List of prime ministers of Sweden

The Prime Minister (Swedish: statsminister, literally "Minister of the State") is the head of government in Sweden. Before the creation of the office of a Prime Minister in 1876, Sweden did not have a head of government separate from its head of state, namely the King, in whom the executive authority was vested. Louis De Geer, the architect behind the new bicameral Riksdag of 1866 that replaced the centuries-old Riksdag of the Estates, became the first officeholder in 1876. The current Prime Minister of Sweden is Stefan Löfven, leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party. Below is the list and statistics of Prime Ministers of Sweden since the creation of the office in 1876.

Current Prime Minister Stefan Löfven was appointed on 3 October 2014.

Before 1876

List of Lords High Chancellor and Presidents of the Chancellery (1538–1809)

Before 1876, when the office of a single prime minister was created, Sweden did not have a head of government separate from the King. Historically though, the most senior member of the Privy Council (during the absolute rule this was the Lord High Chancellor) had certain similarities to the office of a head of government. This was most evident during the so-called Age of Liberty from 1718 to 1772, when powers of the Monarch were greatly reduced and the President of the Privy Council became the most powerful political figure in Sweden.

• Count Conrad von Pyhy (1 August 1538 – 1543)
• Count Nils Gyllenstierna (1560–1590)
• Count Erik Sparre (1593 – 20 March 1600)
• Count Svante Bielke (1602 – 2 July 1609)
• Count Axel Oxenstierna (6 January 1612 – 28 August 1654)
• Count Erik Oxenstierna (28 August 1654 – 23 October 1656)
• Count Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie (13 February 1660 – 10 June 1680)
• Count Bengt Oxenstierna (June 1680 – 1685; acting) (1685 – 12 July 1702)
• Count Nils Gyldenstolpe (12 July 1702 – December 1705; acting) (December 1705 – 4 May 1709)
• Count Arvid Horn (21 March 1710 – 10 April 1719)
• Count Gustaf Cronhielm (15 May 1719 – 12 December 1719)
• Count Johan August Meijerfeldt (12 December 1719 – 22 April 1720; acting)
• Count Arvid Horn (22 April 1720 – 18 December 1738)
• Count Gustaf Bonde (18 December 1738 – 16 April 1739; acting)
• Count Carl Gyllenborg (16 April 1739 – 9 December 1746)
• Count Carl Gustaf Tessin (9 December 1746 – 5 December 1747; acting) (5 December 1747 – March 1752)
• Count Andreas Johan von Höpken (17 March 1752 – 5 February 1761)
• Count Claes Ekeblad (10 April 1761 – 12 August 1765)
• Count Carl Gustaf Löwenhielm (9 September 1765 – 7 March 1768)
• Baron Fredrik von Friesendorff (7 March 1768 – 30 May 1769; acting)
• Count Claes Ekeblad (30 May 1769 – 9 October 1771)
• Count Ulrik Scheffer (9 October 1771 – 22 April 1772; acting)
• Count Joachim von Düben (22 April 1772 – 22 August 1772)
• Count Ulrik Scheffer (23 August 1772 – 5 June 1783)
• Count Gustaf Philip Creutz (5 June 1783 – 30 October 1785)
• Baron Malte Ramel (30 October 1785 – May 1786)
• Baron Emanuel de Geer (May 1786 – 13 June 1787)
• Count Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna (May 1786 – 14 November 1789)
• Count Karl Wilhelm von Düben (1788 – 8 November 1790)
• Baron Evert Wilhelm Taube (29 March 1792 – 1792)
• Count Fredrik Sparre (16 July 1792 – 14 December 1799)
• Baron Fredrik Wilhelm von Ehrenheim (28 May 1801 – 28 March 1809)
• Count Lars von Engeström (May 1809 – June 1809)

Prime Ministers for Justice (1809–1876)

At the adoption of the new Instrument of Government of 1809, the two offices of Prime Minister for Justice (Swedish: Justitiestatsminister) and Prime Minister for Foreign Affairs (Swedish: Utrikesstatsminister) were created, though their roles were no more than just the heads of their respective ministries. When the office of the Prime Minister was created in 1876, the Prime Ministers for Justice and Foreign Affairs were thus subsequently demoted to Minister for Justice and Minister for Foreign Affairs. Unlike the Minister for Justice, the Minister for Foreign Affairs did however continue to be styled as "Excellency", an honour shared only with the Prime Minister.[1][2]

Name		Took office	Left office	Political party
	Carl Axel Wachtmeister	9 June 1809	5 April 1810	Independent
	Fredrik Gyllenborg	5 April 1810	18 August 1829	Independent
	Mathias Rosenblad	18 August 1829	16 May 1840	Independent
	Arvid Mauritz Posse	16 May 1840	5 September 1840	Independent
	Carl Petter Törnebladh (acting)	5 September 1840	14 January 1841	Independent
	Carl Petter Törnebladh	14 January 1841	5 January 1843	Independent
	Lars Herman Gyllenhaal	5 January 1843	28 December 1844	Independent
	Johan Nordenfalk	28 December 1844	9 March 1846	Independent
	Arvid Mauritz Posse	23 March 1846	10 April 1848	Independent
	Gustaf Sparre	10 April 1848	25 September 1856	Independent
	Claës Günther	25 September 1856	7 April 1858	Independent
	Louis De Geer	7 April 1858	3 June 1870	Independent
	Axel Adlercreutz	3 June 1870	8 April 1874	Independent
	Edvard Carleson	4 May 1874	11 May 1875	Independent
	Louis De Geer	11 May 1875	20 March 1876	Independent

Prime Ministers for Foreign Affairs (1809–1876)

Name		Took office	Left office	Political party
	Lars von Engeström	9 June 1809	8 June 1824	Independent
	Gustaf af Wetterstedt	8 June 1824	15 May 1837	Independent
	Adolf Mörner (acting)	15 May 1837	30 January 1838	Independent
	Gustaf Algernon Stierneld	30 January 1838	11 July 1842	Independent
	Albrecht Elof Ihre (acting)	5 September 1840	29 December 1842	Independent
	Albrecht Elof Ihre	29 December 1842	10 April 1848	Independent
	Gustaf Algernon Stierneld	10 April 1848	8 September 1856	Independent
	Elias Lagerheim	8 September 1856	16 March 1858	Independent
	Christofer Rutger Ludvig Manderström	16 March 1858	4 June 1868	Independent
	Carl Wachtmeister	4 June 1868	14 October 1871	Independent
	Baltzar von Platen	10 November 1871	17 December 1872	Independent
	Oscar Björnstjerna	17 December 1872	20 March 1876	Independent

List of Prime Ministers

Colour key      Coalition government     /     Independent and non-partisan     /     Moderate Party and predecessors[nb 1]     /     Liberals and predecessors[nb 2]     /     Social Democrats[nb 3]     /     Centre Party[nb 4] Status key ^§ Extraordinary general election. ^† Died in office. ^‡ Assassinated in office. ^✕ Defeated by motion of no confidence.
Name (Lifespan)			Portrait	Term		Party (Alliance)	Cabinet Parties	Mandate	Monarch (Reign)
				Tenure	Time in office
1		Louis Gerhard De Geer (1818–1896)		20 March 1876 – 19 April 1880	4 years, 30 days	Independent	L. G. De Geer	1875 1878	Oscar II (1872–1907)
2		Arvid Posse (1820–1901)		19 April 1880 – 13 June 1883	3 years, 55 days	Lantmanna Party	Posse	— 1881
3		Carl Johan Thyselius (1811–1891)		13 June 1883 – 16 May 1884	308 days	Independent	Thyselius	—
4		Robert Themptander (1844–1897)		16 May 1884 – 6 February 1888	3 years, 266 days	Independent	Themptander	1884
								1887a^[§]
								1887b
5		Gillis Bildt (1820–1894)		6 February 1888 – 12 October 1889	1 year, 248 days	Independent	G. Bildt	—
6		Gustaf Åkerhielm (1833–1900)		12 October 1889 – 10 July 1891	1 year, 271 days	Protectionist Party	Åkerhielm	— 1890
7		Erik Gustaf Boström (1842–1907)		10 July 1891 – 12 September 1900	9 years, 64 days	Lantmanna Party	Boström I	— 1893 1896 1899
8		Fredrik von Otter (1833–1910)		12 September 1900 – 5 July 1902	1 year, 296 days	Independent	Otter	—
(7)		Erik Gustaf Boström (1842–1907)		5 July 1902 – 13 April 1905	2 years, 282 days	Lantmanna Party	Boström II	— 1902
9		Johan Ramstedt (1852–1935)		13 April 1905 – 2 August 1905	111 days	Independent	Ramstedt	—
10		Christian Lundeberg (1842–1911)		2 August 1905 – 7 November 1905	97 days	Protectionist Party (General Electoral League)	Lundeberg AvF–LS	—
11		Karl Staaff (1860–1915)		7 November 1905 – 29 May 1906	203 days	Liberal Coalition Party	Staaff I LS	1905
12		Arvid Lindman (1862–1936)		29 May 1906 – 7 October 1911	5 years, 131 days	Lantmanna Party (General Electoral League)	Lindman I AvF	— 1908
									Gustaf V (1907–1950)
(11)		Karl Staaff (1860–1915)		7 October 1911 – 17 February 1914	2 years, 133 days	Liberal Coalition Party	Staaff II LS	1911
13		Hjalmar Hammarskjöld (1862–1953)		17 February 1914 – 30 March 1917	3 years, 41 days	Independent	Hammarskjöld	—
								1914a^[§]
								1914b
14		Carl Swartz (1858–1926)		30 March 1917 – 19 October 1917	203 days	National Party (General Electoral League)	Swartz AvF	—
15		Nils Edén (1871–1945)		19 October 1917 – 10 March 1920	2 years, 143 days	Liberal Coalition Party	Edén LS–S	1917
16		Hjalmar Branting (1860–1925)		10 March 1920 – 27 October 1920	231 days	Social Democrats	Branting I S	—
17		Gerhard Louis De Geer (1854–1935)		27 October 1920 – 23 February 1921	119 days	Independent	G. L. De Geer	1920
18		Oscar von Sydow (1873–1936)		23 February 1921 – 13 October 1921	232 days	Independent	von Sydow	—
(16)		Hjalmar Branting (1860–1925)		13 October 1921 – 19 April 1923	1 year, 188 days	Social Democrats	Branting II S	1921^[§]
19		Ernst Trygger (1857–1943)		19 April 1923 – 18 October 1924	1 year, 182 days	National Party (General Electoral League)	Trygger AvF	—
(16)		Hjalmar Branting (1860–1925)		18 October 1924 – 24 January 1925	98 days	Social Democrats	Branting III S	1924
20		Rickard Sandler (1884–1964)		24 January 1925 – 7 June 1926	1 year, 134 days	Social Democrats	Sandler S	—
21		Carl Gustaf Ekman (1872–1945)		7 June 1926 – 2 October 1928	2 years, 117 days	Freeminded People's Party	Ekman I FF–L	—
(12)		Arvid Lindman (1862–1936)		2 October 1928 – 7 June 1930	1 year, 248 days	Lantmanna Party (General Electoral League)	Lindman II AvF	1928
(21)		Carl Gustaf Ekman (1872–1945)		7 June 1930 – 6 August 1932	2 years, 60 days	Freeminded People's Party	Ekman II FF	—
22		Felix Hamrin (1875–1937)		6 August 1932 – 24 September 1932	49 days	Freeminded People's Party	Hamrin FF	—
23		Per Albin Hansson (1885–1946)		24 September 1932 – 19 June 1936	3 years, 269 days	Social Democrats	Hansson I S	1932
24		Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp (1883–1954)		19 June 1936 – 28 September 1936	101 days	Farmers' League	Pehrsson-Bramstorp Bf	—
(23)		Per Albin Hansson (1885–1946)		28 September 1936 – 6 October 1946^[†]	10 years, 8 days	Social Democrats	Hansson II S–Bf	1936 1940 1944
							Hansson III S–Bf–H–F
							Hansson IV S
–		Östen Undén (1886–1974)		Acting Prime Minister 6 October 1946 – 11 October 1946	5 days	Social Democrats	Hansson IV S	—
25		Tage Erlander (1901–1985)		11 October 1946 – 14 October 1969	23 years, 3 days	Social Democrats	Erlander I S	— 1948 1952 1956 1958^[§] 1960 1964 1968
									Gustaf VI Adolf (1950–1973)
							Erlander II S–Bf
							Erlander III S
26		Olof Palme (1927–1986)		14 October 1969 – 8 October 1976	6 years, 360 days	Social Democrats	Palme I S	— 1970 1973
									Carl XVI Gustaf (1973–)
27		Thorbjörn Fälldin (1926–2016)		8 October 1976 – 18 October 1978	2 years, 10 days	Centre Party	Fälldin I C–M–F	1976
28		Ola Ullsten (1931–2018)		18 October 1978 – 12 October 1979	359 days	People's Party	Ullsten F	—
(27)		Thorbjörn Fälldin (1926–2016)		12 October 1979 – 8 October 1982	2 years, 361 days	Centre Party	Fälldin II C–M–F	1979
							Fälldin III C–F
(26)		Olof Palme (1927–1986)		8 October 1982 – 28 February 1986^[‡]	3 years, 143 days	Social Democrats	Palme II S	1982 1985
–		Ingvar Carlsson (1934–)		Acting since 1 March 1986 12 March 1986 – 4 October 1991	5 years, 217 days	Social Democrats	Palme II S	— 1988
29							Carlsson I S
							Carlsson II S
30		Carl Bildt (1949–)		4 October 1991 – 7 October 1994	3 years, 3 days	Moderate Party	C. Bildt M–C–FP–KD	1991
(29)		Ingvar Carlsson (1934–)		7 October 1994 – 22 March 1996	1 year, 167 days	Social Democrats	Carlsson III S	1994
31		Göran Persson (1949–)		22 March 1996 – 6 October 2006	10 years, 198 days	Social Democrats	Persson S	— 1998 2002
32		Fredrik Reinfeldt (1965–)		6 October 2006 – 3 October 2014	7 years, 362 days	Moderate Party (Alliance for Sweden)	Reinfeldt M–C–FP–KD	2006 2010
33		Stefan Löfven (1957–)		3 October 2014 – Incumbent^[✕]	5 years, 319 days	Social Democrats	Löfven I–II S–MP	2014 2018

1. The General Electoral League (1904–1938) was formed as a national campaign organisation for the early conservative and protectionist groups represented in the Riksdag. Parties affiliated with the organisation include the Lantmanna Party, the Protectionist Party and the National Party. The various parliamentary groups coalesced into a single party in 1935. The General Electoral League was renamed as the National Organisation of the Right (1938–1952) and the Rightist Party (1952–1969). The present name, Moderate Party, was adopted in 1969.
2. The Liberal Coalition Party (1900–1924) was formed from the consolidation of various early liberal, centrist and pro-free trade politicians in the Riksdag. The party split on the issue of prohibition to form the Freeminded People's Party (1924–1934) and the Liberal Party of Sweden (1924–1934). The two parties later reconciled and merged resulting in the formation of the People's Party (1934–1990). The People's Party was renamed as the Liberal People's Party (1990–2015). The present name, Liberals, was adopted in 2015.
3. The Social Democrats are officially named the Swedish Social Democratic Workers' Party.
4. The Centre Party was formerly known as the Farmers' League (1913–1957). The present name was adopted in 1957.

Timeline

Statistics (including Swedish Prime Ministers during the Swedish-Norwegian union)

#	Prime Minister	Spells	Date of birth	Age at ascension (first term)	Time in office (total)	Age at retirement (last term)	Date of death	Longevity
1	De Geer, Louis 1Louis De Geer, Sr.	1	18 July 1818(18 July 1818)	57 years, 246 days	4 years,  30 days	61 years, 276 days	24 September 1896	78 years, 68 days
2	Posse, ArvidArvid Posse	1	15 February 1820(15 February 1820)	60 years,  64 days	3 years,  58 days	63 years, 121 days	24 April 1901	81 years, 68 days
3	Thyselius, Carl JohanCarl Johan Thyselius	1	8 June 1811(8 June 1811)	72 years,   5 days	338 days	72 years, 342 days	11 January 1891	79 years, 217 days
4	Themptander, RobertRobert Themptander	1	14 February 1844(14 February 1844)	40 years,  92 days	3 years, 266 days	43 years, 357 days	30 January 1897	52 years, 47 days
5	Bildt, GillisGillis Bildt	1	16 October 1820(16 October 1820)	67 years, 113 days	1 year, 248 days	68 years, 361 days	22 October 1894	74 years, 6 days
6	Åkerhielm, GustafGustaf Åkerhielm	1	24 July 1833(24 July 1833)	56 years,  80 days	1 year, 271 days	57 years, 351 days	2 April 1900	66 years, 252 days
7	Boström, Erik GustafErik Gustaf Boström	2	11 February 1842(11 February 1842)	49 years, 149 days	11 years, 346 days	63 years,  61 days	21 February 1907	65 years, 10 days
8	Otter, Fredrik vonFredrik von Otter	1	11 April 1833(11 April 1833)	67 years, 154 days	1 year , 296 days	69 years,  85 days	9 March 1910	76 years, 332 days
9	Ramstedt, JohanJohan Ramstedt	1	7 November 1852(7 November 1852)	52 years, 157 days	111 days	52 years, 268 days	15 March 1935	82 years, 128 days
10	Lundeberg, ChristianChristian Lundeberg	1	14 July 1842(14 July 1842)	63 years, 19 days	97 days	63 years, 116 days	10 November 1911	69 years, 119 days
11	Staaff, KarlKarl Staaff	2	21 January 1860(21 January 1860)	45 years, 290 days	2 years, 336 days	54 years,  27 days	4 October 1915	55 years, 256 days
12	Lindman, ArvidArvid Lindman	2	19 September 1862(19 September 1862)	43 years, 252 days	7 years,  14 days	49 years,  18 days	9 December 1936	74 years, 81 days
13	Hammarskjöld, HjalmarHjalmar Hammarskjöld	1	4 February 1862(4 February 1862)	52 years,  13 days	3 years,  41 days	55 years,  54 days	12 October 1953	91 years, 250 days
14	Swartz, CarlCarl Swartz	1	5 June 1858(5 June 1858)	58 years, 298 days	203 days	59 years, 136 days	6 November 1926	68 years, 154 days
15	Edén, NilsNils Edén	1	25 August 1871(August 1871)	46 years,  55 days	2 years, 143 days	48 years, 198 days	16 June 1945	73 years, 295 days
16	Branting, HjalmarHjalmar Branting	3	23 November 1860(23 November 1860)	59 years, 108 days	2 years, 152 days	64 years,  62 days	24 February 1925	64 years, 93 days
17	De Geer, Louis 2Louis De Geer, Jr.	1	27 November 1854(27 November 1854)	65 years, 335 days	119 days	66 years,  88 days	25 February 1935	80 years, 90 days
18	Sydow, Oscar vonOscar von Sydow	1	12 July 1873(12 July 1873)	47 years, 226 days	232 days	48 years,  93 days	19 August 1936	63 years, 38 days
19	Trygger, ErnstErnst Trygger	1	27 October 1857(27 October 1857)	65 years, 174 days	1 year, 182 days	66 years, 357 days	23 September 1943	85 years, 331 days
20	Sandler, RickardRickard Sandler	1	29 January 1884(29 January 1884)	40 years, 361 days	1 year, 134 days	42 years, 129 days	12 November 1964	80 years, 288 days
21	Ekman, Carl GustafCarl Gustaf Ekman	2	6 October 1872(October 1872)	53 years, 244 days	4 years, 177 days	59 years, 305 days	15 June 1945	72 years, 252 days
22	Hamrin, FelixFelix Hamrin	1	14 January 1875(14 January 1875)	57 years, 205 days	49 days	57 years, 254 days	27 November 1937	62 years, 317 days
23	Hansson, Per AlbinPer Albin Hansson	2	28 October 1885(28 October 1885)	46 years, 332 days	13 years, 277 days	60 years, 343 days	6 October 1946	60 years, 343 days
24	Pehrsson-Bramstorp, AxelAxel Pehrsson-Bramstorp	1	19 August 1883(19 August 1883)	52 years, 305 days	101 days	53 years,  40 days	19 February 1954	70 years, 184 days
25	Erlander, TageTage Erlander	1	13 June 1901(13 June 1901)	45 years, 120 days	23 years,  3 days	68 years, 123 days	21 June 1985	84 years, 8 days
26	Palme, OlofOlof Palme	2	30 January 1927(30 January 1927)	42 years, 257 days	10 years, 139 days	59 years,  30 days	28 February 1986	59 years, 29 days
27	Fälldin, ThorbjörnThorbjörn Fälldin	2	24 April 1926(24 April 1926)	50 years, 167 days	5 years,  10 days	56 years, 167 days	23 July 2016	90 years, 90 days
28	Ullsten, OlaOla Ullsten	1	23 June 1931(23 June 1931)	47 years, 117 days	359 days	48 years, 111 days	28 May 2018	86 years, 339 days
29	Carlsson, IngvarIngvar Carlsson	2	9 November 1934(9 November 1934)	51 years, 112 days	7 years,  19 days	61 years, 134 days	Living	85 years, 282 days
30	Bildt, CarlCarl Bildt	1	15 July 1949(15 July 1949)	42 years,  91 days	3 years,   3 days	45 years,  94 days	Living	71 years, 33 days
31	Persson, GöranGöran Persson	1	20 January 1949(20 January 1949)	47 years,  62 days	10 years, 198 days	57 years, 259 days	Living	71 years, 210 days
32	Reinfeldt, FredrikFredrik Reinfeldt	1	4 August 1965(4 August 1965)	41 years,  63 days	7 years, 362 days	49 years,  60 days	Living	55 years, 13 days
33	Löfven, StefanStefan Löfven	1	21 July 1957(21 July 1957)	57 years,  73 days	5 years, 319 days	Incumbent	Living	63 years, 27 days

Records

• The earliest born prime minister was the third one to enter office, Carl Johan Thyselius, born on 8 June 1811. The latest born is Fredrik Reinfeldt, born on 4 August 1965.
• The first prime minister to die (who also happens to be the first one born) was the third one to enter office (Carl Johan Thyselius), who died on 11 January 1891. The latest one to die was Ola Ullsten, who died on 28 May 2018.
• The oldest prime minister has been Hjalmar Hammarskjöld, who died at an age of 91 years, 250 days. Of those still living, Ingvar Carlsson is the oldest, at an age of 85 years, 282 days.
• The youngest prime minister at his death has been Robert Themptander, who died at an age of 52 years, 351 days.
• The oldest prime minister to enter office was Carl Johan Thyselius, who entered office at an age of 72 years, 5 days. The youngest one was his closest successor Robert Themptander, who entered office at 40 years, 92 days.
• The record for longest period in office is held by Tage Erlander at 23 years, 3 days. The shortest period in office is held by Östen Undén (5 days), but as he was only acting, the shortest ordinary period was Felix Hamrin's, lasting for 49 days.
• The longest time span between two terms of the same minister was between Arvid Lindman's, at 16 years, 361 days between the end of his first term (7 October 1911) and the beginning of his second term (2 October 1928). The shortest time span between two terms of the same minister was 101 days, which was the time of Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp's term between the end of Per Albin Hansson's first (19 June 1936) and the beginning of his second (28 September 1936).
• Most spells, three, is held by Hjalmar Branting , while Erik Gustaf Boström, Karl Staaf, Arvid Lindman, Per-Albin Hansson, Olof Palme, Thorbjörn Fälldin and Ingvar Carlsson all have been in office twice, with at least one other Prime Minister in office between the spells.
• From statistical point of view, is perhaps the period 1969 to 1986 most interesting – as Palme was replaced by Fälldin (1976), who was replaced by Ullsten (1978), who was replaced by Fälldin again (1979)- and he was eventually replaced by Palme again (1982).
• Two of the prime ministers (Per Albin Hansson and Olof Palme) have died in office and Palme is the only one who has been assassinated. Thus, those two have not had any life after office (not counting their interim periods between their respective terms). When it comes to those who have, Hjalmar Branting had the shortest time, dying only 31 days after his resignation (he resigned because of health issues and died from Myocarditis and Gallstone). The prime minister living the longest time after resignation was Ola Ullsten who lived for 38 years and 228 days after leaving the office.
• The largest number of former and present prime minister living at the same time is 11, which has happened once. This period lasted from 24 September 1932 (the ascension of Per Albin Hansson) to 25 February 1935 (the death of Louis De Geer, Jr.) (2 years, 154 days). During that time, Per Albin Hansson was the present and former still living prime ministers were Johan Ramstedt, Arvid Lindman, Hjalmar Hammarskjöld, Nils Edén, Louis De Geer, Jr., Oscar von Sydow, Ernst Trygger, Rickard Sandler, Carl Gustaf Ekman, and Felix Hamrin.

See also

• Prime Minister of Sweden
• Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden
• Swedish governmental line of succession
• Elections in Sweden
• List of cabinets of Sweden
• List of Swedish politicians
• List of Spouses of the Prime Ministers of Sweden

Notes

1. Sveriges statskalender 1915, runeberg.org. Retrieved on 12 June 2013.(in Swedish)
2. Sveriges statskalender 1964, runeberg.org. Retrieved on 12 June 2013.(in Swedish)