Mr Bayo Alaba

Voting Patterns

He shows very high party loyalty (about 99%) but a low attendance rate (12%). He sits on the centre-left of the spectrum (32/100). On policy, he has generally voted for Universal Credit, for trade union powers and for workers’ rights protections, and for renter protections; he has generally voted against VAT changes, against tougher prison sentencing, and against bus services regulation. His votes on transgender rights and climate change measures have been mixed, and he has consistently opposed increases in mental health services; there have been a small number of rebel votes on amendments to the End of Life Bill in 2025.

Notable Positions

• Supports Universal Credit
• Supports trade union powers
• Supports workers' rights protections
• Supports renter protections
• Opposes increases in mental health services

Financial Interests

Declared financial interests include three shareholdings and one land/property interest.