Johnny Hagman Appointed New Chairman of the Liberals in Ängelholm
Johnny Hagman has been appointed the new chairman of the Liberals in Ängelholm following his departure from the Moderate Party.
Key Points
- • Johnny Hagman has been elected as the new chairman of the Liberals in Ängelholm.
- • He previously served as a politician for the Moderates but left due to their rightward shift.
- • Hagman has a long-standing affiliation with the Liberals, voting for them since the 1980s.
- • In addition to politics, he runs a local business, Nilsson's, in Ängelholm.
In a significant leadership change within the Swedish Liberal Party, Johnny Hagman has been elected as the new chairman of the party's local branch in Ängelholm. The appointment comes as Hagman transitions from a previous political role with the Moderate Party, which he left due to concerns over its rightward shift at the national level.
Hagman, 60, has a long-standing affiliation with the Liberals, having supported them since the 1980s, a time when the party was known as Folkpartiet. His decision to join the Liberals reflects a belief that their political stance aligns more closely with his values. "I have always believed in the values of the Liberals; it is where I feel I belong," Hagman stated in an interview, emphasizing his commitment to the party's vision.
In addition to his political pursuits, Hagman is also a business owner, running a local venue, Nilsson's, located in central Ängelholm. His dual experience in business and politics may offer a unique perspective to the leadership role as the Liberals aim to strengthen their local influence.
Hagman takes over from a succession of leaders as the party seeks to redefine its local strategy and connect better with constituents in Ängelholm, setting the stage for upcoming local elections.