North Herefordshire.

One of parliament's four Green MPs, Ellie Chowns has maintained a distinctive voting record by backing steel nationalisation, voting to refer Keir Starmer to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson appointment, and opposing government immigration regulations -- the latter on the grounds that withdrawing support from failed asylum seekers without granting the right to work risks destitution rather than deterrence. These votes place her consistently to Labour's left, even while she often rejects opposition amendments and broadly supports the government's legislative agenda where Green priorities align.

At 80% participation across 521 votes, she sits slightly below the Commons average but is an active speaker, with 627 contributions across 267 debates -- a high ratio of contributions to votes. Her voting profile is sharply defined: 93% aligned with workers' rights positions and 88% with climate action, but only 4% aligned with pro-business stances and 32% with fiscal responsibility measures. She holds no committee seats, so her scrutiny work happens primarily on the floor of the House. Speeches cluster around economy and jobs, defence, local government, and the environment, with social care accounting for over 50 contributions.

Local coverage points to two sustained campaigns: adult social care reform (she has organised constituency listening events and publicly called for a social care system modelled on the NHS) and UK foreign policy on Israel and Lebanon. Her slight deviations from Green Party averages are modest -- marginally more supportive of fiscal consolidation, slightly less aligned on end-of-life autonomy. She is North Herefordshire's first Green MP and holds no rebel votes on record. News sentiment across 150 recent articles is broadly neutral.