Find your MP
Who is my MP?
Your MP is the person elected to represent your area in the House of Commons. The UK is divided into 650 constituencies, and each one returns a single Member of Parliament. Enter your postcode below to find out who currently represents you, which party they belong to, and how they have voted.
Once you know who your MP is, you can explore their full record on Ayes and Noes: how often they turn up to vote, how their voting compares with the Commons average, when they have voted against their own party, and which topics they are most active on.
Prefer to browse? See the full list of MPs, the constituency directory, or the interactive constituency map.
Common questions
How do I find out who my MP is?
Enter your UK postcode above. We match it to your parliamentary constituency using postcodes.io and show the current Member of Parliament for that seat, drawn from official UK Parliament data.
What is an MP?
An MP (Member of Parliament) is the person elected to represent your constituency in the House of Commons. There are 650 constituencies in the UK, each represented by one MP. Your MP votes on laws, can raise issues on your behalf, and holds the government to account.
Can I have more than one MP?
No. Each of the 650 UK constituencies returns a single MP to the House of Commons. You are represented by the one MP for the constituency you live in.
How often does my MP change?
Your MP is normally elected at a general election, held at least every five years. An MP can also change between elections through a by-election if the seat becomes vacant, or if the sitting MP changes party.
Who is my local MP by postcode?
Your local MP is the Member of Parliament for the constituency your postcode falls in. Enter your postcode in the box above and the lookup returns their name, party and constituency, with a link to their full voting record. The postcode-to-constituency match uses postcodes.io and the member details come from the official UK Parliament Members API.
Is this MP lookup free?
Yes. The lookup is free, requires no sign-up, and uses official UK Parliament data. The postcode is used to find the constituency, matched via the open postcodes.io service.