uk-parliament-commons-votes

You can retrieve UK Parliament Commons division data by querying the standardized RESTful endpoints of the Commons Votes API, which returns recorded division results including aye/no counts and teller information in JSON format.

Yes, you can analyze MP voting history and party-aligned voting patterns by parsing the JSON responses from the Commons Votes API to query member-level participation and generate party-level breakdowns for specific divisions.

The best way to get House of Commons voting records for a specific date range is to request division data from the Parliament Commons Votes API, which supports filtering contemporary legislative data by session dates to return results like the top 20 divisions.

You need Node and jq as dependencies to execute the scripts and process the JSON responses retrieved from the RESTful Commons Votes API endpoints for analyzing parliamentary voting behavior.

The Commons Votes API provides comprehensive metadata for a recorded division, including aye and no vote counts, teller information, member-level voting records, and party-level tallies for analyzing legislative voting trends.