Maria Nilsson

Swedish politician (born 1979)

Nilsson in 2019

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]

## See also

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* List of members of the Riksdag, 2018–2022

## References

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Maria Nilsson.

1. ^ Riksdagsförvaltningen. "Maria Nilsson (L) - Riksdagen". www.riksdagen.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 2022-09-11.
2. ^ Olofsson, Elin (2022-04-13). "Maria Nilsson ny partisekreterare för Liberalerna". Liberalerna (in Swedish). Retrieved 2022-09-11.

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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)

Centre|

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* Johansson, Ola
* Jonsson, Anders W.
* Jonsson, Johanna
* Björk
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* Sjölund
* Sjölund
* Larsson, Mikael
* Lindahl
* Lodenius
* Melki
* Lööf
* Lindell
* Lundgren
* Modig
* Nilsson
* Nordin
* Paarup-Petersen
* Qarlsson
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* Vilhelmsson
* Yngwe
* Larsson, Stina
* Zander
* Deremar

Christian
Democrats|

* Adaktusson
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* Brodin
* Busch
* Carlson, Andreas
* Ingeson
* Damm
* Eklind
* Forssmed
* Jonsson
* Hagman
* Halef
* Jacobsson
* Kihlström
* Loord
* Brunegård
* Oscarsson, Magnus
* Oscarsson, Mikael
* Ottosson
* Skånberg
* Söder
* Steensland
* Szyber
* Pethrus
* Carlsson, Christian
* Carlsson, Christian
* Lönnberg
* Utbult

Greens|

* Ali Elmi
* Alm Ericson
* Attefjord
* Bah Kuhnke
* Hirvonen
* Hirvonen
* Berginger
* Hallberg
* Bolund
* Lindhagen
* Stålhammar
* Eriksson
* Hansén
* Falkhaven
* Ferm
* Berglund
* Fridolin
* Palmstierna
* Palmstierna
* Gardfjell
* Hult
* Le Moine
* Fransson
* Ling
* Öfverbeck
* Lövin
* Tovatt
* Tovatt
* Sibinska
* Skog
* Hjerling
* Marmgren

Left|

* Andersson
* Dadgostar
* Lennkvist Manriquez
* Delgado Varas
* Esbati
* Gabrielsson
* Gunnarsson
* Haddou
* Höj Larsen
* Holm
* Jallow
* Johnsson Fornarve
* Kakabaveh
* Karlsson
* Lahti
* Posio
* Rågsjö
* Riazat
* Segerlind
* Sjöstedt
* Nordborg
* Svenneling
* Sydow Mölleby
* Szatmári Waldau
* Thorbjörnson
* Thunander
* Tsouplaki
* Weidby
* Westerlund Snecker
* Wetterling

Liberals|

* Arnholm
* Danielsson
* Avci
* Björklund
* Lundström
* Blom
* Carlsson Löfdahl
* Eliasson
* Forssell
* Gellerman
* Haddad
* Hannah
* Edin
* Malm
* Nilsson
* Nordquist
* Nylander
* Pehrson
* Persson
* Strandberg
* Acketoft
* Teimouri
* Westerholm
* Widman

Moderates|

* Åberg
* Alm
* Andersson, Erik
* Schröder
* Herrey
* Farid
* Andersson, Jan R.
* Hjalmarsson
* Anstrell
* Åsebol
* Ask
* Jilmstad
* Axén Olin
* Bali
* Beckman
* Bengtzboe
* Puustinen
* Lifvenhage
* Bergheden
* Berglund
* Billström
* Björnsdotter Rahm
* Bohlin
* Höglund
* Bergman
* Bouveng
* Brännström
* Cederfelt
* Coenraads
* Drougge
* Schulte
* Herrey
* Engblom
* Enström
* Ericson
* Finstorp
* Stuart
* 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
* Damsgaard
* Püss
* Quicklund
* Riedl
* Rosencrantz
* Jilmstad
* Adan
* Roswall
* Rothenberg
* Stockhaus
* Svantesson
* Tenfjord-Toftby
* Tobé
* Schulte
* Herrey
* Wallmark
* Waltersson Grönvall
* Warborn
* Antoni
* Wärnick
* Weinerhall
* Westergren
* Widegren
* Wykman

Social
Democrats|

* Ahlberg
* Andersson, Johan
* Andersson, Magdalena
* Vikström
* Rojhan Gustafsson
* Selin
* Baylan
* Selin
* Rojhan Gustafsson
* Selin
* Halef
* Rojhan Gustafsson
* Begic
* Björck
* Björklund
* Bladelius
* Emilsson
* Bucht
* Sköld
* Sköld
* Burwick
* Büser
* Carlsson
* Carvalho
* Nådin
* Dahlqvist
* Damberg
* Lönnberg
* Rojhan Gustafsson
* Selin
* Halef
* Dibrani
* Ekström
* El-Haj
* Eneroth
* Carlsson
* Engström
* Güclü Hedin
* Eriksson
* Ernkrans
* Andersson
* Jansson
* Ezelius
* Fazelian
* Örn
* Forslund
* From
* Haider
* Håkansson
* Hallengren
* Petersson
* Haraldsson
* Hellman
* Engdahl
* Hellmark Knutsson
* Rojhan Gustafsson
* Vikström
* Helmersson Olsson
* Hoff
* Holmqvist
* Hultqvist
* Güclü Hedin
* Eriksson
* Järrebring
* Johansson, Anna
* Johansson, Morgan
* Gustafsson
* Johansson, Ylva
* Hammarberg
* Hammarberg
* Vepsä
* Jonsson
* Karkiainen
* Bergstedt
* Karlsson, Annelie
* Karlsson, Åsa
* Karlsson, Niklas
* Kasirga
* Kayhan
* Köse
* Kronståhl
* Mizimovic
* Larsson, Dag
* Bjellqvist
* Larsson, Hillevi
* Granlund
* Larsson, Malin
* Larsson, Rikard
* Lennström
* Sjöblom
* Lindberg
* Lindestam
* Lindh
* Löberg
* Löfstrand
* Löfven
* Omanović
* Strömberg
* Strömberg
* Lundgren
* Lundh Sammeli
* Lundqvist
* Lindberg
* Manhammar
* Svensson
* Mejern Larsson
* Möller
* Emilsson
* Naraghi
* Mizimovic
* Niemi
* Nilsson, Ingemar
* Omanović
* Nilsson, Jennie
* Heikkinen Breitholtz
* Nilsson, Kristina
* Nilsson, Pia)
* Nylund Watz
* Nysmed
* Ödebrink
* Ohlsson
* Olovsson
* Ståhlgren
* Amloh
* Olsson
* Jacobsson
* Österberg
* Ottosson
* Persson
* Strand
* Laitinen Carlsson
* Pettersson, Helén
* Pettersson, Marianne
* Rådström Baastad
* Andersson
* Redar
* Sandell
* Abdirahman
* Sätherberg
* Frimert
* Shekarabi
* Lantz
* Sjöblom
* Lantz
* Kayhan
* Bjellqvist
* Ojanne
* Törnestam
* Strandhäll
* Strömkvist
* Svantorp
* Tegnér
* Bayibsa
* Thorell
* Töyrä
* Bergstedt
* Völker
* Axelsson
* Selin
* Axelsson
* Färm
* Bayibsa
* Halef
* Wallentheim
* Westerén
* Westlund
* Wiechel
* Stenberg
* Wiking
* Ygeman
* Vepsä
* Bjellqvist
* Kayhan
* Vepsä
* Bjellqvist
* Ojanne

Sweden
Democrats|

* Åfeldt
* Åkesson
* Andersson, Jonas Mattias
* Andersson, Jonas Peter
* Andersson, Lars
* Andersson, Tobias
* Aranda
* Aspling
* Olofsson
* Bäckström Johansson
* Bengtsson
* Bieler
* Perez
* Lövgren
* Broman
* Christiansson
* Dioukarev
* Eklöf
* Emilsson
* Enholm
* Eriksson
* Eskilandersson
* Filper
* Fransson
* From Utterstedt
* Gille
* Plath
* Grubb
* Hedlund
* Hermansson
* Andersson, Pontus
* Jomshof
* Jönsson
* Karlsson
* Kinnunen
* Kronlid
* Lång
* Lindahl
* Lindberg
* Lundberg
* Marttinen
* Millard
* Söderlund
* 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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