The Free-minded National Association was a liberal political party and national organization in Sweden, active from 1902 to 1934. It was founded to organize liberal political forces at the national level and became associated with the Liberal Coalition Party in the Swedish Parliament. During the early twentieth century, the association participated in parliamentary and local elections and was linked to politicians including Karl Staaff, Nils Edén, and Carl Gustaf Ekman. Following internal disagreements over prohibition policy, the organization split in 1923. In 1934, it merged with the Liberal Party of Sweden to form the Liberal People's Party.