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How did my MP vote on Crime / Justice?

We have tagged 229 House of Commons divisions as relating to Crime / Justice. Enter your postcode to see how your MP voted on Crime / Justice, or scroll down to see how each party voted.

How each party voted on Crime / Justice

Share of Aye votes by current MPs of each party, across all tagged Crime / Justice divisions.

Lab Labour 51% Aye · 30,774 votes
Con Conservative 51% Aye · 16,127 votes
LD Liberal Democrat 51% Aye · 4,195 votes
Lab Labour (Co-op) 51% Aye · 4,055 votes
RUK Reform UK 56% Aye · 805 votes
Ind Independent 48% Aye · 779 votes
DUP Democratic Unionist Party 56% Aye · 764 votes
PC Plaid Cymru 51% Aye · 432 votes
SNP Scottish National Party 49% Aye · 403 votes
YP Your Party 47% Aye · 282 votes
Green Green Party 46% Aye · 209 votes
SDLP Social Democratic & Labour Party 44% Aye · 179 votes
UUP Ulster Unionist Party 57% Aye · 44 votes
TUV Traditional Unionist Voice 44% Aye · 43 votes
RB Restore Britain 63% Aye · 16 votes

See the full breakdown on the Crime / Justice topic page or party stances on Crime / Justice.

How did my MP vote on other issues?

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Postcode source postcodes.io
Voting source Commons Votes API

Common questions

How can I find out how my MP voted on Crime / Justice?

Enter your postcode on this page. We identify your constituency's MP and total up their recorded Aye and No votes in House of Commons divisions we have tagged as relating to Crime / Justice.

How are Crime / Justice votes identified?

We tag each Commons division using keyword rules applied to the official division title. A division counts towards Crime / Justice when its title matches those keywords. The Commons Votes API does not provide a topic field, so this tagging is our own and may not capture every relevant vote.

Why might my MP's record differ from what I expected?

A single vote rarely tells the whole story — divisions can be on amendments, procedure, or the final reading of a bill, and an MP may support an aim while voting against a particular measure. Use the link to their full voting list to see the detail behind each vote.