Statistics

MPs Most Often on the Losing Side of Commons Votes

Current MPs ranked by the share of their Aye/No votes cast against the final outcome of the division. Decided divisions only (ties excluded). Minimum 50 votes.

Showing 226-250 of 638 MPs

# MP On losing side
226 64.3% (1,135/1,766)
227 64.2% (1,240/1,931)
228 64.2% (1,204/1,876)
229 64.1% (874/1,363)
230 64.1% (1,145/1,786)
231 64.1% (1,227/1,914)
232 64.1% (1,045/1,631)
233 64.1% (731/1,141)
234 64.0% (942/1,471)
235 63.9% (1,081/1,692)
236 63.8% (1,240/1,945)
237 63.7% (1,045/1,641)
238 63.6% (1,148/1,804)
239 63.6% (1,015/1,595)
240 63.6% (1,054/1,657)
241 63.6% (1,087/1,709)
242 63.6% (908/1,428)
243 63.5% (1,233/1,941)
244 63.4% (966/1,524)
245 63.4% (747/1,179)
246 63.2% (997/1,577)
247 63.1% (1,045/1,655)
248 62.8% (1,065/1,695)
249 62.8% (1,079/1,719)
250 62.6% (658/1,051)
Member source UK Parliament Members API
Voting source Commons Votes API

FAQs

How is this ranking calculated?

Current MPs ranked by the share of their Aye/No votes cast against the final outcome of the division. Decided divisions only (ties excluded). Minimum 50 votes.

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.

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