Liberal Riksdag Party

A parliamentary party affiliated with the Liberal Party of Sweden. It was formed on 10 January 1924 by opponents of alcohol prohibition who had left the Liberal Coalition Party in connection with the party's dissolution in May 1923. Initially, the party comprised 20 members of parliament (14 in the first chamber and 6 in the second chamber) but gradually merged so that only 6 remained.

The party ceased to exist when it merged with the Free-minded People's Party in 1935 under the name of the People's Party.

Chairperson: Erik Nilson (1924 – 1925), Eliel Löfgren (1925 – 1928), Mauritz Hellberg (1929), Eliel Löfgren (1930 – 1935)