Nigel Huddleston, the Conservative MP for Droitwich and Evesham first elected in May 2015, has participated in 303 of 515 eligible votes during the current parliament, achieving a 58.83% participation rate and ranking 205th overall among all MPs. His debate contributions have been considerably limited, with 84 total contributions across 38 debates, placing him 603rd out of 650 MPs in debate activity. This represents a marked divergence between his voting and debate participation levels, with his contributions to debates notably lower than his voting engagement. His debate topics have focused on taxation, procedural matters, and tourism, while his voting priorities have centred on parliamentary procedure, employment and workers' rights, and justice and law matters.

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