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Ms Nusrat Ghani

Conservative · Sussex Weald

FULL PROFILE

Ms Nusrat Ghani is the Conservative MP for Sussex Weald, first elected in 2015. She is 53 years old. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-right +0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialconservative +0.3
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntynationalist +0.6
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance0.5%

Key Interests

Transport and infrastructure · COVID-19 restrictions and civil liberties · Trade policy and parliamentary oversight · Education and schools · Tourism and hospitality sector

Positions

ImmigrationSupports stricter immigration and asylum systems

strong

COVID-19 restrictionsOpposes excessive lockdown measures and health protection regulations

strong

Trade policySupports parliamentary oversight of trade deals over executive power

strong

Abortion rightsSupports easier access to abortion

moderate

Government transparencyOpposes measures reducing openness and transparency

moderate

Ministerial powersAgainst delegating more powers to government ministers

moderate

Education supportAdvocates for financial and teaching support for schools

moderate

Tourism and hospitalitySupports reopening and assistance for travel, cruise, and wedding sectors

moderate

Notable Rebellions

2021-12-14Voted against COVID-19 venue entry restrictions, opposing government's health protection measures

2021-03-22Rebelled to support parliamentary oversight of trade deals against government position

2020-10-13Voted against COVID-19 restriction amendments, opposing lockdown measures

Reasoning Style

Constituency-focused and pragmatic, frequently raising specific local concerns through parliamentary questions while maintaining principled positions on civil liberties and parliamentary sovereignty. Combines practical problem-solving with ideological consistency on key issues like Brexit and COVID restrictions.

Background

Before entering Parliament, Nusrat Ghani worked in the BBC World Service as a producer and journalist, bringing media and communications expertise to her political career.