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How MPs voted

See the official Yes (Aye) and No records from the House of Commons. Choose an MP to see their entry for each division, or open a vote to inspect everyone's record.

Yes and No apply to the question before MPs. A vote can be on a bill, one amendment or a procedural motion. Read the exact wording in Hansard before drawing conclusions about a policy such as housing costs.

No vote recorded is Parliament's label, not proof of abstention or absence. Tellers count the votes for their side and are labelled separately. Not listed means the member is absent from all published lists, including on dates outside their time in office.

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16 October 2024 · Division 20

Opposition day: Carer's allowance

87 Ayes · 335 Noes — official totals

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15 October 2024 · Division 19

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill: Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading

105 Ayes · 453 Noes — official totals

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9 October 2024 · Division 18

Renters' Rights Bill: Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading

104 Ayes · 424 Noes — official totals

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8 October 2024 · Division 17

Opposition Day: Farming and food security

187 Ayes · 359 Noes — official totals

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8 October 2024 · Division 16

Opposition Day: VAT on independent schools

190 Ayes · 363 Noes — official totals

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10 September 2024 · Division 15

Opposition day: Winter Fuel Payment

214 Ayes · 335 Noes — official totals

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10 September 2024 · Division 14

Social Fund Winter Fuel Payment Regulations 2024 (SI, 2024, No. 869): motion to annul

228 Ayes · 348 Noes — official totals

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5 September 2024 · Division 13

Great British Energy Bill: Second Reading

348 Ayes · 95 Noes — official totals

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5 September 2024 · Division 12

Great British Energy Bill: Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading

94 Ayes · 348 Noes — official totals

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4 September 2024 · Division 11

Budget Responsibility Bill: Committee: Amendment 2

73 Ayes · 375 Noes — official totals

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4 September 2024 · Division 10

Budget Responsibility Bill: Committee: Amendment 9

109 Ayes · 366 Noes — official totals

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3 September 2024 · Division 9

Passenger Railway Services Bill (Public Ownership) Bill: Committee: Amendment 21

82 Ayes · 360 Noes — official totals

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Source: UK Parliament Commons Votes API. Records refresh at most hourly and may be corrected by Parliament. Published totals are retained as supplied; tellers and recorded names can differ from those totals.