Statistics

MPs with the Highest Voting Participation

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

Showing 126-150 of 649 MPs

# MP Participation
126
Photograph of Emma Foody Emma Foody
83.6 % (475/568)
127
Photograph of Luke Akehurst Luke Akehurst
83.6 % (475/568)
128
Photograph of Rachel Blake Rachel Blake
83.6 % (475/568)
129
Photograph of Chris Philp Chris Philp
83.5 % (1,966/2,354)
130
Photograph of Julia Lopez Julia Lopez
83.5 % (1,752/2,099)
131
Photograph of Mr Luke Charters Mr Luke Charters
83.5 % (474/568)
132
Photograph of Mrs Elsie Blundell Mrs Elsie Blundell
83.5 % (474/568)
133
Photograph of David Simmonds David Simmonds
83.4 % (1,365/1,636)
134
Photograph of Gareth Davies Gareth Davies
83.3 % (1,363/1,636)
135
Photograph of Baggy Shanker Baggy Shanker
83.3 % (473/568)
136
Photograph of Dr Andrew Murrison Dr Andrew Murrison
83.1 % (1,956/2,354)
137
Photograph of Kevin Hollinrake Kevin Hollinrake
83.0 % (1,954/2,354)
138
Photograph of Dr Caroline Johnson Dr Caroline Johnson
83.0 % (1,820/2,194)
139
Photograph of Jen Craft Jen Craft
82.9 % (471/568)
140
Photograph of John Grady John Grady
82.9 % (471/568)
141
Photograph of Satvir Kaur Satvir Kaur
82.9 % (471/568)
142
Photograph of Sir Nicholas Dakin Sir Nicholas Dakin
82.9 % (471/568)
143
Photograph of John Glen John Glen
82.7 % (1,947/2,354)
144
Photograph of Dr Scott Arthur Dr Scott Arthur
82.6 % (469/568)
145
Photograph of Josh MacAlister Josh MacAlister
82.6 % (469/568)
146
Photograph of Sarah Russell Sarah Russell
82.6 % (469/568)
147
Photograph of Tom Rutland Tom Rutland
82.6 % (469/568)
148
Photograph of Matthew Pennycook Matthew Pennycook
82.5 % (1,943/2,354)
149
Photograph of Kim Leadbeater Kim Leadbeater
82.4 % (1,086/1,318)
150
Photograph of Jerome Mayhew Jerome Mayhew
82.4 % (1,348/1,636)
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.