Stephanie Peacock

Voting Patterns

She shows very high party loyalty (99%) and above-average voting attendance (59%, with a party average of 33%). She has recorded nine rebel votes against her party and sits on the centre-left of the spectrum (40/100). On policy, she has generally supported Universal Credit and NHS funding, while generally voting against immigration controls and against the asylum system, and she has generally opposed the Rwanda deportation scheme. Votes on VAT changes, bus services regulation, transgender rights and trade union powers are mixed, and she generally votes against harsher prison sentencing.

Notable Positions

• Supports welfare policy and NHS funding (votes for Universal Credit and NHS funding).
• Generally opposes stricter immigration controls and the asylum system; opposes the Rwanda deportation scheme.
• Shows mixed positions on taxation, transport regulation, transgender rights and trade union powers (votes in these areas have varied).
• Demonstrated independence on end-of-life legislation, voting on Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill amendments in June 2025 in a way that did not always align with party guidance.