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Åsa Lindhagen
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Åsa Lindhagen

Green PartyMember of the Riksdag

What Åsa Lindhagen 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 Against the committee's proposal Green Party voted against
    • Ändring i en huvudbestämmelse i riksdagsordningen For the committee's proposal Green Party voted for
  2. 11 November 2026

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

    • Vilande förslag Against the committee's proposal Green Party voted against
  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 Green Party voted for

Debates and speeches

The lines under each debate sum up a speech. They are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.

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. 12 November 2026

    Sweden budget bill: M, V, and S debate economic future

    Debatt med anledning av budgetpropositionens avlämnande

    • Highlights that Sweden will not reach its climate goals for 2045 or the goals for 2030. Points out that the forecast has worsened due to the halted electrification of transport and work machinery. Read the speech
    • Argues that Sweden's climate policy has deteriorated and that emissions have increased. Criticizes that uncertain rules and abolished bonuses have stalled electrification and created uncertainty for companies. Read the speech
    • Criticizes the Tidö parties' policy for having destroyed climate work and increased poverty. Argues that the projects for the coming years must be to invest in the green transition and welfare in order to create jobs and reduce inequalities. Read the speech