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The Fire

A public record of how members of Parliament actually vote — built from the official record, published with its method attached, and corrected in public when it is wrong.

No scores. No rankings. No opinion about whether a number is good. Counting is the whole product.

Correction 0001 · 2026-08-06 · the second figure read one in every 831 until today. It was divided by a denominator that counted recorded absences as votes.

• 01 Party discipline, 2006–2026 Every recorded division in the House of Commons. Which members broke ranks, on what, and how rarely — 1,814 times out of 1,270,388. Not yet rebuilt under correction 0001 — this page still shows the withdrawn denominator.
• 02 What the House talks about, 2006–2026 Eight subjects, counted every year across 3,500,291 statements, as a rate rather than a count because the years are not the same size. The word put on the page as a control stopped behaving like one in 2025.
• 03 343 seats One cell per riding in the 45th Parliament. Pick any of the 173 recorded divisions and the chamber recolours to how every seat voted. In 158 of them, not one member voted against their own party.
• 04 Beaches—East York The first riding page. Nathaniel Erskine-Smith’s complete voting record, the by-election, and every source behind both.
• 05 Design system The type, colour, and eight standing rules every page is built from. Including the one about what the design is never allowed to do.
• 06 Corrections Every error published here, permanent and dated, with the wrong query printed beside the right one — 1 issued, 1 found by us, 0 reported by anyone else.