Mid Derbyshire.

Five rebel votes -- all on the assisted dying bill -- mark Jonathan Davies out from most of his Labour colleagues. On 20 June 2025, he voted consistently to tighten the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill's safeguards, backing amendments to close the voluntary starvation loophole and supporting procedural moves that the Labour majority rejected. His votes put him notably above the party average on both end-of-life autonomy and assisted dying safeguards, suggesting a considered rather than opportunistic position on the legislation.

Beyond that cluster, Davies is a 96.8% party-line voter and broadly active: his 84% participation rate is solid for a first-term MP. He speaks most frequently on economy and jobs, local government, defence, social care, and cost of living -- a mix reflecting both national Labour priorities and constituency pressures. His stance profile shows strong alignment with workers' rights and progressive taxation, but he diverges from the party in consistently backing government moves to override Lords amendments, sitting at 0% alignment on Lords scrutiny across 28 votes.

Davies sits on the Environmental Audit Committee and the Backbench Business Committee. His local coverage -- engaging with unpaid carers, youth outreach, a construction dust dispute, and a flooded rugby club -- paints a picture of active constituency work, though local news sentiment averages close to neutral across 82 articles in the past 90 days, with crime dominating coverage without positive or negative signal. He has been an MP since July 2024, so his parliamentary record is still relatively short; the assisted dying votes remain his most distinctive deviation from the Labour whip to date.