Luke Charters, the Labour (Co-op) MP for York Outer, was elected to the current parliament on 4 July 2024 and is relatively new to Parliament, ranking 299th of 650 MPs for length of service. He has demonstrated notably high voting participation, casting 386 votes out of 460 eligible divisions for an 83.91% participation rate and ranking 20th overall among all MPs, though his debate contributions are considerably lower with 133 contributions across 67 debates, ranking 505th overall. His primary focus areas in debates have been Foreign Affairs & Defence, Education & Skills, and Welfare & Benefits, while his voting activity has concentrated on Employment & Workers Rights, Parliamentary Procedure, and Taxation.

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