Emma Carlsson Löfdahl

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Emma Maria Carlsson Löfdahl, formerly Emma Löfdahl Landberg, (born Andersson on 26 September 1970 in parish in Jönköping Municipality, Småland^[1]) was a member of the Riksdag from Jönköping County constituency. Formerly a member of the Liberal Peoples' Party, since March 2019 she has been an independent. In 2021, she announced that she would leave the Riksdag effective August 1, 2021. She was succeeded by Liberal .^[2]

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