North East Hampshire.

Brewer has been active on multiple fronts in recent weeks, consistently siding with the Lords against the Labour government across a string of parliamentary ping-pong votes. On 21--22 April 2026, she voted to defend Lords amendments on the English Devolution Bill, the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, the Crime and Policing Bill, and the Pension Schemes Bill -- in every case backing the upper chamber over the Commons government majority. None of these were rebel votes; all were standard Liberal Democrat positions. Locally, she has been credited with helping secure the merger of Basingstoke council into a new North Hampshire Strategic Authority and is actively campaigning against a potential two-decade delay to the Basingstoke hospital rebuild.

Brewer votes with her party 100% of the time -- a perfect party-line record -- and her stance profile marks her out as strongly pro-Lords scrutiny (97%) and pro-parliamentary scrutiny (96%), and strongly opposed to fiscal consolidation measures (13% aligned) and housing development (8% aligned). She participates in 66% of votes, slightly below the Commons average. Her 71 contributions across 46 debates cover a broad spread -- economy, social care, crime, health, and local government all feature heavily. She sits on the Women and Equalities Committee.

Her news coverage over the past 90 days is mixed: local-government stories (average score 0.60) and transport coverage (0.43) are positive, while defence-related coverage (average -0.30) and health stories about the hospital delay (0.14) pull the average down. Her strongest scores reflect persistent casework wins -- a three-year pothole campaign, chalk stream protections, and a Defence Housing Strategy adoption -- suggesting a constituency-focused operating style. Voting data covers her full term from July 2024; news and speech data reflect the past 90 days.