Luke Charters, the Labour (Co-op) MP for York Outer, was elected to the current parliament on 4 July 2024 and is relatively new compared to other MPs, ranking 299th out of 650 for length of service. He has been a highly active voter, casting 432 votes from 515 eligible divisions for a participation rate of 83.88%, ranking 15th overall among all MPs and 14th within the 2024 cohort. His debate contributions are considerably less frequent, with 154 contributions across 84 debates, placing him 436th overall in debate activity, representing a notable divergence between his voting and debate participation. His top debate topics have been Foreign Affairs & Defence, Education & Skills, and Welfare & Benefits, while his most active voting areas have been Parliamentary Procedure, Employment & Workers Rights, and Justice & Law.

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