Ulrik Lindgren

Swedish politician (born 1955)

Ulrik Lindgren (born 1955) is a Swedish Christian democratic politician, member of the Riksdag 2002-2006.[1]

## References

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1. ^ "Ulrik Lindgren (kd)". Sveriges Riksdag. Archived from the original on 2006-09-26. Retrieved 2010-01-28.

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← Members of the Riksdag, 2002–2006 →

* Speaker: Björn von Sydow (S)

* First Deputy Speaker: Anders Björck/Per Westerberg (M)
* Second Deputy Speaker: Kerstin Heinemann (FP)
* Third Deputy Speaker: Helena Höij (KD)

Centre|

* Andersson, Jan
* Andersson, Margareta
* Bergström
* Carlsson
* Ek
* Danielsson
* Ericson
* Erlandsson
* Gerdin
* Hansson
* Johansson, Jörgen
* Johansson, Kenneth
* Larsen
* Larsson
* Linander
* Lundgren
* Olofsson
* Qarlsson
* Sellén
* Stenmark
* Tiefensee
* Torstensson
* Västerteg

Christian
Democrats|

* Althin
* Andersson
* Attefall
* Brus
* Davidson
* Enochson
* Gustafsson, Holger
* Gustafsson, Lars
* Gylling
* Hägglund
* Höij
* Kihlström
* Landgren
* Lantz
* Larsson
* Lindén
* Lindgren, Else-Marie
* Lindgren, Ulrik
* Lindström
* Marcelind
* Odell
* Oscarsson
* Pålsson Ahlgren
* Persson
* Runegrund
* Sandahl
* Skånberg
* Svensson, Alf
* Svensson, Ingvar
* Tjernberg
* Vänerlöv
* von der Esch
* Wälivaara

Greens|

* Ångström
* Björnlod
* Domeij
* Eriksson
* Feltzing
* Fridolin
* Hedström
* Hillar Rosenqvist
* Holm
* Johansson
* Jönsson
* Roxbergh
* Ruwaida
* Saarinen
* Stalín
* Lindholm
* Valtersson
* Wetterstrand

Left|

* Åström
* Bäckström
* Beijer
* Burman
* Danestig
* Dinamarca
* Einarsson
* Engström
* Gustavsson
* Hellberg
* Henriksson
* Thorborg
* Hoffmann
* Holma
* Jóhannesson
* Karlsson
* Larsson
* Linna
* Lönnroth
* Olsson
* Lundström
* Ohly
* Özürküt
* Pedersen
* Rosengren
* Schyman*
* Sjöstrand
* Sköld Jansson
* Stafilidis
* Svensson Smith
* Wahlén
* Wiklund

Liberal
People's|

* Acketoft
* Ångström
* Andreasson
* Andrén
* Aronson
* Backman
* Bager
* Bargholtz
* Berg
* Brodén
* Darell
* Darvik
* Ekström
* Ertsborn
* Flyborg
* Franzén
* Fremling
* Granbom Ellison
* Grönlund Krantz
* Hagberg
* Hamilton
* Heinemann
* Hellquist
* Kollmats
* Könberg
* Edlind Friberg
* Krantz
* Leijonborg
* Lundström
* Narti
* Nilsson
* Nordmark
* Nylander
* Ohlsson
* Patriksson
* Pehrson
* Pilsäter
* Rojas
* Romanus
* Sabuni
* Strandberg
* Thorén
* Tysklind
* Ullenhag
* Wahlgren
* Widman
* Wigström
* Wikström
* Winbäck

Moderates|

* Adelsohn Liljeroth
* Ask
* Aurelius
* Axén
* Bill
* Billström
* Björck
* Andersson
* Björling
* Brodén
* Carlsson
* Danielsson
* de Pourbaix-Lundin
* Elmsäter-Svärd
* Engström
* Enström
* Gunnarsson
* Hedquist
* Heister
* Hamilton
* Högmark
* Högström
* Hökmark
* Skårman
* Husmark Pehrsson
* Ibrisagic
* Hammarbergh
* Järrel
* Johansson, Bengt-Anders
* Johansson, Carl-Axel
* Thalén Finné
* Johnsson
* Kjellberg
* Lennmarker
* Lilliehöök
* Lindblad, Göran
* Lindblad, Lars
* Lindgren
* Löfgren
* Lundgren
* Ekendahl
* Magnusson
* Norinder
* Nyström
* Odenberg
* Olsson
* Pålsson. Anne-Marie
* Pålsson, Margareta
* Rådhström
* Reinfeldt
* René
* Roslund
* Sidén
* Sjösten
* Sundell
* Tolgfors
* Unckel
* Hagfeldt
* von Sydow
* Westerberg
* Westman
* Widegren

Social
Democrats|

* Abramsson
* Adelsbo
* Adolfsson Elgestam
* Ahlin
* Ahlqvist
* Andersson
* Andnor
* Nordén
* Arvidsson
* Axelsson, Christina
* Axelsson, Lennart
* Beiming
* Yazdanfar
* Bengtsson
* Berglind
* Berglund
* Berglund Nilsson
* Bernhardsson
* Björkman
* Bjurling
* Bodström
* Sachet
* Bohlin
* Bohlin Olsson
* Bråkenhielm
* Brandin
* Carlsson
* Carlström
* Damberg
* Eberstein
* Ekholm
* Eneroth
* Engelhardt
* Engle
* Engqvist
* Petersson
* Eriksson
* Fagerström
* Forslund
* Frans
* Fransson
* Ahlberg
* Frisk
* Furustrand
* Gille
* Granlund
* Granström
* Green
* Gustafsson
* Hagberg, Christin
* Hagberg, Michael
* Hägg
* Härstedt
* Hassan
* Hietala Nordlund
* Hoff
* Högman
* Holmqvist
* Israelsson
* Jakobsson
* Johansson, Anita
* Johansson, Ann-Kristine
* Johansson, Lars
* Johansson, Morgan
* Jarl Beck
* Johnsson
* Jönsson
* Juholt
* Karlsson, Anders
* Karlsson, Sonia
* Kerimo
* Kjörnsberg
* Klockare
* Kristiansson Karlstedt
* Kvarnström
* Lander
* Larsson, Jan-Olof
* Lilja
* Lindgren
* Lindh
* Olovsson
* Lindkvist
* Löfstrand
* Lövdén
* Larsson, Hillevi
* Ludvigsson
* Lundberg, Agneta
* Lundberg, Carin
* Lundberg, Inger
* Ernkrans
* Magnusson
* Malmström
* Markström
* Messing
* Renström
* Moberg
* Nilsson, Annika
* Andersson
* Nilsson. Lennart
* Nilsson, Martin
* Nordström
* Norlander
* Nuder
* Erlandsson
* Oberg
* Ohlsson
* Öhman
* Olander
* Örnfjäder
* Oskarsson
* Österberg
* Nilsson, Pia
* Östros
* Tesfazion
* Pagrotsky
* Lindén
* Palm
* Papadopoulos
* Pärssinen
* Persson, Catherine
* Persson, Göran
* Astudillo
* Persson, Margareta
* Persson i Simrishamn
* Pettersson
* Rask
* Ringholm
* Nordquist
* Ringman
* Rosengren
* Granberg
* Sahlberg
* Sahlin
* Lejon
* Sandlin-Hedman
* Rådström
* Särnblad
* Segelström
* Nordlander
* Sköldestig
* Olauson
* Skoog
* Söderqvist
* Stenberg
* Sundström
* Åström
* Svensson
* Ternemar
* Thalén
* Emanuel Johansson
* Tingsgård
* Ulvskog
* Vallius
* Vestlund
* Virgin
* von Sydow
* Sherifay
* Wahlström
* Waidelich
* Wegendal
* Wester
* Westerlund Panke
* Wibe
* Winberg
* Sandberg
* Wittgren-Ahl
* Ygeman
* Ytterberg
* Zakrisson

* Replacements and substitutes in brackets
* Substitutes in italics
* *Changed party affiliation during parliamentary term

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