Voting and participation

Lowest participation

#	Member	Party	Constituency	Participation	Votes cast
1	Caroline Nokes	Conservative	Romsey and Southampton North	0.2%	1 of 575 eligible
2	Judith Cummins	Labour	Bradford South	0.2%	1 of 575 eligible
3	Ms Nusrat Ghani	Conservative	Sussex Weald	0.2%	1 of 575 eligible
4	Rishi Sunak	Conservative	Richmond and Northallerton	4%	23 of 575 eligible
5	Sir Keir Starmer	Labour	Holborn and St Pancras	6.8%	39 of 575 eligible
6	Sorcha Eastwood	Alliance	Lagan Valley	10.8%	62 of 575 eligible
7	Rachel Reeves	Labour	Leeds West and Pudsey	14.4%	83 of 575 eligible
8	Claire Hanna	Social Democratic & Labour Party	Belfast South and Mid Down	20.3%	117 of 575 eligible
9	Mr David Lammy	Labour	Tottenham	20.7%	119 of 575 eligible
10	Shabana Mahmood	Labour	Birmingham Ladywood	25.9%	149 of 575 eligible
11	Seamus Logan	Scottish National Party	Aberdeenshire North and Moray East	26.4%	152 of 575 eligible
12	Chris Law	Scottish National Party	Dundee Central	27.1%	156 of 575 eligible
13	Pete Wishart	Scottish National Party	Perth and Kinross-shire	27.7%	159 of 575 eligible
14	Graham Leadbitter	Scottish National Party	Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey	27.8%	160 of 575 eligible
15	Dave Doogan	Scottish National Party	Angus and Perthshire Glens	28.9%	166 of 575 eligible
16	Kirsty Blackman	Scottish National Party	Aberdeen North	28.9%	166 of 575 eligible
17	Dr Rosena Allin-Khan	Labour	Tooting	29%	167 of 575 eligible
18	Ed Miliband	Labour	Doncaster North	29%	167 of 575 eligible
19	Rosie Duffield	Independent	Canterbury	29.4%	169 of 575 eligible
20	Yvette Cooper	Labour	Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley	29.6%	170 of 575 eligible
21	Mrs Kemi Badenoch	Conservative	North West Essex	29.7%	171 of 575 eligible
22	Lisa Nandy	Labour	Wigan	29.9%	172 of 575 eligible
23	Brendan O'Hara	Scottish National Party	Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber	30.4%	175 of 575 eligible
24	Colum Eastwood	Social Democratic & Labour Party	Foyle	32%	184 of 575 eligible
25	Rupert Lowe	Restore Britain	Great Yarmouth	33.2%	191 of 575 eligible
26	John Healey	Labour	Rawmarsh and Conisbrough	33.4%	192 of 575 eligible
27	Ayoub Khan	Independent	Birmingham Perry Barr	36.9%	212 of 575 eligible
28	Nick Thomas-Symonds	Labour	Torfaen	37%	213 of 575 eligible
29	Darren Jones	Labour	Bristol North West	38.4%	221 of 575 eligible
30	Suella Braverman	Reform UK	Fareham and Waterlooville	38.6%	222 of 575 eligible
31	Dan Jarvis	Labour	Barnsley North	39.7%	228 of 575 eligible
32	Peter Kyle	Labour	Hove and Portslade	39.7%	228 of 575 eligible
33	Wes Streeting	Labour	Ilford North	40%	230 of 575 eligible
34	Karl Turner	Independent	Kingston upon Hull East	40.7%	234 of 575 eligible
35	Pat McFadden	Labour	Wolverhampton South East	40.7%	234 of 575 eligible
36	Freddie van Mierlo	Liberal Democrat	Henley and Thame	40.9%	235 of 575 eligible
37	Sir Jeremy Hunt	Conservative	Godalming and Ash	40.9%	235 of 575 eligible
38	James McMurdock	Independent	South Basildon and East Thurrock	41.4%	238 of 575 eligible
39	Marsha De Cordova	Labour	Battersea	41.4%	238 of 575 eligible
40	Sir Andrew Mitchell	Conservative	Sutton Coldfield	41.7%	240 of 575 eligible
41	Bridget Phillipson	Labour	Houghton and Sunderland South	42.1%	242 of 575 eligible
42	Rachel Gilmour	Liberal Democrat	Tiverton and Minehead	42.3%	243 of 575 eligible
43	Sir Geoffrey Cox	Conservative	Torridge and Tavistock	42.8%	246 of 575 eligible
44	Lara Bird	Scottish National Party	Arbroath and Broughty Ferry	42.9%	12 of 28 eligible
45	Robert Jenrick	Reform UK	Newark	43.3%	249 of 575 eligible
46	Alex Easton	Independent	North Down	43.7%	251 of 575 eligible
47	Sir Mark Hendrick	Labour (Co-op)	Preston	44.5%	256 of 575 eligible
48	Steve Reed	Labour (Co-op)	Streatham and Croydon North	44.7%	257 of 575 eligible
49	Ed Davey	Liberal Democrat	Kingston and Surbiton	45.7%	263 of 575 eligible
50	Alison Taylor	Labour	Paisley and Renfrewshire North	45.9%	264 of 575 eligible

Excludes MPs recorded in fewer than 10 divisions, Sinn Féin MPs (who do not take their seats) and the Speaker. A low figure can reflect illness, maternity leave, a front-bench role elsewhere or a mid-term arrival, not just absence.

These rankings are our own analysis of the official voting records (recorded votes only; they do not describe the formal whip). How we work this out.