Daisy Cooper

Daisy Cooper

Liberal Democrat Sitting member
Constituency
St Albans
Region
England
Member since
12 December 2019

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This parliament

Voting participation
72%
Debates contributed to
227
Registered interests
42
Declared value
£200,574

Record last updated 6 Nov 2026

Daisy Cooper is a Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans who was elected to the current parliament on 5 July 2024. She is among the longest serving 10% of Liberal Democrat MPs, having first been elected in December 2019. She has cast 450 votes from 629 eligible divisions, achieving a 72% participation rate and ranking in the top 10% of Liberal Democrat MPs by votes cast, while her 450 debate contributions across 227 debates places her in the top 25% of MPs by debate participation. Her main areas of engagement in debates have been Economy & Finance, Taxation, and Other/Procedural matters, while her voting activity has focused on Parliamentary Procedure, Employment & Workers Rights, and Justice & Law.

Summary generated on 06/11/2026 (View details)

VOTING PARTICIPATION

450 / 629

71.54%

Ranked #334 of 655 MPs (49th percentile)

DEBATE CONTRIBUTIONS

227 / 12880

450 total contributions

Ranked #145 of 655 MPs (78th percentile)

REGISTERED INTERESTS

42

£200,574.28

£

Ranked #21 of 655 MPs (97th percentile)

PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

Daisy Cooper is the Liberal Democrat MP for St Albans, and has been an MP continually since 12 December 2019. She currently undertakes the role of Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Treasury). In addition, she is Deputy Leader, Liberal Democrats.

Constituencies

  • St Albans Dec 2019 – present · 2 terms

Posts held

  • Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Treasury) Sep 2024 – present · Opposition
  • Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Health and Social Care) Oct 2021 – Sep 2024 · Opposition
  • Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Education) Sep 2020 – Oct 2021 · Opposition
  • Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Justice) Jan 2020 – Sep 2020 · Opposition
  • Liberal Democrat Spokesperson (Digital, Culture, Media and Sport) Jan 2020 – Sep 2020 · Opposition