Dame Nia Griffith was first elected in May 2005 and is among the longest-serving MPs in the current parliament, ranked 43rd of 650 MPs for length of service and 23rd among Labour MPs. She cast 316 votes out of 460 eligible divisions for a participation rate of 68.70%, ranking her 136th overall and 100th among Labour members, while making 211 debate contributions across 95 debates, ranking her 332nd overall. Her debate contributions focused primarily on Foreign Affairs and Defence, Employment and Workers Rights, and procedural matters. She shows a notable divergence between her voting and debate rankings, performing considerably better in voting participation than in debate contributions.

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