Statistics

MPs with the Highest Voting Participation

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

Showing 176-200 of 649 MPs

# MP Participation
176
Photograph of Luke Murphy Luke Murphy
81.3 % (462/568)
177
Photograph of Sarah Coombes Sarah Coombes
81.3 % (462/568)
178
Photograph of Joy Morrissey Joy Morrissey
81.2 % (1,328/1,636)
179
Photograph of Alex McIntyre Alex McIntyre
81.2 % (461/568)
180
Photograph of Bradley Thomas Bradley Thomas
81.2 % (461/568)
181
Photograph of Tony Vaughan Tony Vaughan
81.2 % (461/568)
182
Photograph of Alberto Costa Alberto Costa
81.1 % (1,910/2,354)
183
Photograph of Gerald Jones Gerald Jones
81.1 % (1,910/2,354)
184
Photograph of Chris Curtis Chris Curtis
81.0 % (460/568)
185
Photograph of Matthew Patrick Matthew Patrick
81.0 % (460/568)
186
Photograph of Jacob Collier Jacob Collier
80.8 % (459/568)
187
Photograph of Mr Paul Foster Mr Paul Foster
80.8 % (459/568)
188
Photograph of Stephen Morgan Stephen Morgan
80.6 % (1,691/2,099)
189
Photograph of Sir John Whittingdale Sir John Whittingdale
80.5 % (1,896/2,354)
190
Photograph of Mary Glindon Mary Glindon
80.5 % (1,895/2,354)
191
Photograph of Andrew Bowie Andrew Bowie
80.5 % (1,689/2,099)
192
Photograph of Mr Louie French Mr Louie French
80.3 % (983/1,224)
193
Photograph of Alison Hume Alison Hume
80.3 % (456/568)
194
Photograph of Steve Witherden Steve Witherden
80.3 % (456/568)
195
Photograph of Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
80.2 % (1,889/2,354)
196
Photograph of Alan Gemmell Alan Gemmell
80.1 % (455/568)
197
Photograph of Richard Burgon Richard Burgon
80.0 % (1,884/2,354)
198
Photograph of Sir Julian Lewis Sir Julian Lewis
80.0 % (1,884/2,354)
199
Photograph of Nesil Caliskan Nesil Caliskan
79.9 % (454/568)
200
Photograph of Richard Quigley Richard Quigley
79.9 % (454/568)
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.