Blake Stephenson

Voting Patterns

He shows very high party loyalty (100%) but unusually low attendance (11%). He sits on the centre-right of the spectrum (64/100). His voting record mixes position depending on topic: he generally votes against stronger workers’ rights and trade union powers, and against renter protections and broader climate-change measures, while supporting prison sentencing, regulation of bus services, transgender rights and funding for mental health services. There has been at least one notable rebel vote against his party on a House of Lords hereditary peers Bill committee clause in November 2024.

Notable Positions

• Generally votes against expanding trade union powers and workers’ rights protections
• Generally votes against renter protections
• Generally votes for stronger prison sentencing
• Generally votes for regulation of bus services
• Supports transgender rights and funding for mental health services
• Generally votes against broader climate-change measures

Financial Interests

He has eight declared financial interests, including gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources; miscellaneous entries; employment earnings and ad hoc payments; land and property; and visits outside the UK.