Romsey and Southampton North.

Nokes is conspicuously absent from Westminster voting: she has participated in just one of 515 parliamentary votes since the 2024 general election -- a 0% participation rate -- placing her far below the Commons average. That single vote was an aye for the Conservative amendment to the King's Speech in July 2024. Her near-total absence from the division lobbies contrasts sharply with a much busier profile in debates, where she has made 1,627 contributions across 499 debates, most recently in April 2026.

In speeches, she is consistent and active. Economy and jobs dominate her contributions, followed by defence, local government, social care, and fiscal policy -- a broad portfolio rather than a narrow specialism. Her news coverage reinforces a pattern of constituency-first activity: writing to the Chancellor about hospitality costs, raising a family's case via Urgent Question, and attending community events from Romsey Show to Battle of Britain services. She drew on her former role as chair of the Women and Equalities Select Committee to back a menopause-and-careers campaign, her clearest link between past parliamentary work and current advocacy.

The 0% voting figure is the defining data point here, and its cause is not clear from available data -- illness, a pairing arrangement, or other circumstances could explain it, but no public explanation has been recorded. She currently sits on the Panel of Chairs and the General Cemetery Bill committee. Local news coverage is extensive -- 142 articles in 90 days -- but sentiment scores cluster around neutral, driven largely by culture-and-sport and crime coverage where her direct involvement is limited.