How tightly the Scottish National Party votes together

Computed from every recorded Commons division in the current Parliament. For each division we look at how the party’s MPs voted as a bloc and treat anyone on the opposite side from their party’s internal majority as a rebel on that division. Tells you how often the whip holds and which MPs break it.

Top rebels · MPs voting against the party whip most often

Calculation requires ≥ 20 recorded votes by the MP. Excludes tellers and unanimous divisions where the “rebellion” would be meaningless. Each name links to the MP; the divisions listed are the specific votes where they broke from the party line.

1.Chris Law1 rebellions0.5% of 185 votes

Draft Windsor Framework (Non-Commercial Movement of Pet Animals) Regulations 2024

2.Dave Doogan1 rebellions0.6% of 174 votes

Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1

3.Pete Wishart0 rebellions0.0% of 189 votes

4.Kirsty Blackman0 rebellions0.0% of 182 votes

5.Brendan O'Hara0 rebellions0.0% of 201 votes

6.Graham Leadbitter0 rebellions0.0% of 157 votes

7.Seamus Logan0 rebellions0.0% of 146 votes