Ynys Môn.

Llinos Medi's most visible work has been a sustained push for a new nuclear plant at Wylfa on Ynys Môn -- organising roundtable discussions, proposing parliamentary amendments, and repeatedly pressing ministers for commitment. Energy dominates her recent record, both in speeches and in news coverage, with 32 energy contributions in Parliament and multiple news stories describing her as an active champion of the project. She has also raised rural exclusion from government economic schemes and joined campaigns over women's pension compensation, positioning herself as a constituency advocate on cost-of-living and economic opportunity. In April 2026 she voted to refer the Prime Minister to the Privileges Committee over allegations he misled Parliament on the Peter Mandelson appointment -- a notable signal of intent toward the government despite representing an opposition party.

At 55% voting participation, Medi attends fewer votes than the Commons average, though this is common among smaller-party MPs managing competing Welsh and Westminster commitments. She votes 100% with Plaid Cymru and shows no rebel votes. Her stance profile marks her as strongly pro-workers' rights (91%) and pro-climate action (86%), while she consistently opposes fiscal tightening -- scoring just 19% on fiscal responsibility alignment. She opposed both asylum support regulations in April 2026, consistent with her zero alignment on immigration control.

Medi sits on the Welsh Affairs Committee, which channels her focus on economy, energy, and local government -- her top speech topics. She scores notably higher than her Plaid colleagues on civil liberties (+17 percentage points above the party average) and local democracy. No significant negative news coverage appears in recent months. Speech data runs to January 2026, so her activity in the most recent period is not fully captured here.