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Election 2015: How active was my MP?
How often did your MP bother to vote in Parliament? Find out their track record – search for your MP by name or move around the map and choose a constituency
Politicians are often accused of being out of touch and trust in them is at an all-time low – but do you actually know the track record of your local MP?
Our new searchable map allows you to find your MP, see what their voting record is and rank them compared to other parliamentarians.
It is based on the number of votes the MP voted in which they were eligible to attend, during the current parliamentary period.
Bear in mind that this is one relatively crude measure of parliamentary activity. MPs do lots of things other than voting. Some of them may have very good reasons for not voting as often as others: some have ministerial jobs, some have been in poor health and some have taken time off on maternity leave.
The map was created by mapping and analytics company Esri UK
How do I register to vote in the General Election?
The deadline is April 20 for registration to vote but the process only takes up to five minutes online. Our guide explains how to register, how to apply for a postal vote and answers a whole host of other questions. It also has all the links you need to get started.
Have any of the party leaders been to my area?
Our guide to the campaign trail charts the movements of David Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage as May 7 edges closer.
Who should I vote for?
Try Votematch to see which political party you are most closely aligned to: