Voting trends & analysis

How parliamentary voting patterns and behaviour shift over time.

576
Coded divisions
1,606
MPs scored
2001-11-19
Earliest
2026-03-25
Latest

Yearly ideology trend

YearDivisionsProgressive avgConservative avg
2005 1 54.8 45.2
2006 3 61.1 38.9
2007 4 56.4 43.6
2008 15 56.9 43.1
2009 2 56.0 44.0
2015 18 49.8 50.2
2016 52 48.8 51.2
2017 42 49.7 50.3
2018 60 49.7 50.3
2019 58 49.7 50.3
2020 39 48.3 51.7
2021 37 50.2 49.8
2022 47 49.3 50.7
2023 47 49.0 51.0
2024 19 51.1 48.9
2025 30 60.5 39.5
2026 50 60.6 39.4

Party discipline

Lower variance = more disciplined voting. Minimum 3 MPs with 20+ coded votes.

Top rebels

MPs who deviate most from their party average. Minimum 20 coded votes.

MPPartyConstituencyDeviationVotes
David Reed Labour 49.5 47
Tristram Hunt Labour 36.8 45
Patrick Spencer Independent Central Suffolk and North Ipswich 36.6 61
Pat Glass Labour 35.9 43
Dan Norris Independent North East Somerset and Hanham 31.5 89
Aphra Brandreth Conservative Chester South and Eddisbury 30.9 43
Markus Campbell-Savours Independent Penrith and Solway 29.6 73
Mr Andrew Snowden Conservative Fylde 28.7 43
Tom Blenkinsop Labour 27.9 65
Blake Stephenson Conservative Mid Bedfordshire 26.9 66
Steve Rotheram Labour 26.1 67
Mr Geoffrey Hoon Independent 26.1 20
Mike Wood Labour 25.9 337
Harriet Cross Conservative Gordon and Buchan 25.4 66
John Watts Conservative 25.4 25
James McMurdock Independent South Basildon and East Thurrock 25.3 38
Sarah Bool Conservative South Northamptonshire 25.0 64
Rebecca Smith Conservative South West Devon 24.9 63
Peter Fortune Conservative Bromley and Biggin Hill 24.8 68
Sir Ashley Fox Conservative Bridgwater 24.8 63