Roland Utbult (born 24 May 1951) is a Swedish politician and musician. Prior to entering politics, Utbult had a successful musical career in the Christian genre of Swedish music. He is a politician serving Kristdemokraterna in the Swedish Riksdag^[1] using his musical ability in his service as a politician^[vague] before the parliament.^[2] Along with other influential Christian musicians, Utbult appeared on the Swedish version of Gaither Homecoming "Minns du sången," a show much appreciated by many Swedish Christians.^[3]

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Roland Utbult
Member of the Swedish Parliament for Kristdemokraterna
Incumbent
Assumed office 4 October 2010
Personal details
Born	(1951-05-24) 24 May 1951 (age 72) Öckerö, Sweden
Other political affiliations	Folkpartiet
Occupation	Singer

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He was originally active in Folkpartiet, the Swedish liberal party during his time in politics. However, certain party positions are considered as being incompatible with Utbult's Christian faith.^[4] In the 2010 elections Utbult ran, and was elected, as a candidate for the more conservative Kristdemokraterna party and has been a member of the Swedish parliament since that year.^[5]