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Nr: 1. Maria Stenberg, Arjeplog, 52 År Arjeplog AK (1) 2. Anders Öberg, Luleå, 54 År Arjeplog AK (2), Luleå AK (1), Pajala (2) Tillika Regionråd 3 Nr: 1. Maria Stenberg, Arjeplog, 52 år Arjeplog AK (1) 2. Anders Öberg, Luleå, 54 år Arjeplog AK (2), Luleå AK (1), Pajala (2) tillika regionråd 3. Elisabeth Lindberg, Piteå, 54 år Piteå (1) 4. Johannes Sundelin, Gällivare, 30 år Gällivare AK, Arjeplog AK (10) 5. Helena Öhlund, Älvsbyn, 57 år Arjeplog Ak (3), Älvsbyn AK 6. Lennart Åström, Boden, 65 år Arjeplog AK (18), Boden AK (2) 7. Camilla Mattila, Övertorneå , 27 år Övertorneå AK 8. Bengt Westman, Haparanda, 69 år Haparanda AK (1), Arjeplog AK (22) 9. Ingela Uvberg Nordell, Luleå, 63 år Luleå AK (2), Arjeplog AK (19) 10. Daniel Persson, Boden, 41 år Boden AK (4) 11. Anita Gustavsson, Piteå, 59 år Arjeplog AK (5), Piteå AK (3) 12. Jan Sydberg, Kiruna, 61 år Kiruna AK (3) 13. Farida Jamshidi, Luleå, 36 år Luleå AK (4) 14. Sven Holmqvist, Jokkmokk, 57 år Jokkmokk (1), Arjeplog (20) 15. Carina Strömbäck, Kalix, 53 år Kalix AK (2) 16. Lennart Thörnlund, Luleå, 67 år Luleå AK (3), Arjeplog AK (24) 17. Gerd Siverhall, Gällivare, 67 år Gällivare AK (2) 18. Lennart Holm, Överkalix, 69 år Överkalix AK 19. Ann-Sofie Isaksson, Pajala, 32 år Pajala AK (1) 20. Patrik Åman, Arvidsjaur, 49 år Arvidsjaur AK, Arjeplog AK (6) 21. Majvor Johansson, Kiruna, 68 år Arjeplog AK (23), Kiruna AK (2) 22. Nils Harnesk, Luleå, 32 år Luleå AK (5), Arjeplog (8) 23. Eivy Blomdahl, Boden, 71 år Boden AK (3), Arjeplog (33) 24. Thor Viklund , Älvsbyn, 64 år Arjeplog AK (12), Älvsbyn AK 25. Eivor Olofsson, Haparanda, 71 år Haparanda AK (2) 26. Leif Bogren, Piteå, 66 år Piteå AK (2) 27. Birgitta Siljelöf, Jokkmokk, 53 år Jokkmokk AK (4) 28. Roland Nirlén, Gällivare, 67 år Valberedningen 29. Emmi- lie Spegel, Luleå, 28 år Luleå AK (19) 30. Mashalla Mowlod, Boden, 46 år Boden (8) 31. Bente Marie Moen Åkerholm, Övertorneå AK, Arjeplog AK (9) Övertorneå, 49 år 32. Benny Edlund, Piteå, 65 år Piteå AK (4) 33. Maria Sjöberg , Luleå, 51 år Luleå AK (6) 34. Anders Burman, Arjeplog, 59 år Arjeplog AK (4) 35. Ida Johansson, Piteå, 40 år Arjeplog AK (10), Piteå AK (10) 36. Tomas Junkka, Gällivare, 67 år Gällivare AK (3) 37. Anna-Carin Aaro, Boden, 53 år Boden (1) 38. Peter Sköld, Luleå, 53 år Luleå AK (13) 39. Ann-Kristin Nilsson, Kiruna, 66 år Kiruna AK (4) 40. Stefan Mella, Boden, 40 år Boden AK (7) 41. Evelina Rydeker, Luleå, 34 år Luleå AK (10) 42. Roland Karlsson, Pajala, 65 år Valberedning 43. Nina Huotari, Boden, 39 år Valberedningen 44. Erik Söderlund, Kalix, 68 år Kalix AK (1) 45. Anette Ek Lindqvist, Jokkmokk, 49 år Jokkmokk 46. Emil Granström, Luleå, 28 år Luleå AK (7) 47. Gunnel Eriksson, Gällivare, 67 år Gällivare AK (5) 48. Sten Nylén, Kiruna, 53 år Kiruna AK (1) 49. Eva Näslund, Jokkmokk, 58 år Jokkmokk AK (5), Arjeplog AK (29) 50. Jonas Vikström, Piteå, 42 år Piteå AK (11) 51. Birgitta Gidblom, Gällivare, 71 år Arjeplog AK (15), Gällivare (4) 52. Frat Kandemir, Luleå, 22 år Luleå AK (11) 53. Julia Engström (fd Törmä), Boden, 27 år Boden AK (5) 54. Bengt- Erik Rolfs, Överkalix, 67 år Överkalix AK 55. Jessica Hjelte, Piteå, 29 år Piteå AK (7) 56. Mats Abrahamsson, Arjeplog, 65 år Arjeplog (16) 57. Ulla Granström, Kalix, 77 år Kalix AK (3) 58. Johan Agetoft, Jokkmokk, 50 år Jokkmokk AK (3) 59. Sara Akan, Luleå, 52 år Luleå AK (12) 60. Peter Eriksson, Piteå, 60 år Piteå AK (12) 61. Torun Varg, Luleå, 24 år Luleå AK (16) 62. Lennart Synnergren, Boden, 59 år Boden AK (6) 63. Katarina Soutukorva, Pajala, 44 år Pajala AK (2) 64. Per Eriksson, Haparanda, 40 år Haparanda AK (3) 65. Jenny Savela, Piteå, 34 år Piteå AK (5), Arjeplog (25) 66. Tomi Kovero, Boden, 39 år Valberedningen 67. Yvonne Bergkvist, Luleå, 65 år Luleå AK (14) 68. Johan Norberg, Övertorneå, 36 år Övertorneå AK 69. Helena Nordkvist, Piteå, 49 år Piteå AK (9) 70. Hans Lennart Bruun, Boden, 54 år Boden AK (9) 71. Eva Hedesand -Lundqvist, Luleå, 69 år Luleå AK (15) 72. Christer Lindström, Piteå, 45 år Piteå AK (6) Övriga Nominerade Lena Edenbrink, Luleå, 60 år Luleå AK (8) Elisabeth Eriksson, Luleå, 72 år Luleå AK (18) Patric Gustavsson, Boden, 46 år Boden AK (10) Mats Holmberg, Luleå, 48 år Luleå AK (9) Johnny Lantto, Pajala, 58 år Pajala AK (1) Mats Niemi, Kiruna, 56 år Kiruna (5) Anders Nyström, Piteå, 64 år Piteå AK (8) Marianne Viita, Luleå, 72 år Luleå AK (17), Arjeplog AK (31) Avböjt nominering Stefan Askenryd, Piteå Arjeplog AK (34) Stefan Hortlund, Älvsbyn Arjeplog AK (30) Evelina Edenbrink, Boden Arjeplog AK (35) Emma Engelmark, Luleå Arjeplog AK (27) Lars U Granberg, Piteå Arjeplog (övrig nom) Behiyde Jamshidi Arjeplog AK (13) Birgitta Larsson, Gällivare Arjeplog AK (21) Jonas Lindberg, Piteå Arjeplog AK (14) Lena Lindberg, Gällivare Arjeplog AK (7) Per-Erik Muskos, Övertorneå Arjeplog AK (28) Agim Sulaj, Luleå Arjeplog AK (32) Erika Sundström, Älvsbyn Arjeplog AK (17) Rpger Suup, Kiruna Arjeplog AK (26) Olga Svarvare, Haparanda Haparanda AK .
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