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Åsa Kullgren
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Åsa Kullgren

Social DemocratsMember of the Riksdag

What Åsa Kullgren has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate, and how the votes went.

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  1. 11 November 2026

    Stärkt konstitutionell beredskap vid krig och svåra kriser (KU6)

    • Vilande förslag For the committee's proposal Social Democrats voted for
    • Ändring i en huvudbestämmelse i riksdagsordningen For the committee's proposal Social Democrats voted for
  2. 11 November 2026

    Ja till grundlagsändringar om abort, medborgarskap och föreningsfrihet (KU9)

    • Vilande förslag For the committee's proposal Social Democrats voted for
  3. 4 November 2026

    Tillgången till personal i det militära försvaret ska förbättras (FöU2)

    • Villkor för förlängd värnplikt för tidigare yrkes- och reservofficerare For the committee's proposal Social Democrats voted for

Debates and speeches

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Where the debate's report was put to a vote, the page says how the person voted. The committee is the group of members that proposed the decision; against usually means for another proposal, a reservation.

  1. 11 November 2026

    Constitutional preparedness: framework for crisis decisions

    Stärkt konstitutionell beredskap (vilande grundlagsförslag m.m.)

    Voted for the committee's proposal on ”Vilande förslag”; Voted for the committee's proposal on ”Ändring i en huvudbestämmelse i riksdagsordningen”

    • Argues that Sweden needs a clear constitutional framework to be able to make fast and legally secure decisions during serious peacetime crises. Wants the government to be able to obtain temporary powers through the Riksdag to create decisiveness combined with democratic control. Read the speech