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Reform UK · Whip cohesion + rebellion

How tightly Reform UK MPs vote together

Every Commons division since the July 2024 election. In each one we take the side most Reform UK MPs voted for, and count any Reform UK MP who voted the other way as voting against the party. MPs are counted under the party they belonged to on the day of the vote. Free votes, where MPs are not told how to vote, are not marked by Parliament, so they are included.

Voted with the party
98.6%
of 1,625 votes by Reform UK MPs
Divisions
453
with at least one of its MPs voting
All on one side
97%
439 divisions with no Reform UK MP voting the other way

MPs who voted against most of their party most often

MPs with at least 20 votes as a Reform UK MP. A division where the party split exactly evenly counts for no one. Each name links to the MP; the divisions listed are their most recent votes against the party.

5.Rupert Lowe(now Restore Britain)1 vote against1.6% of 62 votes
6.James McMurdock(now Independent)1 vote against0.6% of 166 votes