John Glen, the Conservative MP for Salisbury, has been serving in parliament since May 2010, making him among the longer-serving members of the current parliament and the 21st longest-serving Conservative MP. He has cast 243 votes out of 460 eligible divisions, achieving a 52.83% participation rate and ranking 296th overall among MPs. His debate contributions are notably stronger than his voting record, with 252 contributions across 187 debates, placing him 80th overall in debate participation and 5th among MPs first elected in 2010, a considerable divergence between his voting and debate activity. His primary debate topics have focused on procedural matters, economy and finance, and welfare and benefits, while his voting has concentrated on parliamentary procedure, employment and workers rights, and justice and law.

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