Emma Hult

Emma Hult
File:Emma Hult.jpg Hult in August 2021

Member of the Riksdag
In office 29 September 2014 – 26 September 2022
Constituency	Jönköping County

Personal details
Born	1988 (age 37–38)
Party	Green Party

Emma Ulla Elisabet Hult (born 1988) is a Swedish politician and former member of the Riksdag, the national legislature. A member of the Green Party, she represented Jönköping County between September 2014 and September 2022.^[1]

Hult was educated in Trelleborg.^[1] She studied engineering at Jönköping University and architecture at Deakin University.^[1] She was a building permit administrator from 2011 to 2012 and a development engineer from 2012 to 2014.^[1]

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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–)
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Christian Democrats	Adaktusson Sacrédeus Anefur Engström Ankarberg Johansson Ingeson Brodin Busch Carlson, Andreas Ingeson Damm Eklind Forssmed Jonsson Hagman Halef Jacobsson Kihlström Loord Brunegård Oscarsson, Magnus Oscarsson, Mikael Ottosson Skånberg Söder Steensland Szyber Pethrus Carlsson, Christian Carlsson, Christian Lönnberg Utbult
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Social Democrats	Ahlberg Andersson, Johan Andersson, Magdalena Vikström Rojhan Gustafsson Selin Baylan Selin Rojhan Gustafsson Selin Halef Rojhan Gustafsson Begic Björck Björklund Bladelius Emilsson Bucht Sköld Sköld Burwick Büser Carlsson Carvalho Nådin Dahlqvist Damberg Lönnberg Rojhan Gustafsson Selin Halef Dibrani Ekström El-Haj Eneroth Carlsson Engström Güclü Hedin Eriksson Ernkrans Andersson Jansson Ezelius Fazelian Örn Forslund From Haider Håkansson Hallengren Petersson Haraldsson Hellman Engdahl Hellmark Knutsson Rojhan Gustafsson Vikström Helmersson Olsson Hoff Holmqvist Hultqvist Güclü Hedin Eriksson Järrebring Johansson, Anna Johansson, Morgan Gustafsson Johansson, Ylva Hammarberg Hammarberg Vepsä Jonsson Karkiainen Bergstedt Karlsson, Annelie Karlsson, Åsa Karlsson, Niklas Kasirga Kayhan Köse Kronståhl Mizimovic Larsson, Dag Bjellqvist Larsson, Hillevi Granlund Larsson, Malin Larsson, Rikard Lennström Sjöblom Lindberg Lindestam Lindh Löberg Löfstrand Löfven Omanović Strömberg Strömberg Lundgren Lundh Sammeli Lundqvist Lindberg Manhammar Svensson Mejern Larsson Möller Emilsson Naraghi Mizimovic Niemi Nilsson, Ingemar Omanović Nilsson, Jennie Heikkinen Breitholtz Nilsson, Kristina Nilsson, Pia) Nylund Watz Nysmed Ödebrink Ohlsson Olovsson Ståhlgren Amloh Olsson Jacobsson Österberg Ottosson Persson Strand Laitinen Carlsson Pettersson, Helén Pettersson, Marianne Rådström Baastad Andersson Redar Sandell Abdirahman Sätherberg Frimert Shekarabi Lantz Sjöblom Lantz Kayhan Bjellqvist Ojanne Törnestam Strandhäll Strömkvist Svantorp Tegnér Bayibsa Thorell Töyrä Bergstedt Völker Axelsson Selin Axelsson Färm Bayibsa Halef Wallentheim Westerén Westlund Wiechel Stenberg Wiking Ygeman Vepsä Bjellqvist Kayhan Vepsä Bjellqvist Ojanne
Sweden Democrats	Åfeldt Åkesson Andersson, Jonas Mattias Andersson, Jonas Peter Andersson, Lars Andersson, Tobias Aranda Aspling Olofsson Bäckström Johansson Bengtsson Bieler Perez Lövgren Broman Christiansson Dioukarev Eklöf Emilsson Enholm Eriksson Eskilandersson Filper Fransson From Utterstedt Gille Plath Grubb Hedlund Hermansson Andersson, Pontus Jomshof Jönsson Karlsson Kinnunen Kronlid Lång Lindahl Lindberg Lundberg Marttinen Millard Söderlund Morell Nordberg Nordengrip Nyberg Oskarsson Östberg Palmqvist Persson Quensel Ramhorn Reslow Rubbestad Sällström Sjöstedt Skalin Söder Ståhl Ståhl Herrstedt Stenkvist Strandman Sundin Vinge Westroth Wiechel Nilsson
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