Independent Democrats of the Municipality of Lindesberg

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Independent Democrats of the Municipality of Lindesberg (in Swedish: Lindesbergs kommuns Obundna Demokrater) was a local political party in Lindesberg, Sweden. The president of the party was Mats Lagerman.

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The party entered local politics in 1991 when it won five seats in the local council.

In the 2002 municipal elections LOD got 722 votes (5.1%). It obtained two seats in the municipal council (down from three in 1998), represented by Lagerman and the 19-year-old Rebin Mostafa.

In 2005 the party was disbanded, when leadership decided to join the Social Democratic Party instead. The party did not run for office in the 2006 election. [1]

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LOD previously owned the domain www.lod.net.

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References

  1. Party disbanded Archived 2007-09-30 at the Wayback Machine .