East Grinstead and Uckfield.

Mims Davies broke with her party once in the current Parliament, voting for the Tobacco and Vapes Bill's Second Reading in November 2024 despite Conservative opposition -- a single deviation in an otherwise near-perfect voting record. Her recent local work has been more visible: she secured a temporary banking hub in East Grinstead, challenged South East Water's leadership in writing during a supply crisis, and led a parliamentary debate over the closure of Uckfield Hospital's day surgery unit. That last campaign, despite her sustained effort, did not prevent the closure.

At 78% voting participation -- below the Commons average -- Davies is a 99.8% party-line voter, making that tobacco vote her only meaningful rebellion. Her voting profile is consistently pro-business (91%), tough on crime (88%), and opposed to tax increases (88%), while sitting well below her party on workers' rights and progressive taxation. She consistently backs Lords scrutiny (100% aligned) and parliamentary accountability, and is notably more resistant than the average Conservative to overriding Lords amendments -- voting against the government on the English Devolution and Pension Schemes Bills in April 2026. Her 167 contributions span economy and jobs, social care, health, and local government.

Davies holds no committee seat, so her parliamentary influence runs through chamber speeches and local casework rather than formal scrutiny roles. Her news coverage -- heavy on community, health, and utilities issues -- reflects a constituency-focused operation, and her highest-profile stories all involve direct advocacy on local services. Voting and speech data are available; news sentiment scores suggest broadly neutral coverage across a wide volume of local stories.