Lindberg ran a floristry business in Kågeröd. She currently lives in Helsingborg and is a mother of two. She has been active in the Sweden Democrats since 2012 and was elected to the party's national board in 2015.[2][3] Between 2014 and 2018, she served as a municipal councilor in Svalöv Municipality.[4] She also serves as the chairwoman of SD-women, the women's wing of the Sweden Democrats.[5] Lindberg was elected to the Riksdag in 2018 and sits on the Committees of the EU, Foreign Affairs and Civil Affairs.[6]
Political work
In her role on the Riksdag Committee for the European Union, Lindberg has campaigned against EU pension system, EU influence over childcare policies in Sweden and called for the EU's power over member states to be "minimized."[7]
She has stated that her interest in politics came about due to her disappointment in the Swedish Social Democrats and the Moderate Party. Lindberg has cited SD leader Jimmie Akesson as her political role model.[7] and replaced Akesson as the official representative and speaker for the Sweden Democrats during Almedalen Week in 2023.[8]
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