New political leadership in the city of Stockholm

After the 2026 election, it is clear that the Social Democrats (S), the Left Party (V), and the Green Party (MP) will continue to govern the city of Stockholm. On October 19, the new commissioners were formally elected by the city council. With this, the city's political leadership for the upcoming term is set.

Mayor and eight Vice Mayors offices commissioners lead the city's areas of responsibility

Stockholm city has the mayor and eight Vice Mayors in the political majority. Each one of them is responsible for an Political Office, which coordinates work within one or more areas of responsibility and oversees a number of political committees and corporate boards.

The city's new finance commissioner is Emilia Bjuggren (S), taking over from Karin Wanngård.

The finance commissioner plays a central role in the city's political leadership and serves as chair of both the city executive committee and city council preparation committee.

Mayor and Vice Mayors

Each of the 9 members from the majority are responsible for an Political Office. The Office's are in charge of one or more areas of operation.

Mayor and Vice Mayors’ offices

• Emilia Bjuggren (S) – Mayor
• Maria-Elsa Salvo Persson (S) – urban planning Vice Mayor
• Arvid Vikman Rindevall (S) – schools and city affairs Vice Mayor
• Alexander Ojanne (S) – social, labor market, and security Vice Mayor
• Deniz Butros (V) – housing and property Vice Mayor
• Robert Mjörnberg (V) – elderly affairs Vice Mayor
• Alexandra Mattsson (V) – preschool, sports, and personnel Vice Mayor
• Lars Strömgren (MP) – traffic and city life Vice Mayor
• Cindy Falquet Lindh (MP) – environment, climate, and culture Vice Mayor

The city's opposition city commissioners 

• Christofer Fjellner (M)
• Dennis Wedin (M)
• Andréa Hedin (M)
• Jonas Naddebo (C)

Mayors and offices of the political parties