Nigel Farage

Voting Patterns

His voting record shows very high party loyalty, voting in line with Reform UK in all recorded votes (100% vs a party average of 99%). Attendance at votes is unusually low at 6% (party average 41%), and there are no rebel votes recorded. He sits on the right of the political spectrum (73/100).

Notable Positions

• Generally voted against Universal Credit
• Generally voted against Trade union powers
• Generally voted against Workers' rights protections
• Generally voted for VAT changes
• Generally voted for Prison sentencing

Financial Interests

Declares 88 financial interests across categories, including 55 entries for ad hoc payments related to employment and earnings, 13 entries for ongoing earnings, 7 miscellaneous entries, 6 visits outside the UK, 3 shareholdings, 2 land and property entries, and 1 entry for gifts or benefits from sources outside the UK.