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Sir Gavin Williamson vs Dr Caroline Johnson
A side-by-side comparison of voting participation, party rebellion, topic focus, and recent voting overlap.
Voting alignment
Sir Gavin Williamson and Dr Caroline Johnson voted the same way 99% of the time, based on 1,575 shared comparable votes.
1,566 same votes
9 different votes
1,575 shared votes
Alignment only includes divisions where both MPs recorded an Aye or No vote. Tellers, absences, abstentions, and missing votes are excluded.
Topic alignment
Closest by topic
Most different by topic
Topic alignment uses local topic tags, so a division can count towards more than one topic.
Voting record
78.2%
6% above average
Participation
82.8%
10% above average
1,870
2,390 eligible divisions
Total votes
1,847
2,230 eligible divisions
893
47.8% of votes cast
Aye votes
901
48.8% of votes cast
977
52.2% of votes cast
No votes
946
51.2% of votes cast
8
0.4% of votes cast
Against party
10
0.5% of votes cast
16 years, 5 months
Since 6 May 2010
Commons service
9 years, 10 months
Since 8 Dec 2016
Debates
87
+0.1 vs Commons average
Appearances
150
+63.1 vs Commons average
104
-47.4 vs Commons average
Contributions
428
+276.6 vs Commons average
Debate figures cover imported Hansard debate appearances from the last 12 months.
Financials and interests
£2,645,311
all imported IPSA years
Lifetime expenses
£1,451,695
all imported IPSA years
£278,816
23% above average
Latest expenses
£229,187
1% above average
10
5 registered categories
Registered interests
3
3 registered categories
2
matched sponsored bills
Sponsored bills
1
matched sponsored bills
Expenses use IPSA totals for financial year 2024-25. Sponsored bill counts depend on currently imported bill sponsor metadata.
Most active voting topics
Recent voting overlap
Where they voted differently
Aye
rebel
No
Aye
rebel
Northern Ireland (Executive Formation and Exercise of Functions) Bill: report stage: New Clause 7
24 Oct 2018
No
Where they voted the same
No
No
Member source
UK Parliament Members API
Voting source
Commons Votes API