Dr Marie Tidball

Voting Patterns

She shows full party loyalty (100%) but very low voting attendance (14%), well below the party average of 33%. She has one recorded rebel vote against her party. Her overall political position is centre-left (40/100). In key policy areas, she generally supports welfare and workers’ rights—voting for Universal Credit, trade union powers and workers’ rights protections—and for renter protections, while voting against more punitive approaches to prison sentencing and bus service regulation. She has mixed positions on transgender rights and climate change measures, and has tended to vote against expanding mental health services.

Notable Positions

• Supports Universal Credit and welfare measures
• Supports stronger trade union powers and workers’ rights protections
• Supports renters’ protections for tenants
• Opposes expansion of mental health services
• Exhibits mixed voting patterns on transgender rights and climate change measures

Financial Interests

Declared financial interests include one entry for gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources.