Brexit: How did my MP vote on no-deal?
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In a dramatic night in the Commons MPs have voted twice to reject a no-deal Brexit.
The first vote, called for by Labour MP Yvette Cooper, passed by a small margin. It amended the government's motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit on the 29 March, and instead sought to rule out a no-deal Brexit at any time.
The second vote on the amended motion was then passed by 321 votes to 278.
To find out how your MP voted use the look-up below.
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Click here, external if you cannot see the look-up. Data from Commons Votes Services.
MPs also voted against the Malthouse Compromise. This amendment had hoped to delay Brexit until 22 May and then leave the EU without a full agreement in place
MPs are now expected to vote on a possible delay to Brexit on Thursday.
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How did your MP vote on previous Brexit debates?
15 January: Theresa May's deal
16 January: No confidence motion
29 January: Brexit amendments
14 February: Motion on negotiations
12 March: Second vote on May's deal