Swedish politician (born 1972)
Not to be confused with the handball player
Åsa Mogensen (née Eriksson).
Åsa Elisabeth Eriksson (born 1972) is a Swedish politician, trade unionist and member of the Riksdag , the national legislature . A member of the Social Democratic Party , she has represented Västmanland County since March 2018.[ 1] substitute member of the Riksdag three times: August 2016 to April 2017 (for Olle Thorell ); October 2017 to March 2018 (for Anna Wallén ); and March 2018 (for Anna Wallén).[ 1]
Eriksson is the daughter of teachers Björn Eriksson and Anna-Britta Eriksson (née Sjögren).[ 1] Uppsala University .[ 1] municipal council in Norberg Municipality since 2011.[ 1]
Centre Christian Greens Left Liberals Moderates Social Ahlberg Andersson, Johan Andersson, Magdalena Baylan Begic Björck Björklund Bladelius Bucht Burwick Büser Carlsson Carvalho Dahlqvist Damberg Dibrani Ekström El-Haj Eneroth Engström Eriksson Ernkrans Ezelius Fazelian Forslund From Haider Håkansson Hallengren Haraldsson Hellman Hellmark Knutsson Helmersson Olsson Hoff Holmqvist Hultqvist Järrebring Johansson, Anna Johansson, Morgan Johansson, Ylva Jonsson Karkiainen Karlsson, Annelie Karlsson, Åsa Karlsson, Niklas Kasirga Köse Kronståhl Larsson, Dag Larsson, Hillevi Larsson, Malin Larsson, Rikard Lennström Lindberg Lindestam Lindh Löberg Löfstrand Löfven Lundgren Lundh Sammeli Lundqvist Manhammar Mejern Larsson Möller Naraghi Niemi Nilsson, Ingemar Nilsson, Jennie Nilsson, Kristina Nilsson, Pia) Nylund Watz Nysmed Ödebrink Ohlsson Olovsson Olsson Österberg Ottosson Persson Pettersson, Helén Pettersson, Marianne Rådström Baastad Redar Sandell Sätherberg Shekarabi Strandhäll Strömkvist Svantorp Tegnér Thorell Töyrä Völker Wallentheim Westerén Westlund Wiechel Wiking Ygeman Sweden Replacements and substitutes in brackets Substitutes in italics
Centre Christian Greens Left Liberals Moderates Social Amloh Andersson, Johan Andersson, Magdalena Backeskog Begic Birinxhiku Björck Björk Björklund Bladelius Büser Carlsson, Gunilla Carlsson, Rose-Marie Carvalho Cisija Dahlqvist Damberg de Basso Dibrani Ekström El-Haj Eneroth Eriksson, Åsa Eriksson, Sofie Ernkrans Ezelius Forslund From Fundahn Guteland Haider Håkansson Hallengren Haraldsson Hedberg Helmersson Olsson Holmqvist Hultqvist Isaksson Järrebring Johansson, Lena Johansson, Morgan Jonsson Kallifatides Karkiainen Karlsson, Åsa Karlsson, Niklas Kasirga Kronståhl Köse Lantz Larsson, Lars Mejern Larsson, Malin Leghissa Lennström Lindberg Lindh Löberg Löfstrand Lundh Sammeli Lundqvist Magnusson Manhammar Möller Naraghi Nilsson Nouri Nylund Watz Nysmed Ödebrink Ohlsson Olovsson Olsson Ottosson Pettersson Pihl Krabbe Räihä Redar Rodén Rojhan Gustafsson Sandell Sätherberg Selin Shekarabi Sigvardsson Sjöblom Sköld Skönnbrink Stenlöf Strandhäll Strömberg Sundin Svantorp Tegnér Thorell Thunström Vencu Velasquez Castro Vepsä Vikström Völker Wallentheim Westerén Westlund Wickman Wiechel Wiking Ygeman Sweden Replacements and substitutes in brackets Substitutes in italics
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