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Sebastian Cehlin

Sebastian Cehlin

Sebastian Cehlin is a Swedish regional politician for the Moderate Party (centre-right), opposition councillor (oppositionsråd) and group leader for the Moderates in Region Örebro County, and second vice chair of its regional board.

Party
Moderate Party
Political position

Centre-right · Where sources place the party (Moderate Party)
Wikipedia: centre-right (Moderate Party)
Ideology: liberal conservatism, liberalism, conservatism

4%Probability · Regional Board Chair of Örebro?

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Voting day
(24 days ago)

He is named in the market on the next Regional Board Chair of Region Örebro County, for the regional vote of 13 September 2026.

Career

Cehlin is listed by the Moderates in Örebro as opposition councillor and group leader in the regional office of Region Örebro County. Regional pages list him as second vice chair of the regional board, where the chair is Andreas Svahn of the Social Democrats.

Positions

In September 2025 Cehlin told SVT that the Moderates opposed the regional tax increase of 2024 and want the tax lowered and returned to the county's residents, after the region reported a surplus of 600 million kronor. The Moderates in Örebro have also proposed a bonus system for experienced healthcare staff, with 50 million kronor, and more accessible primary care.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Moderaterna Örebro · SVT Örebro · Wikipedia

  1. Sebastian Cehlin 4%
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Regional Board Chair of Örebro?

OutcomeLeft – RightProbability
Jenny SteenCentre-left78%
Sebastian CehlinCentre-right4%
Markus Allard4%
Charlotta Englund<1%
Behcet Barsom<1%
Elin Jensen<1%
Johan Stolpen<1%
Willhelm Sundman<1%

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