Sarah Russell

Voting Patterns

She has full party loyalty (100%) but a low attendance rate (14%), with no rebel votes recorded. In voting on key topics, she generally supports welfare and workers’ rights — for Universal Credit, trade union powers and workers’ protections — and climate change measures. She has often opposed measures such as bus services regulation, renter protections and transgender rights, and her votes on VAT changes and prison sentencing are mixed, while she has consistently opposed expanding mental health services.

Notable Positions

• Supports welfare and workers' rights: voted for Universal Credit, trade union powers, and workers' protections.
• Supports climate change measures: generally voted in favour of climate-related policies.
• Opposes certain social protections: generally voted against bus services regulation, renter protections, and transgender rights.
• Taxation and sentencing: votes on VAT changes and prison sentencing show a mixed pattern.

Financial Interests

Declared financial interests include two entries for employment and earnings and one miscellaneous entry.