Statistics

Most Rebellious MPs: Who Votes Against Their Party Most?

Current MPs ranked by the number of times they voted against their party majority. Minimum 50 votes. Independents and Speaker excluded.

Showing 126-150 of 638 MPs

# MP Rebellions
126
Photograph of Anna Dixon Anna Dixon
12 (2.5 %)
127
Photograph of Antonia Bance Antonia Bance
12 (3.0 %)
128
Photograph of Blair McDougall Blair McDougall
12 (2.9 %)
129
Photograph of Chris Hinchliff Chris Hinchliff
12 (2.4 %)
130
Photograph of Darren Paffey Darren Paffey
12 (2.7 %)
131
Photograph of Dr Rosena Allin-Khan Dr Rosena Allin-Khan
12 (1.0 %)
132
Photograph of Dr Zubir Ahmed Dr Zubir Ahmed
12 (2.9 %)
133
Photograph of Florence Eshalomi Florence Eshalomi
12 (1.0 %)
134
Photograph of Gill Furniss Gill Furniss
12 (0.7 %)
135
Photograph of James Asser James Asser
12 (2.5 %)
136
Photograph of James Cartlidge James Cartlidge
12 (0.6 %)
137
Photograph of Jen Craft Jen Craft
12 (2.5 %)
138
Photograph of Johanna Baxter Johanna Baxter
12 (2.4 %)
139
Photograph of Jonathan Hinder Jonathan Hinder
12 (2.7 %)
140
Photograph of Josh Newbury Josh Newbury
12 (2.5 %)
141
Photograph of Laurence Turner Laurence Turner
12 (2.4 %)
142
Photograph of Liam Conlon Liam Conlon
12 (2.6 %)
143
Photograph of Markus Campbell-Savours Markus Campbell-Savours
12 (2.4 %)
144
Photograph of Martin McCluskey Martin McCluskey
12 (2.7 %)
145
Photograph of Mary Creagh Mary Creagh
12 (3.3 %)
146
Photograph of Melanie Ward Melanie Ward
12 (2.8 %)
147
Photograph of Mr Angus MacDonald Mr Angus MacDonald
12 (3.6 %)
148
Photograph of Ms Abena Oppong-Asare Ms Abena Oppong-Asare
12 (1.0 %)
149
Photograph of Ms Polly Billington Ms Polly Billington
12 (2.7 %)
150
Photograph of Ms Stella Creasy Ms Stella Creasy
12 (0.6 %)
Member source UK Parliament Members API
Voting source Commons Votes API

FAQs

How is this ranking calculated?

Current MPs ranked by the number of times they voted against their party majority. Minimum 50 votes. Independents and Speaker excluded.

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.