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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 151–175 of 480 MPs

# MP Against party Rate
151
Photograph of Andy McDonald
23 of 1,806 1.3%
152
Photograph of John McDonnell
24 of 1,889 1.3%
153
Photograph of Ian Lavery
23 of 1,825 1.3%
154
Photograph of Tom Tugendhat
22 of 1,750 1.3%
155
Photograph of Mark Garnier
25 of 1,996 1.3%
156
Photograph of Sir Edward Leigh
22 of 1,790 1.2%
157
Photograph of Tom Morrison
4 of 326 1.2%
158
Photograph of Clive Lewis
20 of 1,633 1.2%
159
Photograph of Mike Kane
21 of 1,724 1.2%
160
Photograph of Stephanie Peacock
18 of 1,496 1.2%
161
Photograph of Sarah Olney
14 of 1,169 1.2%
162
Photograph of Stephen Doughty
19 of 1,588 1.2%
163
Photograph of Dame Meg Hillier
21 of 1,757 1.2%
164
Photograph of Ann Davies
4 of 335 1.2%
165
Photograph of Kim Johnson
14 of 1,178 1.2%
166
Photograph of Imogen Walker
5 of 421 1.2%
167
Photograph of Ruth Jones
16 of 1,349 1.2%
168
Photograph of Jim Shannon
24 of 2,038 1.2%
169
Photograph of Rachel Gilmour
3 of 255 1.2%
170
Photograph of Dr Rosena Allin-Khan
14 of 1,205 1.2%
171
Photograph of Jon Trickett
18 of 1,563 1.2%
172
Photograph of Florence Eshalomi
14 of 1,221 1.1%
173
Photograph of Barry Gardiner
18 of 1,601 1.1%
174
Photograph of Wes Streeting
16 of 1,425 1.1%
175
Photograph of Chris Evans
19 of 1,707 1.1%

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)