Jonathan Hinder

Voting Patterns

He records high party loyalty at 98% (slightly below the party average of 99%) but a notably low voting attendance of 14% (compared with 33%). He has 6 rebel votes against his party and sits on the left of the spectrum (29/100). In policy terms, he often votes for trade union powers and workers' rights protections, generally supports renter protections and VAT changes, and tends to vote against mental health services, transgender rights and bus services regulation, with mixed results on climate measures and Universal Credit.

Notable Positions

• Supports trade union powers
• Supports workers' rights protections
• Supports renter protections
• Generally opposes mental health services
• Generally opposes transgender rights

Financial Interests

Declared financial interests include one miscellaneous entry.