Nadia Whittome, the Labour (Co-op) MP for Nottingham East, was first elected in December 2019 and has been re-elected to the current parliament. She has a notably low voting participation rate of 31.96 percent, casting 147 votes out of 460 eligible divisions and ranking 595th overall among all MPs and 383rd among Labour MPs. Her debate contributions are substantially more active by comparison, with 98 contributions across 67 debates, ranking 462nd overall. Her primary areas of focus in debates have been Foreign Affairs and Defence, Welfare and Benefits, and Justice and Law, while her voting activity has concentrated on Employment and Workers Rights, Justice and Law, and Parliamentary Procedure.

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