Windsor.

A steady Conservative backbencher, Jack Rankin has drawn local attention on two fronts: opposing Heathrow's third runway as directly harmful to Windsor residents, and pressing the Foreign Secretary to reimburse Windsor and Maidenhead Council for the costs of hosting state visits. On the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, he attracted positive coverage for conducting his own mystery-shopping exercise in the constituency and presenting evidence-based arguments against the legislation in the Commons. Less flattering was a BBC report in early 2025 noting he had accepted free racecourse tickets shortly before speaking in Parliament against gambling regulations affecting the industry -- a conflict of interest he disputed but could not easily dispel.

Rankin votes with the Conservative Party 100% of the time and has no rebel votes on record. His participation rate of 65% sits below the Commons average. Speeches cluster around the economy, fiscal policy, crime and health -- a broad spread rather than a single specialism. His stance profile marks him out as strongly pro-business (96%) and anti-tax-increases (92%), while he scores 0% on pro-workers-rights and pro-housing-development votes, placing him on the harder economic right of his party. He sits notably above the Conservative average on armed forces welfare (+31 percentage points), suggesting a consistent interest in military matters.

He is a member of the Scottish Affairs Committee -- an unusual assignment for a constituency in the south of England, with no obvious explanation in the available data. His news coverage over the past 90 days skews heavily towards local culture and community stories, with transport issues generating the most positive sentiment. He has been an MP since July 2024, so his full parliamentary record remains limited; the voting patterns above are drawn from roughly two years of data.