Sir Alan Campbell, Labour (Co-op) MP for Tynemouth, was first elected in May 1997 and is the 13th longest-serving MP currently in parliament and the 5th longest-serving within the Labour (Co-op) party. As Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons, he has cast 368 votes out of 466 eligible divisions for a participation rate of 78.97%, ranking him 39th overall among all MPs and 35th within his party. His debate contributions are considerably lower relative to his voting record, with 1,508 total contributions across 38 debates, ranking him 599th overall in debate activity, though high ministerial responsibility typically results in lower debate participation. His primary areas of focus in voting have been Employment & Workers Rights, Justice & Law, and Parliamentary Procedure.

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