Ayes & Noes

Statistics

Rebel Index

Current MPs ranked by how often they vote against their party majority. MPs with fewer than 50 votes are excluded. Independent and Speaker roles are excluded.

Showing 101–125 of 627 MPs

# MP Against party Rate
101
Photograph of Alicia Kearns
25 of 1,133 2.2 %
102
Photograph of Alan Strickland
10 of 455 2.2 %
103
Photograph of Dr Lauren Sullivan
10 of 455 2.2 %
104
Photograph of Mr James Frith
9 of 410 2.2 %
105
Photograph of Paul Waugh
10 of 458 2.2 %
106
Photograph of Sir Iain Duncan Smith
41 of 1,880 2.2 %
107
Photograph of Richard Burgon
40 of 1,844 2.2 %
108
Photograph of Amanda Hack
9 of 441 2.0 %
109
Photograph of Emma Lewell
33 of 1,642 2.0 %
110
Photograph of Abtisam Mohamed
7 of 355 2.0 %
111
Photograph of Adam Jogee
7 of 358 2.0 %
112
Photograph of Terry Jermy
7 of 362 1.9 %
113
Photograph of Lola McEvoy
9 of 470 1.9 %
114
Photograph of Anneliese Midgley
8 of 423 1.9 %
115
Photograph of Ian Byrne
22 of 1,166 1.9 %
116
Photograph of Matthew Patrick
8 of 427 1.9 %
117
Photograph of Derek Twigg
25 of 1,346 1.9 %
118
Photograph of Martin Rhodes
8 of 434 1.8 %
119
Photograph of Ms Marie Rimmer
29 of 1,586 1.8 %
120
Photograph of Grahame Morris
31 of 1,721 1.8 %
121
Photograph of Lee Barron
7 of 390 1.8 %
122
Photograph of Lorraine Beavers
8 of 462 1.7 %
123
Photograph of Apsana Begum
19 of 1,102 1.7 %
124
Photograph of Dr Simon Opher
7 of 410 1.7 %
125
Photograph of Steve Darling
6 of 352 1.7 %

Methodology

Against party counts divisions where the MP voted differently from the majority of their party group. A vote is counted as against party when the MP voted Aye while the majority voted No, or vice versa.

Rate is the percentage of an MP's total votes that were against their party majority.

Minimum threshold — MPs with fewer than 50 recorded votes are excluded to avoid misleading rates from small sample sizes.

Excluded roles — Independent MPs and the Speaker/Deputy Speakers are excluded because they do not have a party whip.

Member source UK Parliament Members API
Voting source Commons Votes API
Topic tagging Local keyword rules (automated, not from Parliament API)