Sir Andrew Mitchell

Voting Patterns

Mitchell shows high loyalty to his party (98% loyalty, with a 99% party average) and above‑average attendance (62% vs 56%). He sits toward the centre of the Conservative spectrum (54/100). On policy, he generally aligns with Conservative positions but has a mix of voting choices: he has generally voted against Universal Credit and NHS funding, while generally supporting immigration controls, the asylum system, transgender rights and the Rwanda deportation scheme; his record also includes a number of mixed votes on issues like bus services regulation, VAT changes, trade unions and prison sentencing, and several notable rebel votes in 2025 on end‑of‑life amendments and crime measures.

Notable Positions

• Voted for stronger immigration controls
• Voted for maintaining the asylum system
• Voted for transgender rights
• Voted in favour of the Rwanda deportation scheme
• Generally voted against NHS funding

Financial Interests

There are 19 declared financial interests. These include donations and other support related to his activities as an MP, overseas visits, employment and ongoing paid employment, miscellaneous interests, and shareholdings.