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Counting votes on your behalf

Every week, a dozen or so times, your MP votes on changes to British law. This is their definitive exercise of power on your behalf. The Public Whip lets you see all their votes so you can hold them to account (more information).

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At the Public Whip you can:

Find out how any MP or Lord votes
Enter your postcode or their name:
Example: "OX1 3DR", "Dennis Turner", "Baroness Darcy de Knayth"
Search for votes in parliament on your subject
Enter the topic to search for:
Examples: "Corruption", "Recognition", "Employer's"
Test your MP or Lord against policies you care about
Either browse existing policies or make a new policy
Some examples:

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Recent controversial divisions (more...)

Commons	12 Nov 2008	Business of the House — European Scrutiny (Standing Orders)
Commons	12 Nov 2008	Business of the House — Regional Grand Committees
Commons	12 Nov 2008	Business of the House — Regional Select Committees
Commons	12 Nov 2008	Business of the House — Regional Select Committees
Commons	12 Nov 2008	Business of the House — Regional Accountability

Top rebel MPs (more...)

1	Jeremy Corbyn	Islington North	Lab	23.7%
2	Kate Hoey	Vauxhall	Lab	23.6%
3	John McDonnell	Hayes & Harlington	Lab	23.4%

Best attending MPs and Lords (more...)

1	Baroness Farrington of Ribbleton	(Lords)	Lab
2	Lord Grocott	(Lords)	Lab
3	Dennis Skinner	Bolsover	Lab

Counting votes on your behalf

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At the Public Whip you can:

Recent controversial divisions (more...)

Top rebel MPs (more...)

Best attending MPs and Lords (more...)