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Danny Kruger

Reform UK · East Wiltshire

FULL PROFILE

Danny Kruger is the Reform UK MP for East Wiltshire, first elected in 2019. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-right +0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialauthoritarian +0.7
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntynationalist +0.8
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance68.5%

Key Interests

Immigration and asylum policy · Social and cultural values · Healthcare and medical ethics · Welfare and social security · Church and religious affairs

Positions

ImmigrationSupports stricter immigration controls and asylum system

strong

European UnionOpposes EU integration and Windsor Framework

strong

AbortionOpposes easier access to abortion services

strong

COVID-19 measuresInitially supported restrictions but later questioned mandatory vaccination

moderate

Social valuesAdvocates for traditional Christian-aligned social policies

strong

Welfare reformQuestions impact of benefit changes on vulnerable groups

moderate

Medical ethicsOpposes over-medicalisation and supports safeguards in assisted dying

moderate

Government transparencyOpposes increased government transparency measures

weak

Notable Rebellions

2023-03-22Voted against Windsor Framework regulations as part of broader opposition to EU-related arrangements post-Brexit

2025-06-09Supported planning amendment, likely reflecting constituency concerns about development in rural East Wiltshire

2025-06-17Opposed crime bill amendment, possibly over concerns about government powers or civil liberties

Reasoning Style

Ideologically driven with strong moral convictions, particularly on social and cultural issues. Combines principled conservative positions with detailed policy scrutiny, often challenging government proposals through persistent questioning and committee work. Shows willingness to evolve positions based on evidence, as seen with COVID-19 policies.

Background

Danny Kruger has a background in political activism and policy work, having been involved in conservative think tanks and policy development before entering Parliament. He has written extensively on social and cultural issues from a traditionalist perspective.