Spelthorne.

Spelthorne's Conservative MP has been consistently active on the opposition front this parliamentary term, voting in April to refer Prime Minister Starmer to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson appointment, and repeatedly backing House of Lords amendments against government positions on the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, the Pension Schemes Bill, and the Northern Ireland Troubles carry-over motion. On pensions, Jopp opposed government powers to direct pension fund investments into private markets, arguing the reserve power risked poor returns for savers -- a position he holds more firmly than many Conservative colleagues, who back pension protection measures at 39% compared to his 0%. His most controversial moment came in October 2024, when Novara Media reported him expressing "awe" at Israel's Lebanon pager attacks, comments that drew condemnation from human rights organisations.

Jopp votes at 70% of divisions -- below the Commons average -- and has not once broken with his party. He leans strongly pro-business (93%), anti-tax-increases (93%), and backs Lords scrutiny of legislation (100%). His speeches, 516 contributions across 260 debates, cluster around economy and jobs, defence, and local government. His seat on the Defence Committee aligns with that focus.

Beyond Westminster, he has campaigned for Middlesex's return to the county map -- securing a ministerial commitment to consider it -- advocated for floating solar panels on reservoirs, and raised sudden unexplained death in childhood in Parliament on behalf of bereaved local families. He also called for a Surrey film industry university, though that remains aspirational. Recent local coverage is largely neutral in tone. Data on his deviations from party norms is available; detailed debate transcripts for some procedural Lords amendment votes are not.