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Martin Hallander

Member of the Riksdag
Incumbent
Assumed office 28 September 2026
Constituency	Skåne County Northern and Eastern

Personal details
Born	(1993-07-02) 2 July 1993 (age 33)
Party	Christian Democrats

Martin Erik Hallander (born 2 July 1993) is a Swedish politician who was elected member of the Riksdag in 2026.^[1] From 2018 to 2020, he served as chairman of the Young Christian Democrats.^[2]

References

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↑ "Fördelning av mandat i riksdagen och fastställande av vilka kandidater som valts till ledamöter och ersättare" (PDF) (in Swedish). Election Authority. 19 September 2026.
↑ "Skyttedal placerades tvåa – kollegan toppar EU-listan". Altinget.se (in Swedish). 26 September 2023.

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Centre	Ådahl, Anders Ådahl, Martin Ahlstedt Algotsson Bäckström Bergenblock Brihall Demirok Deremar Elfström Haara Heie Johansson Larsson Lasses Liljeberg Lundgren Nordin Ohlsson Paarup-Petersen Sandberg Sjölund Smidt Johnsson Thand Ringqvist Vilhelmsson
Christian Democrats	André Bengtsson Berntsson Brodin Busch Carlsson Engström Forssmed Hallander Hovskär [sv] Jacobsson Kerr Kihlström Lann Norlin Oscarsson, Magnus Oscarsson, Mikael Ottosson Rinaldo Miller Sabo Söder Svensson [sv]
Greens	Ali Elmi Alm Ericson Asgari Bakircioglu [sv] Friberg Hansén Helldén Hirvonen Isa Le Moine Lind Lindhagen Lindqvist Mohamed Nasr Nohrén Riise Risberg Salander Seye Larsen [sv] Vikhe Patil Westerlund
Left	Ali Andersson-Tay Asaiesh Awad Bengtsson Bernmar Björk Dadgostar Forsberg [sv] Gabrielsson Gonzalez Westling Gunnarsson Hassan Hultén Höglund Velasquez Lahti Lennkvist Manriquez Lindberg Mahdi Örgård Östh Martinez Roldan Merelaid Hankins Rasovic Smedberg [sv] Sönnergren [sv] Svenneling Tånghag [sv] Täljeblad [sv] Weidby
Liberals	Andersson Britz Edholm Forssell Haddad [sv] Karlsbro Karlson [sv] Larsson Leijonborg Littke Mårtensen Mohamsson Nordquist Nygårds Pourmokhtari Prins Rojas Schölander Sundman
Moderates	Åberg Ahlstedt Alm Anstrell Axén Olin Beckman Bergheden Bergius Eriksson Berglund Bohlin Carlsson [sv] Coenraads [sv] Damsgaard Dousa Drougge Ekeblad Enström Forssell Frohm Green Göthberg Hastig Olsson Hänel Sandström Högström Jonson Josefsson Karlsson Kärrholm Kristersson Lewerentz Liljestrand Lyckestam Malmer Stenergard Malmqvist Manouchi Meijer Netterberg Nicholson Nilsson Nordblom Nordström Norlén Ollén Olson Olsson Ottoson Püss Ragnarsson Rantsi Resare [sv] Reuterskiöld Riedl Rosencrantz Rosengren Ryder Wikén Roswall Sander [sv] af Sillén Skalberg Karlsson Storckenfeldt Strömmer Svantesson Svensson Svärd Thonander Vedin Wahlström [sv] Waltersson Grönvall Wärnick Weinerhall Wykman
Social Democrats	Alkurdi Amloh Andersson, Åsa [sv] Andersson, Johan Andersson, Magdalena Andersson, Marcus [sv] Andersson Hammarstrand Andreae Backeskog Begic Berggren [sv] Birinxhiku Björklund Bosetti-Kristoffersson Büser Carlsson Carvalho Cronert Dahl Andersson Dahlqvist Damberg de Basso Eriksson Ernkrans Ezelius Fohlin Fridlund From Gashi Guteland Haider Håkansson Hallengren Hammarlund Aguirre Haraldsson Hedberg Högberg [sv] Hultqvist Isacsson Jansson Järrebring Johansson, Magnus [sv] Johansson, Morgan Jonsson Kallifatides Karkiainen Karlsson Kasirga Khatchadourian Kristiansson Lantz Larsson Lindberg Lindblad Lindh Löberg Lundh Sammeli Lundqvist Magnusson Malm Melby Möller Muranovic Nilsson Nouri Nysmed Olesen Olovsson Olsson, Kalle Olsson, Marie Pettersson Frank Pihl Krabbe Räihä Redar Rodén Rojhan Rosell Rud Stenlöf Sandell Sätherberg Selin Shekarabi Skönnbrink Söderström Sohrabi [sv] Stadell Strömberg Sundin Svensson Tegnér Thunström Vencu Velasquez Castro Vepsä Völker Wallentheim Westlund Wiechel Winther Ygeman
Sweden Democrats	Ahlqvist [sv] Åkesson Alftberg Andersson, Jonas Andersson, Pontus Andersson, Tobias Aranda Aspling Bäckström Johansson Bengtsson Brandberg Broman Bylund Christiansson Dioukarev Emilsson Eneblad Enholm Eriksson, Peter Eriksson, Yasmine Eriksson Falk Eskilandersson Filper Forsberg Fransson From Utterstedt Giertz Gille Gomér Hedlund Jomshof Jönsson Karlsson Kinnunen Kors Kronlid Kronvall Lennartsson Lindahl Lindberg Marttinen Palmqvist Perez Persson Reslow Sahlin Sjöstedt Skaarnes Söder Söderlund Stegrud Strömberg [sv] Svedin Tiblom Tireland Vinge Westerberg Westmont Westroth Widerberg Ylivallo Altenhammar Yurkovskiy
Permanent and temporary substitutes in brackets Temporary substitutes in italics ^‡Relinquished mandate prior to taking office *Changed party affiliation during Riksdag term ^†Died in office

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