A full breakdown of how all MPs voted on votes for prisoners

Analysis by Jonathan Isaby

Here's a full party-by-party breakdown of how MPs voted in the division on votes for prisoners last night.

NB: In terms of those who did not participate in the division, clearly I am not able to differentiate between those making a deliberate abstention and those who were simply not in Westminster due to commitments elsewhere, planned or otherwise.

Read the highlights of the debate here.

CONSERVATIVE

All 77 Ministers and Whips were instructed to abstain, but all other Conservative MPs had a free vote on a one-line whip.

141 backbenchers voted for the motion to retain the ban on prisoners voting:

1. Adam Afriyie
2. David Amess
3. Stuart Andrew
4. Richard Bacon
5. Steve Baker
6. Harriett Baldwin
7. Steve Barclay
8. John Baron
9. Gavin Barwell
10. Andrew Bingham
11. Brian Binley
12. Bob Blackman
13. Peter Bone
14. Karen Bradley
15. Graham Brady
16. Andrew Bridgen
17. Steve Brine
18. Fiona Bruce
19. Robert Buckland
20. Dan Byles
21. Alun Cairns
22. Neil Carmichael
23. Douglas Carswell
24. Rehman Chishti
25. Christopher Chope
26. James Clappison
27. Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
28. Therese Coffey
29. Damian Collins
30. Oliver Colvile
31. Geoffrey Cox
32. Tracey Crouch
33. Philip Davies
34. David Davies
35. David Davis
36. Nick de Bois
37. Caroline Dinenage
38. Nadine Dorries
39. Jackie Doyle-Price
40. Richard Drax
41. Michael Ellis
42. Charlie Elphicke
43. George Eustice
44. Graham Evans
45. Mark Field
46. Mike Freer
47. Lorraine Fullbrook
48. Richard Fuller
49. Roger Gale
50. Mark Garnier
51. Zac Goldsmith
52. James Gray
53. Andrew Griffiths
54. Ben Gummer
55. Sam Gyimah
56. Robert Halfon
57. Matthew Hancock
58. Rebecca Harris
59. Simon Hart
60. Chris Heaton-Harris
61. Gordon Henderson
62. Damian Hinds
63. Philip Hollobone
64. Bernard Jenkin
65. Jo Johnson
66. Gareth Johnson
67. Marcus Jones
68. Chris Kelly
69. Simon Kirby
70. Kwasi Kwarteng
71. Eleanor Laing
72. Pauline Latham
73. Andrea Leadsom
74. Phillip Lee
75. Jeremy Lefroy
76. Edward Leigh
77. Charlotte Leslie
78. Julian Lewis
79. Brandon Lewis
80. Peter Lilley
81. Jack Lopresti
82. Anne Main
83. Paul Maynard
84. Jason McCartney
85. Karl McCartney
86. Patrick Mercer
87. Stephen Metcalfe
88. Nigel Mills
89. James Morris
90. Stephen Mosley
91. Sheryll Murray
92. Sarah Newton
93. Caroline Nokes
94. David Nuttall
95. Matthew Offord
96. Richard Ottaway
97. Priti Patel
98. Mark Pawsey
99. Andrew Percy
100. Claire Perry
101. Stephen Phillips
102. Christopher Pincher
103. Dan Poulter
104. Mark Pritchard
105. Dominic Raab
106. Mark Reckless
107. John Redwood
108. Jacob Rees-Mogg
109. Simon Reevell
110. Laurence Robertson
111. Andrew Rosindell
112. Amber Rudd
113. David Ruffley
114. Lee Scott
115. Richard Shepherd
116. Chris Skidmore
117. Henry Smith
118. Sir John Stanley
119. Iain Stewart
120. Gary Streeter
121. Graham Stuart
122. Julian Sturdy
123. Robert Syms
124. Sir Peter Tapsell
125. Justin Tomlinson
126. Elizabeth Truss
127. Andrew Turner
128. Paul Uppal
129. Martin Vickers
130. Charles Walker
131. Robin Walker
132. Robert Walter
133. Mike Weatherley
134. James Wharton
135. Heather Wheeler
136. Chris White
137. Craig Whittaker
138. John Whittingdale
139. Gavin Williamson
140. Sarah Wollaston
141. Nadhim Zahawi

22 PPSs voted to retain the ban on prisoners voting:

1. Nick Boles
2. Angie Bray
3. Aidan Burley
4. Conor Burns
5. David Evennett
6. George Freeman
7. Richard Graham
8. Stephen Hammond
9. Greg Hands
10. Adam Holloway
11. Stewart Jackson
12. Sajid Javid
13. Andrew Jones
14. Esther McVey
15. Mark Menzies
16. Nicky Morgan
17. Eric Ollerenshaw
18. Andrew Selous
19. Alok Sharma
20. Mark Simmonds
21. Julian Smith
22. Rob Wilson

2 party office holders voted to retain the ban on prisoners voting:

1. Nicola Blackwood
2. Michael Fallon

18 PPSs did not participate in the vote:

1. Nigel Adams
2. Jake Berry
3. David Burrowes
4. Glyn Davies
5. Tobias Ellwood
6. John Howell
7. Daniel Kawczynski
8. Mark Lancaster
9. Jessica Lee
10. Mary Macleod
11. Andrew Murrison
12. David Rutley
13. Alec Shelbrooke
14. Keith Simpson
15. Anna Soubry
16. Desmond Swayne
17. Edward Timpson
18. Ben Wallace

1 party office holder did not participate in the vote:

1. Andrew Stephenson

43 backbenchers did not participate in the vote:

1. Peter Aldous
2. James Arbuthnot
3. Louise Bagshawe
4. Tony Baldry
5. Guto Bebb
6. Sir Paul Beresford
7. Julian Brazier
8. Bill Cash
9. Stephen Dorrell
10. Jane Ellison
11. Jonathan Evans
12. John Glen
13. Helen Grant
14. Richard Harrington
15. Sir Alan Haselhurst
16. Oliver Heald
17. George Hollingbery
18. Kris Hopkins
19. Margot James
20. Greg Knight
21. Ian Liddell-Grainger
22. Jonathan Lord
23. Karen Lumley
24. Anne McIntosh
25. Stephen McPartland
26. Penny Mordaunt
27. David Morris
28. Anne Marie Morris
29. David Mowat
30. Jesse Norman
31. Guy Opperman
32. Neil Parish
33. Sir Malcolm Rifkind
34. Laura Sandys
35. Nicholas Soames
36. Mark Spencer
37. John Stevenson
38. Bob Stewart
39. Rory Stewart
40. Mel Stride
41. David Tredinnick
42. Andrew Tyrie
43. Tim Yeo

1 backbencher voted against the motion:

1. Sir Peter Bottomley

LABOUR

62 MPs voted to retain the ban on prisoner voting:

1. Ian Austin
2. Adrian Bailey
3. Kevin Barron
4. Dame Anne Begg
5. Sir Stuart Bell
6. Joe Benton
7. Clive Betts
8. Tom Blenkinsop
9. Kevin Brennan
10. Nick Brown
11. David Cairns
12. Alan Campbell
13. Michael Connarty
14. David Crausby
15. Stella Creasy
16. Tony Cunningham
17. Ian Davidson
18. Jim Dobbin
19. Thomas Docherty
20. Jim Dowd
21. Gemma Doyle
22. Michael Dugher
23. Natascha Engel
24. Jim Fitzpatrick
25. Mike Gapes
26. Mary Glindon
27. Paul Goggins
28. David Hamilton
29. Tom Harris
30. Margaret Hodge
31. Sharon Hodgson
32. Kate Hoey
33. Alan Johnson
34. Diana Johnson
35. Kevan Jones
36. Susan Jones
37. Barbara Keeley
38. Chris Leslie
39. Ian Lucas
40. Steve McCabe
41. Michael McCann
42. Gregg McClymont
43. Jim McGovern
44. Alun Michael
45. Austin Mitchell
46. Grahame Morris
47. Albert Owen
48. Bridget Phillipson
49. Stephen Pound
50. Marsha Singh
51. Dennis Skinner
52. John Spellar
53. Jack Straw
54. Graham Stringer
55. Gisela Stuart
56. Mark Tami
57. Stephen Timms
58. Tom Watson
59. Malcolm Wicks
60. Phil Wilson
61. David Wright
62. Iain Wright

8 Labour MPs voted against retaining the ban:

1. Jeremy Corbyn
2. Barry Gardiner
3. Kate Green
4. Glenda Jackson
5. Andy Love
6. Kerry McCarthy
7. John McDonnell
8. Yasmin Qureshi

The other 184 Labour MPs did not participate in the vote

LIB DEMS

All 18 Lib Dem Ministers and Whips were instructed to abstain

4 Lib Dem MPs voted for the motion to retain the ban:

1. Stephen Gilbert
2. Mike Hancock
3. John Pugh
4. Bob Russell

10 Lib Dem MPs voted against the motion:

1. Sir Alan Beith
2. Tom Brake
3. Lorely Burt
4. Don Foster
5. Duncan Hames
6. Simon Hughes
7. Julian Huppert
8. Tessa Munt
9. Alan Reid
10. Stephen Williams

The remaining 25 Lib Dem MPs did not participate in the division

DUP

2 DUP MPs voted for the motion to retain the ban:

1. Nigel Dodds
2. Ian Paisley

The other 6 did not participate in the division

SNP

3 SNP MPs voted for the motion to retain the ban:

1. Stewart Hosie
2. Mike Weir
3. Eilidh Whiteford

The other 3 did not participate in the division

PLAID CYMRU

All 3 Plaid Cymru MPs voted against the motion

OTHERS

None of the 3 SDLP MPs participated in the division

The 1 Alliance MP did not participate in the division

The 1 Green MP voted against the motion

Independent MP Sylvia Hermon voted against the motion

Independent Labour MP Denis MacShane did not participate in the division