Stephen Kinnock

Voting Patterns

Mr Kinnock shows strong party loyalty and a relatively high attendance rate (100% with Labour, 73% attendance). He has two recorded rebel votes against his party and sits on the centre-left of the spectrum (42/100). His voting record on key topics is mixed: he has generally supported NHS funding and bus services regulation, and generally opposed tighter immigration controls and the Rwanda deportation scheme. Votes on Universal Credit, VAT, asylum, transgender rights and trade union powers are varied, indicating a nuanced position rather than a fixed bloc stance. Notable rebel votes include AYE on George Eustice's EFTA/EEA motion in 2019 and AYE on the EU–Singapore FTA/IPA in 2018, both against his party line.

Notable Positions

• Supports NHS funding.
• Favors regulation of bus services.
• Opposes tighter immigration controls and tougher asylum rules.
• Opposes the Rwanda deportation scheme.
• Has shown willingness to rebel on Europe-related trade matters (voted AYE on EFTA/EEA motion in 2019 and on EU–Singapore FTA/IPA in 2018 against party line)

Financial Interests

Declares five financial interests: gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources (two entries); land and property interests (within or outside the UK); miscellaneous; and visits outside the UK.