MPs - Third reading of bill to stop a no-deal Brexit

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Legislation proposed giving Prime Minister Boris Johnson until 19th October 2019 to pass a new Brexit deal, if he did not achieve that the bill would force him to ask for an extension of Article 50 until 31st January 2020. The Bill has been amended with the call to have another vote on Theresa May’s final Brexit deal.

In important votes in the House of Commons if an MP votes to protect or preserve Britain’s democracy and economy from EU interference they are awarded a score of plus 2. If the MP votes in a way that harms our freedom, prosperity and sovereignty the MP receives a vote of minus 2. In the face of pressure from the Whips acting on behalf of their pro-EU leadership an abstention receives a score of plus 1. In the referendum of 23rd June 2016 if your MP supported Leave, they are awarded 10 points. If, however, they supported Remain then a score of minus 10 will be applied.

Parties:	Conservative (4)	Green Party (1)	Independent (26)
Independent Group (5)	Labour (208)	Labour (Co-op) (31)	Liberal Democrat (15)
Plaid Cymru (4)	Scottish National Party (35)	[All parties] (329)

MP / Constituency [Postcode lookup?]	Rating	Aye (26) No (4) Did not vote (3) All Votes (33)	Independent Change Show all
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Kenneth Clarke, (no seat)		-49%		Aye	Independent
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Heidi Allen, (no seat)	-14%	Aye	Independent
Ian Austin, (no seat)	-18%	No	Independent
Guto Bebb, (no seat)	-11%	Aye	Independent
Richard Benyon, (no seat)	-10%	Aye	Independent
Luciana Berger, (no seat)	-26%	Aye	Independent
Nick Boles, (no seat)	-26%	Aye	Independent
Alistair Burt, (no seat)	-11%	Aye	Independent
Charlie Elphicke, (no seat)	23%	No	Independent
Frank Field, (no seat)	24%	Aye	Independent
David Gauke, (no seat)	-5%	Aye	Independent
Justine Greening, (no seat)	-14%	Aye	Independent
Dominic Grieve, (no seat)	-13%	Aye	Independent
Sam Gyimah, (no seat)	-11%	Aye	Independent
Philip Hammond, (no seat)	-5%	Aye	Independent
Richard Harrington, (no seat)	-15%	Aye	Independent
Lady Hermon, (no seat)	-24%	Aye	Independent
Kelvin Hopkins, (no seat)	37%	Did not vote	Independent
Margot James, (no seat)	-18%	Aye	Independent
Oliver Letwin, (no seat)	-18%	Aye	Independent
Ivan Lewis, (no seat)	-18%	No	Independent
Stephen Lloyd, (no seat)	-51%	Aye	Independent
Anne Milton, (no seat)	-7%	Aye	Independent
Jared O'Mara, (no seat)	-24%	Did not vote	Independent
Amber Rudd, (no seat)	2%	No	Independent
Antoinette Sandbach, (no seat)	-49%	Aye	Independent
Gavin Shuker, (no seat)	-22%	Aye	Independent
Angela Smith, (no seat)	-21%	Aye	Independent
Nicholas Soames, (no seat)	-10%	Aye	Independent
Rory Stewart, (no seat)	0%	Aye	Independent
Edward Vaizey, (no seat)	-22%	Aye	Independent
Chris Williamson, (no seat)	-30%	Did not vote	Independent
John Woodcock, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Independent