List of members of the Riksdag, 2010–14

This is a list of members of the Swedish parliament for the term 2010–2014. The MPs were elected in the general election held on 19 September 2010 and took office on 4 October 2010.^[1] The next general election, when a new parliament will be elected, is scheduled to take place in 2014.

Composition

Composition of the Swedish parliament.

Parties currently in the government are marked in bold.

List of elected MPs

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Facts about the elected MPs

• Youngest MP: William Petzäll (born 1988).^[1]
• Oldest MP: Barbro Westerholm (born 1933).^[1]
• Longest serving MP: Per Westerberg (since 1977).^[2]
• Gender balance: 192 (55%) men and 157 (45%) women.^[1]
• Number of MPs who have never served in the parliament before: 106.^[1]
• Number of MPs who served in the parliament during the previous term: 233.^[1]
• Number of MPs have who served as MPs or substitutes during any other previous terms: 10.^[1]

References

External links

• Parliament of Sweden - Members

Lists of members of the Riksdag
Första kammaren (1867–1970) (upper house of the Riksdag)	all
Andra kammaren (1867–1970) (lower house of the Riksdag)	all 1867–69 1870–72 1873–75 1876–78 1879–81 1882–84 1885–87 1888–90 1891–93 1894–96 1897–99 1900–02 1903–05 1906–08 1909–11 1912–14 1914 1915–17 1918–20 1921 1922–24 1925–28 1929–32 1933–36 1937–40 1941–44 1945–48 1949–52 1953–56 1957–58 1958–60 1961–64 1965–68 1969–70
Unicameral Riksdag (1971–present)	1971–73 1974–76 1976–79 1979–82 1982–85 1985–88 1988–91 1991–94 1994–98 1998–2002 2002–06 2006–10 2010–14 current (former)
See also Politics of Sweden Political parties in Sweden Elections in Sweden