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Jamie Stone

Liberal Democrat · Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross

FULL PROFILE

Jamie Stone is the Liberal Democrat MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, first elected in 2017. He is 71 years old. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-left -0.3
LEFTRIGHT
Socialliberal -0.4
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntypro-EU -0.5
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate2.6% occasional_rebel
Attendance55.3%

Key Interests

Rural banking and financial services · Highland and rural development · Policing and criminal justice · Nuclear energy policy · Whisky industry

Positions

ImmigrationLiberal - opposes stricter immigration and asylum systems

strong

European IntegrationPro-EU integration

strong

Rural BankingAdvocates for maintaining bank branches in remote areas

strong

Nuclear EnergySupports nuclear power, criticises Scottish Government's anti-nuclear stance

strong

Social IssuesLiberal - supports abortion access, cannabis legalisation, gender-neutral uniforms

moderate

WelfareSupports removing two-child benefits cap

moderate

PolicingAdvocates for police reform and better rural policing

moderate

TransparencySupports government openness and accountability

moderate

Notable Rebellions

2025-06-18Voted against his party line on policing legislation, likely reflecting concerns about rural policing needs in his constituency

Reasoning Style

Constituency-focused and pragmatic, drawing heavily on local Highland experiences to illustrate broader policy points. Uses anecdotal evidence from his vast rural constituency to argue for practical solutions to rural challenges, often emphasising the unique needs of remote communities.

Background

Jamie Stone is a Highland Scot who has lived and worked in the remote constituency of Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross, giving him deep understanding of rural and remote community challenges. His background appears to be rooted in local Highland community engagement before entering Parliament.