Anna Sabine.

One notable break from Liberal Democrat discipline stands out in Anna Sabine's recent record: in April 2026 she voted to reject a Lords amendment that would have required the government to review proscribing Iranian government-linked organisations, including the IRGC — breaking with her party, which opposed that rejection. Otherwise, her most recent activity has focused on climate legislation, where she voted in June 2026 to extend the UK's legally binding carbon budgets and bring international aviation and shipping within the net-zero framework for the first time. Beyond Westminster, she has run a public campaign for rural bus services, hosted a parliamentary event on music education, and engaged the Police and Crime Commissioner on crime in Frome and East Somerset.

Her voting participation rate of 62% sits below the Commons average. Within those votes she is a 99.7% party-line voter, and her stance profile shows consistent support for parliamentary scrutiny, climate action, victims' rights and criminal justice reform. She deviates from her party average most visibly on the private school VAT levy — voting for it in every available division, 25 percentage points above the Lib Dem average — and on child welfare and assisted dying access, where she also tracks notably above her party's typical position.

Sabine sits on the Committee of Privileges and the Committee on Standards — roles concerned with MPs' conduct and accountability. Her 155 parliamentary contributions span local government, the economy, social care and crime, consistent with her constituency advocacy. The highest-impact news story linked to her name in 2026 actually concerned a separate MP's arrest and refusal to resign; Sabine herself draws mostly positive local coverage. Voting records and news data are available from July 2024 onwards.