Justin Madders, the Labour (Co-op) MP for Ellesmere Port and Bromborough, was first elected in May 2015 and has been in the current parliament since 4 July 2024. He ranks 118th out of 650 MPs for service length and 65th among Labour MPs, making him a relatively long-serving member. His voting participation stands at 66.11% with 355 votes cast out of 537 eligible divisions, placing him 118th overall and 106th within his party, though he ranks notably higher among MPs elected in 2015 at 10th out of 61. However, his debate contributions show significantly lower engagement, with 101 total contributions across 73 debates, ranking him 506th overall and 41st among his 2015 cohort, indicating a substantial divergence between his voting and debate participation levels.

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