Statistics

MPs with the Highest Voting Participation

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

Showing 51-75 of 649 MPs

# MP Participation
51
Photograph of Markus Campbell-Savours Markus Campbell-Savours
87.9 % (499/568)
52
Photograph of Gareth Bacon Gareth Bacon
87.8 % (1,437/1,636)
53
Photograph of Dave Robertson Dave Robertson
87.7 % (498/568)
54
Photograph of John Slinger John Slinger
87.7 % (498/568)
55
Photograph of Laurence Turner Laurence Turner
87.5 % (497/568)
56
Photograph of Daniel Francis Daniel Francis
87.3 % (496/568)
57
Photograph of Dr Lauren Sullivan Dr Lauren Sullivan
87.3 % (496/568)
58
Photograph of Johanna Baxter Johanna Baxter
87.3 % (496/568)
59
Photograph of Kate Dearden Kate Dearden
87.3 % (496/568)
60
Photograph of Luke Myer Luke Myer
87.3 % (496/568)
61
Photograph of Chris Hinchliff Chris Hinchliff
87.1 % (495/568)
62
Photograph of Patrick Hurley Patrick Hurley
87.1 % (495/568)
63
Photograph of Nigel Huddleston Nigel Huddleston
87.1 % (2,051/2,354)
64
Photograph of David Burton-Sampson David Burton-Sampson
86.8 % (493/568)
65
Photograph of Natasha Irons Natasha Irons
86.8 % (493/568)
66
Photograph of Stuart Andrew Stuart Andrew
86.7 % (2,041/2,354)
67
Photograph of Mike Wood Mike Wood
86.6 % (2,038/2,354)
68
Photograph of James Cartlidge James Cartlidge
86.4 % (2,035/2,354)
69
Photograph of Gareth Snell Gareth Snell
86.4 % (491/568)
70
Photograph of Damian Hinds Damian Hinds
86.4 % (2,034/2,354)
71
Photograph of James Wild James Wild
86.3 % (1,412/1,636)
72
Photograph of Dr Jeevun Sandher Dr Jeevun Sandher
86.3 % (490/568)
73
Photograph of Lorraine Beavers Lorraine Beavers
86.3 % (490/568)
74
Photograph of Pam Cox Pam Cox
86.3 % (490/568)
75
Photograph of Peter Swallow Peter Swallow
86.3 % (490/568)
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.