Rebellion and loyalty

Most rebellious MPs

The MPs who have voted against their own party's majority most often.

#	Member	Party	Constituency	Rebellions	Rebellion rate
1	Oliver Ryan	Labour (Co-op)	Burnley	43	9.8% of 440 comparable votes
2	Rupert Lowe	Restore Britain	Great Yarmouth	42	25.3% of 166 comparable votes
3	John McDonnell	Labour	Hayes and Harlington	39	8.4% of 465 comparable votes
4	Jeremy Corbyn	Your Party	Islington North	29	10.4% of 278 comparable votes
5	Richard Burgon	Labour	Leeds East	28	6.1% of 456 comparable votes
6	Apsana Begum	Labour	Poplar and Limehouse	26	6.7% of 389 comparable votes
7	Imran Hussain	Labour	Bradford East	24	6.1% of 395 comparable votes
8	Ian Byrne	Labour	Liverpool West Derby	24	5.9% of 408 comparable votes
9	Bell Ribeiro-Addy	Labour	Clapham and Brixton Hill	21	6.1% of 347 comparable votes
10	Nadia Whittome	Labour	Nottingham East	20	6.4% of 311 comparable votes
11	Brian Leishman	Labour	Alloa and Grangemouth	19	4.6% of 416 comparable votes
12	Rachael Maskell	Labour (Co-op)	York Central	17	3.3% of 509 comparable votes
13	Rebecca Long Bailey	Labour	Salford	15	3.3% of 452 comparable votes
14	Mary Kelly Foy	Labour	City of Durham	14	3.5% of 403 comparable votes
15	Ian Lavery	Labour	Blyth and Ashington	14	2.9% of 477 comparable votes
16	Kate Osborne	Labour	Jarrow and Gateshead East	13	3.9% of 332 comparable votes
17	Ms Marie Rimmer	Labour	St Helens South and Whiston	13	3.6% of 361 comparable votes
18	Zarah Sultana	Your Party	Coventry South	13	3.5% of 371 comparable votes
19	Neil Duncan-Jordan	Labour	Poole	13	2.8% of 466 comparable votes
20	Andy McDonald	Labour	Middlesbrough and Thornaby East	12	2.5% of 487 comparable votes
21	Clive Lewis	Labour	Norwich South	11	3.1% of 357 comparable votes
22	Kim Johnson	Labour	Liverpool Riverside	11	2.7% of 408 comparable votes
23	Jon Trickett	Labour	Normanton and Hemsworth	11	2.6% of 420 comparable votes
24	Grahame Morris	Labour	Easington	11	2.3% of 479 comparable votes
25	Chris Hinchliff	Labour	North East Hertfordshire	11	2.3% of 481 comparable votes
26	Markus Campbell-Savours	Labour	Penrith and Solway	11	2.3% of 487 comparable votes
27	Olivia Blake	Labour	Sheffield Hallam	10	2.2% of 451 comparable votes
28	Cat Eccles	Labour	Stourbridge	9	3% of 300 comparable votes
29	Mary Glindon	Labour	Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend	9	1.9% of 480 comparable votes
30	Emma Lewell	Labour	South Shields	8	2% of 401 comparable votes
31	Navendu Mishra	Labour	Stockport	8	1.8% of 437 comparable votes
32	Dr Simon Opher	Labour	Stroud	8	1.8% of 445 comparable votes
33	Paula Barker	Labour	Liverpool Wavertree	8	1.7% of 481 comparable votes
34	Graham Stringer	Labour	Blackley and Middleton South	7	2.3% of 311 comparable votes
35	Ms Stella Creasy	Labour (Co-op)	Walthamstow	7	1.5% of 463 comparable votes
36	Lorraine Beavers	Labour	Blackpool North and Fleetwood	7	1.5% of 482 comparable votes
37	Margaret Mullane	Labour	Dagenham and Rainham	7	1.4% of 495 comparable votes
38	Mr Jonathan Brash	Labour	Hartlepool	6	1.4% of 418 comparable votes
39	Lee Barron	Labour	Corby and East Northamptonshire	6	1.4% of 423 comparable votes
40	Derek Twigg	Labour	Widnes and Halewood	5	1.5% of 341 comparable votes
41	Abtisam Mohamed	Labour	Sheffield Central	5	1.3% of 375 comparable votes
42	Irene Campbell	Labour	North Ayrshire and Arran	5	1.2% of 427 comparable votes
43	Peter Lamb	Labour	Crawley	5	1% of 520 comparable votes
44	Dr Rosena Allin-Khan	Labour	Tooting	4	2.5% of 163 comparable votes
45	Terry Jermy	Labour	South West Norfolk	4	1.1% of 377 comparable votes
46	Tracy Gilbert	Labour	Edinburgh North and Leith	4	0.9% of 432 comparable votes
47	Jonathan Hinder	Labour	Pendle and Clitheroe	4	0.9% of 433 comparable votes
48	Alison Hume	Labour	Scarborough and Whitby	4	0.9% of 451 comparable votes
49	Mohammad Yasin	Labour	Bedford	4	0.9% of 453 comparable votes
50	Jim Shannon	Democratic Unionist Party	Strangford	4	0.8% of 509 comparable votes