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Jonathan Reynolds

Labour (Co-op) · Stalybridge and Hyde

FULL PROFILE

Jonathan Reynolds is the Labour (Co-op) MP for Stalybridge and Hyde, first elected in 2010. He is 45 years old. He currently serves as Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (Chief Whip). As a payroll vote member, they are expected to vote with the government on virtually all divisions.

Ideology

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

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate1.4% loyal
Attendance34%

Key Interests

Trade policy and international agreements · Business support and industrial strategy · Employment rights and workplace protections · COVID-19 economic recovery measures · Parliamentary procedure and party management

Positions

Trade PolicyPro-active international trade agreements with focus on practical business benefits

strong

ImmigrationOpposes stricter immigration controls

moderate

European IntegrationHistorically pro-EU integration, now focused on post-Brexit trade relationships

strong

TaxationSupports higher taxes on wealthy including bankers' bonus tax and increased additional rate

moderate

Employment RightsSupports enhanced parental leave and workplace protections

moderate

Abortion AccessSupports easier access to abortion services

moderate

Government TransparencySupports increased openness and transparency in government

moderate

Industrial StrategyAdvocates for government support of strategic industries like steel

strong

Reasoning Style

Pragmatic and evidence-based, focusing on practical outcomes for businesses and constituents. As Chief Whip, demonstrates ability to balance ideological positions with party discipline requirements. Shows detailed knowledge of policy implementation and tends to ask specific, data-driven parliamentary questions.

Background

Reynolds has a background in business and economics, though specific details of his pre-parliamentary career are not clearly documented in the available evidence. He has demonstrated expertise in trade policy and business affairs throughout his parliamentary career.