A breakdown of the how individual MPs voted on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill reveals that of the three largest political parties it was the Liberal Democrats who backed the Bill most readily.
Compared to the Labour Party and the Conservative Party, the Liberal Democrats had the largest ratio of their MPs who voted “Aye” for the Bill, according to data on the vote from the UK Parliament, which illustrates how each individual MP voted.
A total of 61 Liberal Democrats voted in favour of the Bill, with only 11 voting “Noe” against it.















