Brexit: Did your MP vote for a snap election?

10 September 2019

The government has failed for a second time to get MPs to agree to an early general election.

The motion needed the support of two-thirds of all MPs, but only 293 supported holding an election. Forty-six members voted against and 303 did not vote.

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.

The government needed the support of 434 MPs in order to call a snap election.

The government fails to get a two thirds majority for an election.

Earlier on Monday evening MPs voted to force ministers to publish correspondence about suspending Parliament, and no-deal Brexit planning papers. The motion passed by 311 to 302, a majority of nine.

MPs call for government to publish no-deal Brexit docs and conversations about Brexit planning. For: 311 - Lab 238, SNP 33, Lib Dem 17, Ind 13, TIGfC 5, Plaid 4, Green1. Against: 302 - Con 283, DUP 10, Ind 8, Lab 1

Brexit: Did your MP vote for a snap election?

Did your MP vote in favour of allowing the government to suspend Parliament in order to secure Brexit on 30 October?

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