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MPs Sponsoring the Most EDMs

Which UK MPs sponsor the most Early Day Motions? Ranked by total EDMs tabled.

Other rankings:Most Expensive MPsCheapest MPsBiggest MP Staffing BudgetsBiggest MP Travel Expense ClaimantsBiggest MP Office SpendersMost Active UK MPsMPs Asking the Most Written QuestionsLongest-Serving UK MPsNewest UK MPs
Parties in this ranking:Labour36Liberal Democrat31Scottish National Party7Conservative7Independent5Democratic Unionist Party4Labour (Co-op)3Plaid Cymru2Your Party1Speaker1Reform UK1Traditional Unionist Voice1Restore Britain1

Top 100

EDMs sponsored

  1. 1

    Jim Shannon

    Democratic Unionist Party — Strangford

    943

  2. 2

    Jeremy Corbyn

    Your Party — Islington North

    871

  3. 3

    John McDonnell

    Labour — Hayes and Harlington

    833

  4. 4

    Sir Lindsay Hoyle

    Speaker — Chorley

    625

  5. 5

    Tim Farron

    Liberal Democrat — Westmorland and Lonsdale

    501

  6. 6

    Mr Gregory Campbell

    Democratic Unionist Party — East Londonderry

    483

  7. 7

    Andrew Rosindell

    Reform UK — Romford

    430

  8. 8

    Ms Diane Abbott

    Labour — Hackney North and Stoke Newington

    213

  9. 9

    Grahame Morris

    Labour — Easington

    205

  10. 10

    Liz Saville Roberts

    Plaid Cymru — Dwyfor Meirionnydd

    201

  11. 11

    Christine Jardine

    Liberal Democrat — Edinburgh West

    193

  12. 12

    Wendy Chamberlain

    Liberal Democrat — North East Fife

    179

  13. 13

    Brendan O'Hara

    Scottish National Party — Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber

    168

  14. 14

    Mr Alistair Carmichael

    Liberal Democrat — Orkney and Shetland

    151

  15. 15

    Valerie Vaz

    Labour — Walsall and Bloxwich

    146

  16. 16

    Chris Law

    Scottish National Party — Dundee Central

    139

  17. 17

    Andrew George

    Liberal Democrat — St Ives

    138

  18. 18

    Stephen Gethins

    Scottish National Party — Arbroath and Broughty Ferry

    138

  19. 19

    Carla Lockhart

    Democratic Unionist Party — Upper Bann

    134

  20. 20

    Pete Wishart

    Scottish National Party — Perth and Kinross-shire

    129

  21. 21

    Bob Blackman

    Conservative — Harrow East

    120

  22. 22

    Layla Moran

    Liberal Democrat — Oxford West and Abingdon

    116

  23. 23

    Jon Trickett

    Labour — Normanton and Hemsworth

    115

  24. 24

    Ed Davey

    Liberal Democrat — Kingston and Surbiton

    103

  25. 25

    Sarah Dyke

    Liberal Democrat — Glastonbury and Somerton

    99

  26. 26

    Graham Stringer

    Labour — Blackley and Middleton South

    90

  27. 27

    Adam Jogee

    Labour — Newcastle-under-Lyme

    89

  28. 28

    Euan Stainbank

    Labour — Falkirk

    85

  29. 29

    Sir Julian Lewis

    Conservative — New Forest East

    84

  30. 30

    Patricia Ferguson

    Labour — Glasgow West

    78

  31. 31

    Mary Glindon

    Labour — Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend

    77

  32. 32

    Chris Bryant

    Labour — Rhondda and Ogmore

    76

  33. 33

    Barry Gardiner

    Labour — Brent West

    75

  34. 34

    Sir Iain Duncan Smith

    Conservative — Chingford and Woodford Green

    74

  35. 35

    Mr Clive Betts

    Labour — Sheffield South East

    74

  36. 36

    Richard Burgon

    Labour — Leeds East

    73

  37. 37

    Graham Leadbitter

    Scottish National Party — Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey

    72

  38. 38

    Apsana Begum

    Labour — Poplar and Limehouse

    69

  39. 39

    Helen Maguire

    Liberal Democrat — Epsom and Ewell

    68

  40. 40

    Ian Lavery

    Labour — Blyth and Ashington

    67

  41. 41

    Kirsty Blackman

    Scottish National Party — Aberdeen North

    65

  42. 42

    Mr Lee Dillon

    Liberal Democrat — Newbury

    63

  43. 43

    Dr Scott Arthur

    Labour — Edinburgh South West

    63

  44. 44

    Mary Kelly Foy

    Labour — City of Durham

    62

  45. 45

    Jim Allister

    Traditional Unionist Voice — North Antrim

    60

  46. 46

    Ben Lake

    Plaid Cymru — Ceredigion Preseli

    60

  47. 47

    Bell Ribeiro-Addy

    Labour — Clapham and Brixton Hill

    60

  48. 48

    Cat Smith

    Labour — Lancaster and Wyre

    59

  49. 49

    Wera Hobhouse

    Liberal Democrat — Bath

    57

  50. 50

    Daisy Cooper

    Liberal Democrat — St Albans

    57

  51. 51

    Mr Angus MacDonald

    Liberal Democrat — Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire

    56

  52. 52

    Steve Darling

    Liberal Democrat — Torbay

    56

  53. 53

    Helen Morgan

    Liberal Democrat — North Shropshire

    56

  54. 54

    Mrs Sharon Hodgson

    Labour — Washington and Gateshead South

    52

  55. 55

    Fabian Hamilton

    Labour — Leeds North East

    51

  56. 56

    Clive Efford

    Labour — Eltham and Chislehurst

    51

  57. 57

    Dawn Butler

    Labour — Brent East

    50

  58. 58

    Pippa Heylings

    Liberal Democrat — South Cambridgeshire

    48

  59. 59

    Jamie Stone

    Liberal Democrat — Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

    46

  60. 60

    James McMurdock

    Independent — South Basildon and East Thurrock

    44

  61. 61

    Brian Leishman

    Labour — Alloa and Grangemouth

    43

  62. 62

    Adam Dance

    Liberal Democrat — Yeovil

    42

  63. 63

    Sarah Olney

    Liberal Democrat — Richmond Park

    41

  64. 64

    Ayoub Khan

    Independent — Birmingham Perry Barr

    40

  65. 65

    Shockat Adam

    Independent — Leicester South

    40

  66. 66

    Ian Byrne

    Labour — Liverpool West Derby

    39

  67. 67

    Martin Rhodes

    Labour — Glasgow North

    38

  68. 68

    Tom Gordon

    Liberal Democrat — Harrogate and Knaresborough

    37

  69. 69

    Kate Osborne

    Labour — Jarrow and Gateshead East

    37

  70. 70

    Rebecca Long Bailey

    Labour — Salford

    36

  71. 71

    Rachael Maskell

    Labour (Co-op) — York Central

    36

  72. 72

    Sarah Gibson

    Liberal Democrat — Chippenham

    35

  73. 73

    Dave Doogan

    Scottish National Party — Angus and Perthshire Glens

    35

  74. 74

    Kim Johnson

    Labour — Liverpool Riverside

    34

  75. 75

    Kirsteen Sullivan

    Labour (Co-op) — Bathgate and Linlithgow

    34

  76. 76

    Max Wilkinson

    Liberal Democrat — Cheltenham

    32

  77. 77

    Sir Mark Tami

    Labour — Alyn and Deeside

    32

  78. 78

    Munira Wilson

    Liberal Democrat — Twickenham

    32

  79. 79

    Dame Siobhain McDonagh

    Labour — Mitcham and Morden

    32

  80. 80

    Clive Lewis

    Labour — Norwich South

    32

  81. 81

    Graham Stuart

    Conservative — Beverley and Holderness

    31

  82. 82

    Sir Edward Leigh

    Conservative — Gainsborough

    31

  83. 83

    Clive Jones

    Liberal Democrat — Wokingham

    31

  84. 84

    David Davis

    Conservative — Goole and Pocklington

    30

  85. 85

    Karl Turner

    Independent — Kingston upon Hull East

    30

  86. 86

    Alex Easton

    Independent — North Down

    30

  87. 87

    Dr Danny Chambers

    Liberal Democrat — Winchester

    29

  88. 88

    Sammy Wilson

    Democratic Unionist Party — East Antrim

    29

  89. 89

    Andy Slaughter

    Labour — Hammersmith and Chiswick

    29

  90. 90

    Sir Bernard Jenkin

    Conservative — Harwich and North Essex

    28

  91. 91

    Calum Miller

    Liberal Democrat — Bicester and Woodstock

    28

  92. 92

    Sir Mark Hendrick

    Labour (Co-op) — Preston

    27

  93. 93

    Mr Will Forster

    Liberal Democrat — Woking

    26

  94. 94

    Tom Morrison

    Liberal Democrat — Cheadle

    26

  95. 95

    Katrina Murray

    Labour — Cumbernauld and Kirkintilloch

    26

  96. 96

    Rupert Lowe

    Restore Britain — Great Yarmouth

    25

  97. 97

    James MacCleary

    Liberal Democrat — Lewes

    25

  98. 98

    Neil Duncan-Jordan

    Labour — Poole

    25

  99. 99

    Liz Jarvis

    Liberal Democrat — Eastleigh

    24

  100. 100

    Anna Sabine

    Liberal Democrat — Frome and East Somerset

    24

Source: UK Parliament Members API, Commons Votes API and IPSA. Rankings are recalculated hourly.