,315 votes; Karl Steinar Guðnason (A), 6,551 votes; Kjartan Jóhannsson (A), 7,241 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 8,066 votes; and Oddur Ólafsson (D), 7,337 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 4,787 votes; Gunnlaugur Stefánsson (A), 5,776 votes; and Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 6,525 votes.

1974

Results of the 1974 parliamentary election held on 30 June 1974:[26][27][28]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	9,751	47.07%	3	1	4
	People's Alliance	G	3,747	18.09%	1	1	2
	Progressive Party	B	3,682	17.77%	1	0	1
	Social Democratic Party	A	2,702	13.04%	0	1	1
	Union of Liberals and Leftists	F	764	3.69%	0	0	0
	Revolutionary Communist League	R	51	0.25%	0	0	0
	Democratic Party	P	19	0.09%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			20,716	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			200	0.95%
Rejected Votes – Other			72	0.34%
Total Polled			20,988	91.21%
Registered Electors			23,011

The following candidates were elected:[28]

• Constituency seats - Gils Guðmundsson (G), 3,745 votes; Jón Skaftason (B), 3,656 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 9,719 votes; Oddur Ólafsson (D), 8,770 votes; and Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 7,796 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Axel Jónsson (D), 2,438 votes; Geir Gunnarsson (G), 1,874 votes; and Jón Ármann Héðinsson (A), 2,702 votes.

1971

Results of the 1971 parliamentary election held on 13 June 1971:[29][30][31]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	6,492	36.37%	2	1	3
	Progressive Party	B	3,587	20.09%	1	0	1
	People's Alliance	G	3,056	17.12%	1	1	2
	Social Democratic Party	A	2,620	14.68%	1	1	2
	Union of Liberals and Leftists	F	1,517	8.50%	0	0	0
	Candidature Party	O	579	3.24%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			17,851	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			245	1.35%
Rejected Votes – Other			39	0.22%
Total Polled			18,135	90.22%
Registered Electors			20,100

The following candidates were elected:[31]

• Constituency seats - Gils Guðmundsson (G), 3,046 votes; Jón Skaftason (B), 3,574 votes; Jón Ármann Héðinsson (A), 2,595 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 6,417 votes; and Oddur Ólafsson (D), 5,819 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 1,528 votes; Ólafur Garðar Einarsson (D), 2,164 votes; and Stefán Gunnlaugsson (A), 1,310 votes.

1960s

1967

Results of the 1967 parliamentary election held on 11 June 1967:[32][33][34]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	5,363	35.99%	2	1	3
	Progressive Party	B	3,529	23.68%	1	0	1
	Social Democratic Party	A	3,191	21.42%	1	1	2
	People's Alliance	G	2,194	14.72%	1	1	2
	Independent Democratic Party	H	623	4.18%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			14,900	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			261	1.72%
Rejected Votes – Other			52	0.34%
Total Polled			15,213	90.95%
Registered Electors			16,726

The following candidates were elected:[34]

• Constituency seats - Emil Jónsson (A), 3,189 votes; Gils Guðmundsson (G), 2,189 votes; Jón Skaftason (B), 3,522 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 5,330 votes; and Pétur Benediktsson (D), 4,809 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 1,097 votes; Jón Ármann Héðinsson (A), 1,596 votes; and Sverrir Júlíusson (D), 1,788 votes.

1963

Results of the 1963 parliamentary election held on 9 June 1963:[35][36][37]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	5,040	41.05%	2	1	3
	Social Democratic Party	A	2,804	22.84%	1	1	2
	Progressive Party	B	2,465	20.08%	1	0	1
	People's Alliance	G	1,969	16.04%	1	1	2
Valid Votes			12,278	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			230	1.83%
Rejected Votes – Other			40	0.32%
Total Polled			12,548	91.23%
Registered Electors			13,754

The following candidates were elected:[37]

• Constituency seats - Emil Jónsson (A), 2,804 votes; Gils Guðmundsson (G), 1,963 votes; Jón Skaftason (B), 2,465 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 4,536 votes; Ólafur Thors (D), 5,038 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Geir Gunnarsson (G), 985 votes; Guðmundur Ívarsson Guðmundsson (A), 1,402 votes; and Sverrir Júlíusson (D), 1,680 votes.

1950s

October 1959

Results of the October 1959 parliamentary election held on 25 and 26 October 1959:[38][39][40]

Party			Votes	%	Seats
					Con.	Com.	Tot.
	Independence Party	D	4,338	39.41%	2	1	3
	Social Democratic Party	A	2,911	26.45%	1	1	2
	Progressive Party	B	1,760	15.99%	1	0	1
	People's Alliance	G	1,703	15.47%	1	1	2
	National Preservation Party	F	295	2.68%	0	0	0
Valid Votes			11,007	100.00%	5	3	8
Blank Votes			145	1.30%
Rejected Votes – Other			20	0.18%
Total Polled			11,172	92.01%
Registered Electors			12,142

The following candidates were elected:[40]

• Constituency seats - Emil Jónsson (A), 2,910 votes; Finnbogi Rútur Valdimarsson (G), 1,702 votes; Jón Skaftason (B), 1,760 votes; Matthías Árni Mathiesen (D), 3,903 votes; and Ólafur Thors (D), 4,333 votes.
• Compensatory seats - Alfreð Gíslason (D), 1.446 votes; Geir Gunnarsson (G), 852 votes; and Guðmundur Ívarsson Guðmundsson (A), 1,456 votes.

Notes

1. Excludes compensatory seats.

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