Rebecca Long Bailey, Labour (Co-op) MP for Salford, was first elected in May 2015 and is among the longer-serving members of the current parliament, ranking 118th of 650 MPs by service length and 66th among Labour (Co-op) MPs. She has cast 263 votes out of 460 eligible divisions, giving her a participation rate of 57.17%, and ranks 236th overall among all MPs in voting activity. Her debate participation has been comparatively lower, with 91 contributions across 66 debates, placing her 473rd overall in debate rankings. Her primary areas of focus in debates have been welfare and benefits, procedural matters, and foreign affairs and defence, while her voting activity has concentrated on parliamentary procedure, justice and law, and employment and workers rights.

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