Daniel Helldén

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Daniel Helldén
File:Daniel helldén mp.jpg Helldén in 2012

Spokesperson of the Green Party
Incumbent
Assumed office 18 November 2023 Serving with Märta Stenevi (2023–2024) Amanda Lind (2024–)
Preceded by	Per Bolund
Member of the Riksdag
Incumbent
Assumed office 26 September 2022
Constituency	Stockholm Municipality

Personal details
Born	(1965-06-27) 27 June 1965 (age 61) Luleå, Norrbotten County, Sweden
Party	Green Party
Spouse	Kristina Hanson Granqvist
Children	3
Alma mater	Stockholm University (PhD)

Daniel Helldén (born 27 June 1965)^[1] is a Swedish politician for the Green Party. He has been co-spokesperson of the Green Party since November 2023^[2] and has been Member of the Riksdag since September 2022, representing the constituency of Stockholm Municipality.^[3]^[4]

Helldén earned a PhD in political science from Stockholm University in 2005, writing his dissertation on the Battle of the Elms.^[5] Helldén led the Green Party in the Stockholm Municipality council between 2011 and 2022, and served as Vice Mayor and City Commissioner for Transportation from 2014 to 2022.^[6]

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Party political offices

Preceded by

Per Bolund

Spokesperson of the Green Party
Serving with: Märta Stenevi
2023–present

Incumbent

v t e Green Party of Sweden
Co-spokespersons	Ragnhild Pohanka/Per Gahrton (1984–1985) Ragnhild Pohanka/Birger Schlaug (1985–1986) Eva Goës/Birger Schlaug (1986–1988) Fiona Björling/Anders Nordin (1988–1990) Margareta Gisselberg/Jan Axelsson (1990–1991) Jan Axelsson (1991–1992) Marianne Samuelsson/Birger Schlaug (1992–1999) Lotta Hedström/Birger Schlaug (1999–2000) Lotta Hedström/Matz Hammarström (2000–2002) Maria Wetterstrand/Peter Eriksson (2002–2011) Gustav Fridolin/Åsa Romson (2011–2016) Gustav Fridolin/Isabella Lövin (2016–2019) Per Bolund/Isabella Lövin (2019–2021) Per Bolund/Märta Stenevi (2021–2023) Daniel Helldén/Märta Stenevi (2023–2024) Daniel Helldén/Amanda Lind (2024– )
Party secretary	Kjell Dahlström (1985–1999) Håkan Wåhlstedt (1999–2007) Agneta Börjesson (2007–2011) Anders Wallner (2011–2016) Amanda Lind (2016–2019) Marléne Tamlin (2019, acting) Märta Stenevi (2019–2021) Katrin Wissing (2021–)
Parliamentary group co-leaders	Inger Schörling/Claes Roxbergh (1988–1991) Per Lager/Marianne Samuelsson (1994–1998) Per Lager/Marianne Samuelsson (1998–2002) Helena Hillar Rosenqvist/Mikael Johansson (2002–2006) Mikaela Valtersson/Mikael Johansson (2006–2008) Mikaela Valtersson/Ulf Holm (2008–2010) Mikaela Valtersson/Mehmet Kaplan (2010–2011) Mehmet Kaplan/Gunvor G. Ericson (2011–2014) Maria Ferm/Jonas Eriksson (2014–2019) Jonas Eriksson/Janine Alm Ericson (2019) Janine Alm Ericson/Annika Hirvonen (2019–2022) Annika Hirvonen/Rasmus Ling (2022–)
In government position	Löfven I (2014–2019)¹ Löfven II (2019–2021)¹ Löfven III (2021)¹
Convenors	Gunvor G. Ericson (1995–1997) Conny Wahlström (1997–1999) Ulf Holm (1999–2002) Anita Jonsson (2002–2003) Ulf Holm (2003–2006) Magnus Johansson (2006–2011) Helene Öberg (2011–2014) Jon Karlfeldt (2014–2017) Marléne Tamlin (2017–2020) Linus Lakso (2020–2022) Marcus Friberg (2022–)
¹ Coalition government with the Social Democrats Young Greens Green politics European Green Party

v t e ← Members of the Riksdag, 2022–2026 →
Speaker: Andreas Norlén (M) First Deputy Speaker: Kenneth G. Forslund (S) Second Deputy Speaker: Julia Kronlid (SD) Third Deputy Speaker: Kerstin Lundgren (C)
Centre	Ådahl, Anders Ådahl, Martin Akhondi Bäckström Smedman Bergenblock Björk Cato Demirok Deremar Heie Johansson Jonsson Larsson, Mikael Larsson, Stina Lasses Liljeberg Lindahl Lööf Karlsson Lundgren Nordin Paarup-Petersen Nyman Sjölund Tandh Ringqvist Vilhelmsson
Christian Democrats	Ankarberg Johansson Rinaldo Miller André Bengtsson Berntsson Brodin Brunegård Busch Hovskär Carlsson Norlin Eklind Elofsson Engström Forssmed Örbrink Aydin Jacobsson Kihlström Oscarsson, Magnus Oscarsson, Mikael Ottosson Söder Utbult
Greens	Ali Elmi Alm Ericson Berginger Bolund Berglund Hansén Helldén Hirvonen Lakso Lahti Le Moine Lind Lindhagen Luhr Ling Nasr Nohrén Riise Risberg Söderberg Stenevi Palmstierna Westerlund
Left	Andersson-Tay Awad Dadgostar Delgado Varas Esbati Lennkvist Manriquez Fredholm Gabrielsson Gonzalez Westling Gunnarsson Haddou Jallow Johnsson Fornarve Karlsson Lahti Mixter Nordborg Rågsjö Riazat Svenneling Szatmári Waldau Tsouplaki Weidby Westerlund Snecker Wetterling
Liberals	Avci Blom Karlsson Danielsson Eklund Forssell Melin Gellerman Hannah Malm Nordquist Olofsgård Pehrson Nilsson Persson Mårtensen Pourmokhtari Hamilton Rojas Rönn Starbrink
Moderates	Åberg Alm Anstrell Axén Olin Beckman Bergheden Berglund Billström Hornberger Bohlin Carlsson Bouveng Brunsberg Cederfelt Damsgaard Drougge Engsund Enström Ericson Forssell Nordblom Green Göthberg Hammar Johnsson Hänel Sandström Heindorff Höglund Högström Lundkvist Hultberg Jansson Jonson Resare Josefsson Juntti Karapet Karlsson i Luleå Kärrholm Kristersson af Sillén Lifvenhage Lund Kopparklint Malmer Stenergard Johnsson Malmqvist Manouchi Meijer Nicholson Nilsson Nordström Norlén Nordström Ollén Olsson Ottoson Püss Quicklund Ragnarsson Rantsi Riedl Rosencrantz Rosengren Roswall Ahlstedt Skalberg Karlsson Sonesson Ahlström Köster Stockhaus Storckenfeldt Svantesson Tolgfors Svärd Thuresson Lewerentz Wallmark Waltersson Grönvall Wernäng Wärnick Weinerhall Widegren Wykman Reuterskiöld
Social Democrats	Amloh Andersson, Johan Andersson, Magdalena Lindvall Backeskog Begic Birinxhiku Björck Björk Björklund Bladelius Büser Carlsson, Gunilla Carlsson, Rose-Marie Carvalho Cisija Dahlqvist Damberg Bayibsa de Basso Muranovic Dibrani Gashi Ekström El-Haj Eneroth Olesen Eriksson, Åsa Eriksson, Sofie Olsson Ernkrans Andersson, Daniel Ezelius Andersson, Marcus Forslund From Fundahn Guteland Haider Håkansson Hallengren Petersson Haraldsson Hedberg Helmersson Olsson Holmqvist Svensson Hultqvist Güclü Hedin Isaksson Järrebring Johansson, Lena Johansson, Morgan Gustafsson Jonsson Kallifatides Karkiainen Mörk Karlsson, Åsa Karlsson, Niklas Kasirga Kronståhl Köse Lantz Larsson, Lars Mejern Larsson, Malin Leghissa Lennström Lindberg Lindh Löberg Löfstrand Lundh Sammeli Lundqvist Svensk Larm Magnusson Manhammar Rydell Möller Naraghi Nilsson Nouri Örn Nylund Watz Nysmed Ödebrink Ohlsson Ekeroth Clausson Olovsson Wasberg Olsson Ottosson Pettersson Pihl Krabbe Räihä Redar Rodén Rojhan Gustafsson Sandell Sätherberg Bäckelin Selin Shekarabi Wennerström Sigvardsson Sjöblom Sköld Skönnbrink Stenlöf Voyvodova Strandhäll Kayhan Strömberg Sundin Svantorp Tegnér Thorell Thunström Vencu Velasquez Castro Vepsä Vikström Völker Wallentheim Westerén Westlund Wickman Wiechel Wiking Ygeman Bjellqvist
Sweden Democrats	Åkesson Alftberg Andersson, Jonas Andersson, Lars Andersson, Pontus Andersson, Tobias Aranda Arkhem Aspling Bengtsson Björnerfors Bjälkö Blomkvist Boulwén Broman Bäckström Johansson Christiansson Dioukarev Eklöf Emilsson Enholm Eriksson Eriksson Falk Eskilandersson Farivar Filper Fransson Rangdag From Utterstedt Gholam Ali Pour Gille Grubb Hedlund Hellsborn Jomshof Jönsson Karlsson Kinnunen Kronlid Kroon Westmont Lång Hellhoff Lindahl Lindberg Lindholm Lundberg Marttinen Morell Nordberg Giertz Lönn Nyberg Olin Palmqvist Perez Kumpula Persson, Daniel Persson, Magnus Quensel Reslow Rubbestad Sällström Göran Hargestam
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