The numbers

State of the Commons

The House of Commons by the numbers: who sits, what they declare, and how to explore every MP. These are objective, sourced facts from the UK Parliament and the official register, not opinions or scores.

649

MPs in the Commons

3,848

declared financial interests

598

MPs with a declared interest

38,182

recent votes tracked

Who sits in the Commons

Seats by party. Co-operative members are counted with Labour, the whip they take.

Labour403 · 62.1%

Conservative118 · 18.2%

Liberal Democrat71 · 10.9%

Independent11 · 1.7%

Scottish National Party8 · 1.2%

Reform UK8 · 1.2%

Sinn Féin7 · 1.1%

Green Party5 · 0.8%

Democratic Unionist Party5 · 0.8%

Plaid Cymru4 · 0.6%

Social Democratic & Labour Party2 · 0.3%

Your Party2 · 0.3%

Traditional Unionist Voice1 · 0.2%

Restore Britain1 · 0.2%

Ulster Unionist Party1 · 0.2%

Speaker1 · 0.2%

Alliance1 · 0.2%

What MPs declare

The most common categories on the Register of Members' Financial Interests. Declaring an interest is transparency working as intended. It is a record, not an accusation.

Miscellaneous960

Gifts, benefits and hospitality (UK)835

Visits outside the UK478

Other support456

Support linked to an MP but via party organisations331

Employment and earnings284

Explore every MP

All 650 MPs, ranked by how many financial interests they have declared on the public register. A higher count means more to declare, not wrongdoing. Search, sort, and open any MP for their full record.

Sort by 649 MPs

#	MP	Party	Constituency	Declared interests
1	Rupert Lowe	Restore Britain	Great Yarmouth	61
2	Tom Tugendhat	Conservative	Tonbridge	50
3	Mike Martin	Liberal Democrat	Tunbridge Wells	45
4	Clive Lewis	Labour	Norwich South	35
5	Nigel Farage	Reform UK	Clacton	35
6	Alan Mak	Conservative	Havant	33
7	Andy Burnham	Labour (Co-op)	Makerfield	33
8	Charlie Maynard	Liberal Democrat	Witney	31
9	Jeremy Corbyn	Your Party	Islington North	31
10	Alberto Costa	Conservative	South Leicestershire	29
11	Shaun Davies	Labour	Telford	28
12	Sir Mel Stride	Conservative	Central Devon	27
13	Nigel Huddleston	Conservative	Droitwich and Evesham	26
14	Angela Rayner	Labour	Ashton-under-Lyne	25
15	Wes Streeting	Labour	Ilford North	25
16	Daisy Cooper	Liberal Democrat	St Albans	24
17	Sir Jeremy Hunt	Conservative	Godalming and Ash	24
18	Lisa Smart	Liberal Democrat	Hazel Grove	23
19	Mark Garnier	Conservative	Wyre Forest	23
20	Munira Wilson	Liberal Democrat	Twickenham	23
21	Richard Tice	Reform UK	Boston and Skegness	23
22	Nick Timothy	Conservative	West Suffolk	22
23	Helen Maguire	Liberal Democrat	Epsom and Ewell	21
24	Sir Oliver Dowden	Conservative	Hertsmere	21
25	James Naish	Labour	Rushcliffe	20

Source: UK Parliament Register of Members' Financial Interests.