Voter Empathy

House of Commons votes, on your phone

The Ayes to the right. The Noes to the left.

Swipe through the votes your MP casts in Parliament, say how you'd have voted, and find out how often you really agree.

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The Vote screen: a card for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill Second Reading, with No on the left and Aye on the right
← No Aye →
Commons votes since the July 2024 election
590
Second and third readings of bills
73
MPs, one for every constituency
650

Three steps to knowing where you stand

  1. 1

    Enter your postcode

    We find your MP and constituency. Your postcode stays on your phone.

  2. 2

    Swipe through the votes

    Right for Aye, left for No, up if you've no strong view, down to skip. Your MP's vote stays hidden until you've chosen.

  3. 3

    See how you compare

    Find out how often your MP votes your way, then compare yourself with any other MP or with each party.

A vote's detail screen: the result, 270 Ayes to 286 Noes, and a Commons Library summary of the bill

“Reasoned amendment”? We'll explain.

Commons votes are named in Parliament's own shorthand. Every vote in Voter Empathy comes with a plain-English summary of what it decided, what voting Aye or No meant, and a briefing from the House of Commons Library.

Division 75 · 11 September 2026

Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill: Second Reading

The Ayes to the right, 270. The Noes to the left, 286.

Which party do you really vote like?

Every answer you give is matched against how all 650 MPs voted. See your agreement with your own MP, rank every MP by how closely they match you, and find the party that votes most like you. Then share it as a card or a link.

I agree with my MP on

62%

of Commons votes

Based on 34 votes I've answered

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Hear about big votes as they happen

Turn on notifications and we'll tell you when the Commons votes on whether a bill goes ahead, how your MP voted, and ask how you'd have voted. Several votes at once come as a single message, and nothing arrives overnight.

Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Billnow

Second Reading. Your MP voted No. How would you have voted?

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Straight from Parliament

Votes, MPs, bills and debates come from UK Parliament's official data and are checked for new votes every hour. Briefings come from the House of Commons Library. Voter Empathy doesn't take sides: it shows you the record and lets you decide.