I've tried (among many things) to set the person in Dagensrepresentanter to 
primary_key=True.  

person = models.ForeignKey(Personer, primary_key=True, 
related_name='dagensrepresentanter_person')  

to force the relationship to include the "right" id. This seems to do just 
that. I'm unsure if this has any other implications for me, but as for now 
I'll settle with this.

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