Commons votes

10 February 2025 · Rights & Democracy

How MPs voted: Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill: Second Reading

Asylum and immigration law changes

Voting Aye meant: Supported new asylum and immigration rules

333voted Aye
109voted No
Passed by 224 votes

By party

MPs who sit now. The totals above are the official count.

PartyAyeNo
Labour2950
Conservative0101
Labour (Co-op)330
Reform UK05
Independent20
Restore Britain01
Traditional Unionist Voice01
Ulster Unionist Party10

How each MP voted

439 of 442 recorded votes were cast by MPs who still sit, listed here. MPs who did not vote are not shown: an absence can mean a pair, ministerial duty, illness or a deliberate abstention, and the data cannot tell those apart.

Aye (331)

No (108)

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Source: division 98 on votes.parliament.uk ↗. The plain-English summary is ours.