New Stockholm City Leadership Takes Office for 2026–2030 Term

Stockholm has a new local government for the 2026 to 2030 term. This political leadership shapes schools, housing, public transport, and local services for residents. The city council formally elected the new municipal commissioners on October 19.

Emilia Bjuggren from the Social Democrats is the new Mayor. She takes over the role from Karin Wanngård. Bjuggren leads a governing coalition of three political parties. These are the Social Democrats, Left Party, and Green Party. The coalition will continue to govern the city of Stockholm together.

The majority leadership consists of the Mayor and eight Vice Mayors. Each Vice Mayor manages specific policy areas and oversees municipal committees. For the Social Democrats, Maria-Elsa Salvo Persson handles urban planning. Arvid Vikman Rindevall is responsible for schools and city affairs. Alexander Ojanne covers social affairs, the labor market, and security.

The Left Party holds three Vice Mayor positions. Deniz Butros oversees housing and property. Robert Mjörnberg manages elderly affairs. Alexandra Mattsson handles preschools, sports, and personnel.

The Green Party holds two Vice Mayor positions. Lars Strömgren is responsible for traffic and city life. Cindy Falquet Lindh oversees environment, climate, and culture. The new administration now oversees all city services and planning.