Statistics

MPs with the Highest Voting Participation

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

Showing 576-600 of 649 MPs

# MP Participation
576
Photograph of Tessa Munt Tessa Munt
59.7 % (339/568)
577
Photograph of Edward Morello Edward Morello
59.5 % (338/568)
578
Photograph of Mr Paul Kohler Mr Paul Kohler
59.5 % (338/568)
579
Photograph of Sir Christopher Chope Sir Christopher Chope
59.3 % (1,397/2,354)
580
Photograph of Sir Jeremy Hunt Sir Jeremy Hunt
59.3 % (1,395/2,354)
581
Photograph of Joani Reid Joani Reid
59.0 % (335/568)
582
Photograph of Mr Angus MacDonald Mr Angus MacDonald
59.0 % (335/568)
583
Photograph of Shockat Adam Shockat Adam
58.6 % (333/568)
584
Photograph of Mike Martin Mike Martin
58.5 % (332/568)
585
Photograph of Mr Gregory Campbell Mr Gregory Campbell
58.2 % (1,370/2,354)
586
Photograph of Maureen Burke Maureen Burke
58.1 % (330/568)
587
Photograph of Derek Twigg Derek Twigg
57.9 % (1,364/2,354)
588
Photograph of Pippa Heylings Pippa Heylings
57.9 % (329/568)
589
Photograph of Georgia Gould Georgia Gould
57.7 % (328/568)
590
Photograph of Brendan O'Hara Brendan O'Hara
57.7 % (1,359/2,354)
591
Photograph of Graham Stringer Graham Stringer
57.7 % (1,359/2,354)
592
Photograph of Rosie Duffield Rosie Duffield
57.5 % (1,206/2,099)
593
Photograph of Karl Turner Karl Turner
57.4 % (1,351/2,354)
594
Photograph of Feryal Clark Feryal Clark
57.3 % (937/1,636)
595
Photograph of Lucy Rigby Lucy Rigby
57.2 % (325/568)
596
Photograph of Sir Roger Gale Sir Roger Gale
57.0 % (1,342/2,354)
597
Photograph of Cameron Thomas Cameron Thomas
56.5 % (321/568)
598
Photograph of Llinos Medi Llinos Medi
56.5 % (321/568)
599
Photograph of Sarah Pochin Sarah Pochin
56.3 % (215/382)
600
Photograph of Bridget Phillipson Bridget Phillipson
56.1 % (1,321/2,354)
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.