Maidstone and Malling.

Grant's most distinctive recent move is backing the Tobacco and Vapes Bill -- twice, at Second and Third Reading in November 2024 and March 2025 -- against her party's majority. Both rebel votes put her on the same side as the Labour government in support of creating a "smokefree generation." Beyond that, she votes with Conservative colleagues almost universally: a 99.3% party-line record, opposing Labour on pension fund investment powers, devolution legislation, and the privilege motion over Keir Starmer's conduct on the Mandelson appointment.

Grant participates in roughly half of all Commons votes -- below the average for most MPs -- but has been consistently active in debate, contributing to 34 debates in recent months across crime, social care, health, and the economy. Her stance profile marks her as strongly opposed to tax increases and in favour of business, parliamentary scrutiny, and tougher sentencing, with almost no alignment on workers' rights or progressive taxation. She deviates most sharply from Conservative colleagues on assisted dying, voting against access where over half her party backed it.

Locally, she has been visible on constituency casework: engaging police over antisocial behaviour at Kings Hill, lobbying planning inspectors against large housing developments her constituents oppose, calling for the removal of a water company CEO over service failures, and pressing Kent County Council on road closures causing gridlock. Coverage across 79 articles over 90 days is largely neutral in tone. She holds no committee seats, so scrutiny of legislation outside the chamber is not a feature of her current role. Speech data runs to March 2026; vote data extends to May 2026.