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See how your MP votes.

Every vote in Parliament is on the public record. We turn it into plain answers: votes, bills, committees, petitions and more.

Your postcode goes to Parliament’s Members API to find your MP. We never store it.

How this works

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    MPs vote on laws and decisions.

    Each vote is recorded by name.

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    Most vote the way their party tells them.

    That is normal, and it is how parties work.

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    We show when they don’t.

    Just the facts, never opinions. Words explained

Week of 7 Sep

This week in Parliament

Rejected

Health: a proposed change

MPs voted on a proposed change to the planned law on health.

For 108 · Against 357

5 MPs voted against their own party.

Official title: Health Bill: Report Stage: New Clause 142

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Votes this week
9
Government MPs who voted against their party
3
Other MPs who voted against their party
2
Last updated
07:06

Voting against their party = an MP who voted against the majority of their own party in that vote. Government party: Labour. 2 of this week’s votes looked like free votes and are left out of the rebel counts. Source: Commons Votes API.