Ida Gabrielsson
Swedish politician (born 1981)
Ida Gabrielsson
Gabrielsson in 2010
Assumed office 24 September 2018Constituency
Born 1981 (age 42–43) Political party Left Party
Ida Gabrielsson (born 1981)[ 1] is a Swedish politician. Since September 2018, she serves as Member of the Riksdag .[ 2] She was again elected as Member of the Riksdag in September 2022.[ 3] [ 4] She represents the constituency of Stockholm Municipality .[ 3] [ 4] She represented Stockholm County from 2018 to 2022. She is affiliated with the Left Party .[ 5] Since 2020, she has been the deputy chairman of the Left Party.[ 6]
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Ahlberg
Andersson, Johan
Andersson, Magdalena
Baylan
Begic
Björck
Björklund
Bladelius
Bucht
Burwick
Büser
Carlsson
Carvalho
Dahlqvist
Damberg
Dibrani
Ekström
El-Haj
Eneroth
Engström
Eriksson
Ernkrans
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Forslund
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Håkansson
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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
Larsson, Dag
Larsson, Hillevi
Larsson, Malin
Larsson, Rikard
Lennström
Lindberg
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Lindh
Löberg
Löfstrand
Löfven
Lundgren
Lundh Sammeli
Lundqvist
Manhammar
Mejern Larsson
Möller
Naraghi
Niemi
Nilsson, Ingemar
Nilsson, Jennie
Nilsson, Kristina
Nilsson, Pia)
Nylund Watz
Nysmed
Ödebrink
Ohlsson
Olovsson
Olsson
Österberg
Ottosson
Persson
Pettersson, Helén
Pettersson, Marianne
Rådström Baastad
Redar
Sandell
Sätherberg
Shekarabi
Strandhäll
Strömkvist
Svantorp
Tegnér
Thorell
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Wiking
Ygeman
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Amloh
Andersson, Johan
Andersson, Magdalena
Backeskog
Begic
Birinxhiku
Björck
Björk
Björklund
Bladelius
Büser
Carlsson, Gunilla
Carlsson, Rose-Marie
Carvalho
Cisija
Dahlqvist
Damberg
de Basso
Dibrani
Ekström
El-Haj
Eneroth
Eriksson, Åsa
Eriksson, Sofie
Ernkrans
Ezelius
Forslund
From
Fundahn
Guteland
Haider
Håkansson
Hallengren
Haraldsson
Hedberg
Helmersson Olsson
Holmqvist
Hultqvist
Isaksson
Järrebring
Johansson, Lena
Johansson, Morgan
Jonsson
Kallifatides
Karkiainen
Karlsson, Åsa
Karlsson, Niklas
Kasirga
Kronståhl
Köse
Lantz
Larsson, Lars Mejern
Larsson, Malin
Leghissa
Lennström
Lindberg
Lindh
Löberg
Löfstrand
Lundh Sammeli
Lundqvist
Magnusson
Manhammar
Möller
Naraghi
Nilsson
Nouri
Nylund Watz
Nysmed
Ödebrink
Ohlsson
Olovsson
Olsson
Ottosson
Pettersson
Pihl Krabbe
Räihä
Redar
Rodén
Rojhan Gustafsson
Sandell
Sätherberg
Selin
Shekarabi
Sigvardsson
Sjöblom
Sköld
Skönnbrink
Stenlöf
Strandhäll
Strömberg
Sundin
Svantorp
Tegnér
Thorell
Thunström
Vencu Velasquez Castro
Vepsä
Vikström
Völker
Wallentheim
Westerén
Westlund
Wickman
Wiechel
Wiking
Ygeman
Sweden Democrats
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