Voting Alignment – House of Representatives

This tool compares two MPs' votes on the Australian Parliament's own formal divisions (recorded votes), sourced directly from aph.gov.au. Every division both people voted on counts once, equally — no judgment calls about which votes matter more or what they mean, just a literal count of how often they voted the same way.

"Substantive" excludes procedural/administrative motions (adjournments, readings, routine scheduling) using a title-text heuristic — see the topic breakdown and recent-votes lists below the headline number for the underlying divisions.

House of Representatives and Senate members can't be compared to each other: each chamber votes on entirely separate motions, so there is no shared vote to measure.

Includes every former MP with a recorded vote since this data begins, not just those currently sitting — look for the "former" tag in the picker.

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