Daisy Cooper, the Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans first elected in December 2019, has participated in 64.80 percent of eligible votes, ranking 132nd overall and 4th among her party, while making 322 debate contributions across 164 debates and ranking 171st overall. Her debate contributions are notably lower relative to her voting participation. Cooper's primary focus areas include Economy & Finance, Taxation, and Employment & Workers Rights, with her debate topics concentrating on Economy & Finance, Taxation, and procedural matters. She is relatively long-serving compared to other MPs, ranking 8th for service length within the Liberal Democrats.

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