Heidi Alexander

Voting Patterns

Her voting record shows very high party loyalty (99%) but attendance below the party average (24% vs 33%). Her record places her around the centre (46/100). She generally votes with Labour on issues such as Universal Credit, bus services regulation, trade union powers, workers’ rights protections and VAT changes, while voting in a mixed pattern on prison sentencing, immigration controls, transgender rights and renter protections, and has generally voted against data protection. She has a number of notable rebellions against her party on Brexit-related issues, including votes related to the Electoral Commission in 2018 and several votes on the EU Withdrawal Bill in 2017.

Notable Positions

• Generally voted for Universal Credit
• Generally voted for regulation of bus services
• Generally voted for trade union powers
• Generally voted for workers’ rights protections
• Generally voted for VAT changes

Financial Interests

There is one declared financial interest: land and property (within or outside the UK).