South West Hertfordshire.

A steady, loyally Conservative MP whose recent activity has kept pace with his party's opposition role. Mohindra has followed the Conservative line on every vote on record -- a 100% party alignment -- including backing attempts to block the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill, supporting opposition amendments to the King's Speech, and voting to refer Prime Minister Starmer to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson appointment. He also opposed government powers to direct pension fund investments into private markets, a position that aligns with his notably stronger-than-average support for pension protection measures (75%, versus 39% for fellow Conservative MPs).

His parliamentary engagement sits at 75%, slightly below the Commons average. Speeches across 113 debates cluster around the economy, local government, and social care -- topics consistent with his seat on the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee. He votes firmly against tax increases, broadly pro-business, and strongly in favour of Lords scrutiny. Where he diverges from his Conservative colleagues, it is marginal: somewhat less likely to back civil liberties measures, somewhat more resistant to Lords reform.

Local coverage over the past 90 days is broadly neutral across around 40 articles, touching crime, the economy, and housing. Older stories are more pointed: a council accused him in 2023 of making misleading claims about housing development in a protected area, while a 2025 end-of-year Q&A presented a more engaged local picture, citing work on transport, banking access, and green spaces. He increased his vote share in 2024 despite wider Conservative losses in Hertfordshire -- a sign of some local durability. No rebel votes are on record.