
Mikael Strandman
Mikael Strandman, born 1966, is a Swedish Sweden Democrats politician with an engineering degree from the Royal Institute of Technology.
- Born
- 1966 (60 years), Danderyd
- Party
- Sweden Democrats
- Office
- Member of the Committee on the Constitution 2019–
Right · Where sources place the party (Sweden Democrats)
Wikipedia: right-wing to far-right (Sweden Democrats)
Ideology: national conservatism, right-wing populism
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He was a member of the Riksdag from 2018 to 2022, sat on Norrtälje's municipal council and in Stockholm County's regional assembly, and was his party's top candidate in the 2022 Värmland regional election. He is named among the possible contenders for the next Regional Board Chair of Region Värmland.
Career
Strandman graduated from the Royal Institute of Technology in 1997 and has worked in healthcare, military service, steel production, research, bus driving and party administration. He has been a Norrtälje municipal councillor since 2015, chaired the party's Norrtälje branch, and sat in the Riksdag for Stockholm County from September 2018 to September 2022, including on the Committee on the Constitution. SVT reported in September 2022 that he had moved from Norrtälje to Karlstad that summer and headed the Sweden Democrats' list for the Värmland regional election, saying the party needed someone experienced.
- Member of the Committee on the Constitution 2019–
- Member of the Swedish Riksdag 2018–2022
Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Sveriges riksdag · SVT Nyheter · Wikipedia
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Regional Board Chair of Värmland?
| Outcome | Left – Right | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Åsa Johansson | Centre-left | 92% |
| Sara Gunnarsson | 4% | |
| Fredrik Larsson | 3% | |
| Tobias Eriksson | 2% | |
| Mikael Strandman | Right | 2% |
| Elisabeth Björk | 1% | |
| Marianne Utterdahl | <1% | |
| Erik Evestam | <1% | |
| Sara Hallin | <1% |