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Party discipline — House of Commons

Which parties hold together, and which vote together — over the last 50 genuine roll-call votes. Cohesion is the Rice index (how unanimous a party is); agreement is how often two parties' majorities matched.

Party cohesion

How unanimously each party votes (1 = everyone together).

Democratic Unionist Party100%3 v
Labour100%3 v
Labour (Co-op)100%3 v
Conservative100%2 v
Reform UK100%2 v
Liberal Democrat100%2 v
Your Party100%2 v
Green Party100%2 v
Ulster Unionist Party100%2 v
Social Democratic & Labour Party100%1 v
Plaid Cymru100%1 v
Traditional Unionist Voice100%1 v
Independent51%3 v

Party agreement

How often two parties' for/against majorities matched. Darker = more aligned.

Democratic Unionist PartyLabourLabour (Co-op)ConservativeReform UKLiberal DemocratYour PartyGreen PartyUlster Unionist PartySocial Democratic & Labour PartyPlaid CymruTraditional Unionist VoiceIndependent
Democratic Unionist Party100333350100100505050010010067
Labour331001000500100100010010010067
Labour (Co-op)331001000500100100010010010067
Conservative5000100501000010000050
Reform UK1005050501001005050500100100100
Liberal Democrat1000010010010000100050
Your Party501001000500100100010010010050
Green Party501001000500100100010010010050
Ulster Unionist Party5000100501000010000050
Social Democratic & Labour Party010010000010010001000
Plaid Cymru10010010001001001000100100100
Traditional Unionist Voice10010010001001001000100100100
Independent67676750100505050500100100100

Cohesion uses the Rice index |for − against| / (for + against), averaged over votes where the party cast for/against ballots. Agreement counts only votes where both parties had a clear majority. Independents (no party) and votes recorded only at party level are excluded. Source: developer.parliament.uk (Open Government Licence v3).