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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 126–150 of 480 MPs

# MP Against party Rate
126
Photograph of Adam Jogee
7 of 414 1.7%
127
Photograph of Dawn Butler
25 of 1,525 1.6%
128
Photograph of Michelle Scrogham
7 of 428 1.6%
129
Photograph of Mr Paul Foster
8 of 492 1.6%
130
Photograph of Dan Tomlinson
6 of 371 1.6%
131
Photograph of Sean Woodcock
9 of 563 1.6%
132
Photograph of Dame Siobhain McDonagh
21 of 1,316 1.6%
133
Photograph of Mary Glindon
30 of 1,927 1.6%
134
Photograph of George Freeman
27 of 1,752 1.5%
135
Photograph of Tim Farron
23 of 1,493 1.5%
136
Photograph of Lee Barron
7 of 459 1.5%
137
Photograph of Kevin Hollinrake
30 of 1,975 1.5%
138
Photograph of Julia Buckley
7 of 468 1.5%
139
Photograph of Sir Jeremy Hunt
21 of 1,406 1.5%
140
Photograph of Dr Simon Opher
7 of 482 1.5%
141
Photograph of Greg Smith
21 of 1,482 1.4%
142
Photograph of Rebecca Long Bailey
26 of 1,836 1.4%
143
Photograph of Kate Osborne
15 of 1,065 1.4%
144
Photograph of Mr Jonathan Brash
6 of 445 1.3%
145
Photograph of Suella Braverman
22 of 1,632 1.3%
146
Photograph of Kanishka Narayan
6 of 459 1.3%
147
Photograph of Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
25 of 1,915 1.3%
148
Photograph of Marsha De Cordova
17 of 1,309 1.3%
149
Photograph of Martin Vickers
26 of 2,030 1.3%
150
Photograph of Sir John Hayes
25 of 1,954 1.3%

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)