Maria Nilsson
Swedish politician (born 1979)
Maria Nilsson (born 7 June 1979) is a Swedish politician from the Liberals.[1] On 13 April 2022, she became party secretary of the Liberals after Juno Blom's resignation.[2]
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- Speaker: Andreas Norlén (M)
- First Deputy Speaker: Åsa Lindestam (S)
- Second Deputy Speaker: Lotta Johnsson Fornarve (V)
- Third Deputy Speaker: Kerstin Lundgren (C)
- Ådahl
- Åkesson
- Akhondi
- Åsling
- Wagenius
- Bäckström
- Cato
- Christensson
- Ek
- Erlandsson
- Hedin
- Al-Sahlani
- Hervieu
- Heie
- Helander
- Johansson, Martina
- Johansson, Ola
- Jonsson, Anders W.
- Jonsson, Johanna
- Björk
- Källström
- Larsson, Mikael
- Lindahl
- Lodenius
- Lööf
- Lindell
- Lundgren
- Modig
- Nilsson
- Nordin
- Paarup-Petersen
- Qarlsson
- Thomsson
- Vilhelmsson
- Yngwe
- Zander
Democrats
- Adaktusson
- Sacrédeus
- Anefur
- Engström
- Ankarberg Johansson
- Ingeson
- Brodin
- Busch
- Carlson, Andreas
- Ingeson
- Damm
- Eklind
- Forssmed
- Jonsson
- Hagman
- Halef
- Jacobsson
- Kihlström
- Loord
- Oscarsson, Magnus
- Oscarsson, Mikael
- Ottosson
- Skånberg
- Söder
- Steensland
- Szyber
- Pethrus
- Carlsson, Christian
- Carlsson, Christian
- Lönnberg
- Pethrus
- Utbult
- Andersson
- Dadgostar
- Lennkvist Manriquez
- Delgado Varas
- Esbati
- Gabrielsson
- Gunnarsson
- Haddou
- Höj Larsen
- Holm
- Jallow
- Johnsson Fornarve
- Kakabaveh
- Karlsson
- Lahti
- Posio
- Rågsjö
- Riazat
- Segerlind
- Sjöstedt
- Svenneling
- Sydow Mölleby
- Szatmári Waldau
- Thorbjörnson
- Thunander
- Tsouplaki
- Weidby
- Westerlund Snecker
- Wetterling
- Åberg
- Alm
- Andersson, Erik
- Andersson, Jan R.
- Hjalmarsson
- Anstrell
- Åsebol
- Ask
- Axén Olin
- Bali
- Beckman
- Bengtzboe
- Puustinen
- Bergheden
- Berglund
- Billström
- Björnsdotter Rahm
- Bohlin
- Höglund
- Bergman
- Bouveng
- Brännström
- Cederfelt
- Coenraads
- Drougge
- Schulte
- Herrey
- Engblom
- Enström
- Ericson
- Finstorp
- Forssell
- Green
- Hammar Johnsson
- Hänel Sandström
- Hansson
- Heindorff
- Sander
- Hjälmered
- Hartzell
- Hultberg
- Staxäng
- Jansson
- Jonson
- Jörgensen
- Josefsson
- Hartzell
- Juntti
- Rantsi
- Karapet
- Karlsson i Luleå
- Kristersson
- Lund Kopparklint
- Malmberg
- Malmer Stenergard
- Malmqvist
- Manouchi
- Meijer
- Ahlström Köster
- Norlén
- Widegren
- Obminska
- Karlsson
- Olsson
- Ottoson
- Herrey
- Polfjärd
- Püss
- Quicklund
- Riedl
- Rosencrantz
- Jilmstad
- Adan
- Roswall
- Rothenberg
- Stockhaus
- Svantesson
- Tenfjord-Toftby
- Tobé
- Schulte
- Herrey
- Schulte
- Wallmark
- Waltersson Grönvall
- Warborn
- Antoni
- Wärnick
- Weinerhall
- Westergren
- Widegren
- Wykman
Democrats
- Ahlberg
- Andersson, Johan
- Andersson, Magdalena
- Vikström
- Rojhan Gustafsson
- Selin
- Baylan
- Selin
- Rojhan Gustafsson
- Selin
- Halef
- Rojhan Gustafsson
- Begic
- Björck
- Björklund
- Bladelius
- Bucht
- Burwick
- Büser
- Carlsson
- Carvalho
- Nådin
- Dahlqvist
- Damberg
- Lönnberg
- Rojhan Gustafsson
- Selin
- Halef
- Dibrani
- Ekström
- El-Haj
- Eneroth
- Engström
- Eriksson
- Ernkrans
- Andersson
- Jansson
- Ezelius
- Fazelian
- Örn
- Forslund
- From
- Haider
- Håkansson
- Hallengren
- Petersson
- Haraldsson
- Hellman
- Hellmark Knutsson
- Helmersson Olsson
- Hoff
- Holmqvist
- Hultqvist
- Järrebring
- Johansson, Anna
- Johansson, Morgan
- Johansson, Ylva
- Jonsson
- Karkiainen
- Karlsson, Annelie
- Karlsson, Åsa
- Karlsson, Niklas
- Kasirga
- Köse
- Kronståhl
- Mizimovic
- Larsson, Dag
- Larsson, Hillevi
- Larsson, Malin
- Larsson, Rikard
- Lennström
- Lindberg
- Lindestam
- Lindh
- Löberg
- Löfstrand
- Löfven
- Lundgren
- Lundh Sammeli
- Lundqvist
- Manhammar
- Mejern Larsson
- Möller
- Naraghi
- Mizimovic
- Niemi
- Nilsson, Ingemar
- Nilsson, Jennie
- Heikkinen Breitholtz
- Nilsson, Kristina
- Nilsson, Pia)
- Nylund Watz
- Nysmed
- Ödebrink
- Ohlsson
- Olovsson
- Ståhlgren
- Amloh
- Olsson
- Jacobsson
- Österberg
- Ottosson
- Persson
- Pettersson, Helén
- Pettersson, Marianne
- Rådström Baastad
- Andersson
- Redar
- Sandell
- Abdirahman
- Sätherberg
- Frimert
- Shekarabi
- Strandhäll
- Strömkvist
- Svantorp
- Tegnér
- Bayibsa
- Thorell
- Töyrä
- Völker
- Axelsson
- Selin
- Axelsson
- Färm
- Bayibsa
- Halef
- Wallentheim
- Westerén
- Westlund
- Wiechel
- Stenberg
- Wiking
- Ygeman
- Vepsä
- Bjellqvist
- Kayhan
- Vepsä
- Bjellqvist
- Ojanne
Democrats
- Åfeldt
- Åkesson
- Andersson, Jonas Mattias
- Andersson, Jonas Peter
- Andersson, Lars
- Andersson, Tobias
- Aranda
- Aspling
- Bäckström Johansson
- Bengtsson
- Bieler
- Perez
- Broman
- Christiansson
- Dioukarev
- Eklöf
- Emilsson
- Enholm
- Eriksson
- Eskilandersson
- Filper
- Fransson
- From Utterstedt
- Gille
- Grubb
- Hedlund
- Hermansson
- Andersson, Pontus
- Jomshof
- Jönsson
- Karlsson
- Kinnunen
- Kronlid
- Lång
- Lindahl
- Lindberg
- Lundberg
- Marttinen
- Millard
- Morell
- Nordberg
- Nordengrip
- Nyberg
- Oskarsson
- Östberg
- Palmqvist
- Persson
- Quensel
- Ramhorn
- Reslow
- Rubbestad
- Sällström
- Sjöstedt
- Skalin
- Söder
- Ståhl
- Ståhl Herrstedt
- Stenkvist
- Strandman
- Sundin
- Vinge
- Westroth
- Wiechel
- Nilsson
- Replacements and substitutes in brackets
- Substitutes in italics
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