Aberdeenshire North and Moray East.

One thing stands out about Seamus Logan: he votes in fewer than a third of parliamentary divisions -- 143 of 521 -- making him one of the least active voters among Scottish MPs, a record the Scottish Daily Express labelled him the "laziest" Scottish MP for in late 2024. Yet his speech record tells a different story: 320 contributions across 161 debates, with recent activity on WASPI women's pension compensation, where he has been vocal and visible in opposing the government's decision not to pay out, calling it a "clear injustice" affecting thousands of women in his constituency. He also voted to refer Keir Starmer to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson appointment, and opposed new asylum support regulations -- both consistent SNP positions.

In votes he does cast, Logan is a 100% party-line voter with no rebel votes on record. His stance profile shows strong resistance to employer National Insurance increases and consistent support for workers' rights, but low alignment with fiscal responsibility measures (21%) and immigration controls (22%) -- both reflecting SNP orthodoxy rather than personal deviation. He speaks most frequently on economy and jobs, social care, and fiscal policy, and has been active as SNP DEFRA spokesperson opposing the government's agricultural property relief changes, calling for the farm inheritance tax to be scrapped entirely.

The gap between his speech activity and voting participation is the defining feature of his parliamentary record so far. He sits on no select committees. His local news coverage over the past 90 days is relatively positive, driven by his WASPI advocacy, though the low-voting criticism has not disappeared. Voting data runs to May 2026; news sentiment is based on a small sample of three articles.