Statistics

MPs with the Highest Voting Participation

All current MPs ranked by the percentage of eligible Commons divisions they voted in, highest first.

Showing 251-275 of 649 MPs

# MP Participation
251
Photograph of Dame Caroline Dinenage Dame Caroline Dinenage
77.7 % (1,829/2,354)
252
Photograph of Darren Paffey Darren Paffey
77.6 % (441/568)
253
Photograph of Lizzi Collinge Lizzi Collinge
77.6 % (441/568)
254
Photograph of Alex Baker Alex Baker
77.5 % (440/568)
255
Photograph of Jonathan Hinder Jonathan Hinder
77.5 % (440/568)
256
Photograph of Patricia Ferguson Patricia Ferguson
77.5 % (440/568)
257
Photograph of Torcuil Crichton Torcuil Crichton
77.5 % (440/568)
258
Photograph of Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi
77.4 % (1,625/2,099)
259
Photograph of Sir Julian Smith Sir Julian Smith
77.4 % (1,822/2,354)
260
Photograph of Helena Dollimore Helena Dollimore
77.3 % (439/568)
261
Photograph of Juliet Campbell Juliet Campbell
77.3 % (439/568)
262
Photograph of Mark Sewards Mark Sewards
77.3 % (439/568)
263
Photograph of Charlotte Nichols Charlotte Nichols
77.2 % (1,263/1,636)
264
Photograph of Hilary Benn Hilary Benn
77.1 % (1,816/2,354)
265
Photograph of Jo Platt Jo Platt
77.1 % (438/568)
266
Photograph of Kanishka Narayan Kanishka Narayan
77.1 % (438/568)
267
Photograph of Martin McCluskey Martin McCluskey
77.1 % (438/568)
268
Photograph of Pamela Nash Pamela Nash
77.1 % (438/568)
269
Photograph of Sir Ashley Fox Sir Ashley Fox
77.1 % (438/568)
270
Photograph of Tracy Gilbert Tracy Gilbert
77.1 % (438/568)
271
Photograph of Navendu Mishra Navendu Mishra
77.0 % (1,259/1,636)
272
Photograph of Michael Payne Michael Payne
76.9 % (437/568)
273
Photograph of Valerie Vaz Valerie Vaz
76.9 % (1,810/2,354)
274
Photograph of Rebecca Long Bailey Rebecca Long Bailey
76.7 % (1,805/2,354)
275
Photograph of Fleur Anderson Fleur Anderson
76.5 % (1,252/1,636)
Member source UK Parliament Members API
Voting source Commons Votes API

FAQs

How is this ranking calculated?

All current MPs ranked by the percentage of eligible Commons divisions they voted in, highest first.

Where does the data come from?

Rankings use official UK Parliament data — the Commons Votes API for voting and the Members API for MP details. Some measures are locally derived analysis by Ayes and Noes and are labelled as such; see the methodology on the statistics overview.

How often is it updated?

The ranking reflects the most recent data import. It refreshes as new divisions and member data are imported.