Lewis Atkinson MP: votes
4 Jul 2024–3 Jul 2025
How these years work
Our reporting years run from 4 July to 3 July, starting with the 2024 general election. They are not official parliamentary sessions. Office costs keep IPSA’s April–March financial years. Records may cover only part of a year; a missing record does not mean no work was done.
See the proposal, this MP’s recorded vote and the result. “No recorded vote” does not tell us why they did not vote. “Voting list unavailable” means we cannot show the individual votes.
252 published records · newest first.
Decisions put to a vote
16 May 2025 · Procedural
Closure motion
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Closure motion
288 for (Aye) · 239 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →14 May 2025 · Amendment
Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to insist Commons Amendment 52
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to insist Commons Amendment 52
366 for (Aye) · 98 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →14 May 2025 · Amendment
Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to disagree Lords Amendment 49B
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to disagree Lords Amendment 49B
297 for (Aye) · 168 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →14 May 2025 · Amendment
Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to disagree Lords Amendment 43B
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to disagree Lords Amendment 43B
304 for (Aye) · 68 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →14 May 2025 · Amendment
Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to insist Commons Amendment 32
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill CCLM: motion to insist Commons Amendment 32
371 for (Aye) · 98 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →13 May 2025 · Amendment
Opposition Day: UK-EU Summit: Government amendment
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Opposition Day: UK-EU Summit: Government amendment
321 for (Aye) · 102 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →13 May 2025 · Opposition day motion
Opposition Day: UK-EU Summit
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Opposition Day: UK-EU Summit
104 for (Aye) · 402 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →12 May 2025 · Third reading
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill: Third Reading
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill: Third Reading
316 for (Aye) · 95 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →12 May 2025 · Other
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
87 for (Aye) · 404 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →12 May 2025 · Other
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 18
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 18
94 for (Aye) · 315 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →12 May 2025 · Other
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 14
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 14
98 for (Aye) · 402 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →12 May 2025 · Other
Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 3
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 3
90 for (Aye) · 318 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →7 May 2025 · Other
Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
- This MP’s vote
- Against (No)
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
97 for (Aye) · 363 against (No).
Labour: Against (No)
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →7 May 2025 · Other
Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 19
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 19
160 for (Aye) · 294 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →7 May 2025 · Other
Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 2
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 2
88 for (Aye) · 287 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →7 May 2025 · Other
Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1
- This MP’s vote
- Against (No)
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Data (Use and Access) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1
76 for (Aye) · 295 against (No).
Labour: Against (No)
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →30 Apr 2025 · Third reading
Sentencing Guidelines Third Reading
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Sentencing Guidelines Third Reading
214 for (Aye) · 3 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →30 Apr 2025 · Amendment
Sentencing Guidelines (Pre-Sentence Reports) Bill: Amendment 4
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Sentencing Guidelines (Pre-Sentence Reports) Bill: Amendment 4
88 for (Aye) · 226 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →30 Apr 2025 · Amendment
Sentencing Guidelines (Pre-Sentence Reports) Bill: Amendment 3
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Sentencing Guidelines (Pre-Sentence Reports) Bill: Amendment 3
86 for (Aye) · 222 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →29 Apr 2025 · Amendment
Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: Amendment 11
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: Amendment 11
85 for (Aye) · 238 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →29 Apr 2025 · Other
Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
- This MP’s vote
- Against (No)
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 21
95 for (Aye) · 257 against (No).
Labour: Against (No)
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →29 Apr 2025 · Other
Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 10
- This MP’s vote
- Against (No)
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 10
101 for (Aye) · 258 against (No).
Labour: Against (No)
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →29 Apr 2025 · Other
Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill Report Stage: New Clause 1
73 for (Aye) · 255 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
A party comparison describes the recorded votes, not an MP’s motives or voting instructions.
Official division →28 Apr 2025 · Second reading
Football Governance Bills [Lords]: Second Reading
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Passed
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Football Governance Bills [Lords]: Second Reading
342 for (Aye) · 70 against (No).
Party comparison unavailable
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Official division →28 Apr 2025 · Second reading
Football Governance Bills [Lords]: Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading
- This MP’s vote
- Voting list unavailable
- Result of this vote
- Did not pass
Official wording, vote totals and sources
Official motion: Football Governance Bills [Lords]: Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading
74 for (Aye) · 337 against (No).
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Official division →
Monthly voting patterns and party comparisons
Votes by month
4 Jul 2024–3 Jul 2025
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