James Wild, the Conservative MP for North West Norfolk, was first elected in December 2019 and has been a notably active contributor to parliamentary debates, ranking 69th overall among all MPs and 7th among those elected in 2019, with 559 total contributions across 266 debates primarily focused on Economy & Finance, procedural matters, and Trade & Industry. However, his voting participation is substantially lower at 41.91%, placing him 481st overall, reflecting a significant divergence between his high debate engagement and lower voting record that cannot be attributed to a government post. His contributions to debates are concentrated in Economy & Finance, procedural topics, and Trade & Industry, while his voting activity when present focuses on Parliamentary Procedure, Justice & Law, and Employment & Workers Rights. Among Conservative MPs, he ranks 80th in voting participation but significantly higher in debate contributions, and his service length places him 68th among the 117 Conservative MPs currently

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