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This is a list of municipal commissioners for finance of Stockholm (finansborgarråd).

The office of municipal commissioner for finance was set up in 1920. While the mayor (borgmästare) before 1920 was appointed by the government, the municipal commissioner for finance is elected by the Stockholm city council. After a reform in 1940, the municipal commissioner for finance always represents the ruling political majority coalition in the city. From 1994 the municipal commissioner for finance is also chairman of the municipal board (kommunstyrelsen), a title often called mayor in English.

Occupants from 1920 till now

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Name Image Term Political Party
 Carl Juhlin-Dannfelt1920–1926Conservative
Gustaf Söderlund1926–1931Conservative
Knut G. Ewerlöf1931–1936Conservative
Halvar Sundberg1936–1940Conservative
Zeth Höglund1940–1950Social Democrat
John Bergvall1950–1954Liberal
Erik Huss1954–1958Liberal
Hjalmar Mehr1958–1966Social Democrat
Per-Olof Hansson1966–1970Liberal
Albert Aronsson1971–1973Social Democrat
John-Olof Persson1973–1976Social Democrat
Ulf Adelsohn1976–1979Moderate
John-Olof Persson1979–1986Social Democrat
Sture Palmgren1986–1988Moderate
Mats Hulth1988–1991Social Democrat
Carl Cederschiöld1991–1994Moderate
Mats Hulth1994–1998Social Democrat
Carl Cederschiöld1998–2002Moderate
Annika Billström2002–2006Social Democrat
Kristina Axén Olin2006–2008Moderate
Sten Nordin2008–2014Moderate
Karin Wanngård2014–2018Social Democrat
Anna König Jerlmyr2018–2022Moderate
Karin Wanngård2022–Social Democrat

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