North West Norfolk.

Wild's most notable recent activity has been on assisted dying. In June 2025, he broke with the Conservative majority on several votes during Report Stage of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill -- backing restrictions designed to prevent voluntary starvation being used to qualify for an assisted death, while voting against procedural and safeguarding amendments his party supported. His voting pattern on the bill puts him roughly 30 percentage points below Conservative MPs on end-of-life autonomy, making him one of the more sceptical voices on his own side. Beyond the bill, he has voted consistently with Conservative positions: opposing the government's power to direct pension fund investments, backing Lords amendments to the English Devolution Bill, and supporting a referral of the Prime Minister to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson affair.

At 76% participation and 97.7% party alignment, Wild is a reliable Conservative vote who rarely rebels. His speeches concentrate on economy and jobs, fiscal policy, local government, and cost-of-living -- topics that track his role as Shadow Treasury Minister. He votes strongly with pro-business and anti-tax positions, and almost never with pro-workers'-rights or progressive taxation stances. He has no current committee seat.

On the ground, Wild has drawn positive local coverage for securing 25 new dental training places for Norfolk -- half the national allocation -- after active parliamentary campaigning on what the area describes as a "dental desert." He has also raised constituent concerns about fuel costs, social media harm to children, and the Budget's impact on local businesses. His broader news coverage across 160 articles in 90 days is broadly neutral. Voting and speech data cover his full term from December 2019.