with 21,000 members; afterward, it had 297 associations with 10,777 members. The organization was later reorganized under the leadership of the secretary G. Hammarlund and by 1931 had around 13,500 members in approximately 400 local branches. In the elections of 1932, it attracted 244,577 voters. Until 1932, Carl Gustaf Ekman served as chairman of both the executive committee and the council of confidence.

From 1924 onward, a separate women's organization existed alongside the Free-minded National Association, the Women's Group of the