Did they follow their constituents’ wishes?

Heidi Allen, 2015 intake Voted: Remain

How South Cambridgeshire voted: Remain with 70,694 votes (61.6%)

Voted for Article 50 Bill

Anna Soubry, former minister Voted: Remain

How Broxtowe voted: Leave with 51,049 votes (52.4%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Nicky Morgan, former education secretary Voted: Remain

How Loughborough voted: Leave with 53,050 votes, (50.3 %) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Dominic Grieve, former attorney general Voted: Remain

How Beaconsfield voted: Remain with 51,733 votes (50.7%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Kenneth Clarke, ex-chancellor

Voted: Remain

How Rushcliffe voted: Remain with 57,176 votes (58.7%) Voted against Article 50 Bill

Stephen Hammond

Voted: Remain

How Wimbledon voted: Remain with 71,112 votes (73%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Bob Neill, former justice minister Voted: Remain

How Bromley voted: Remain with 47,028 votes (50.2%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Jeremy Lefroy Voted: Remain How Stafford voted: Leave with 55,096 votes (57.2%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Oliver Heald, former solicitor general Voted: Remain How North East Hertfordshire voted: Leave with 50,709 votes (51.4 %)

Voted for Article 50 Bill

Vicky Ford, 2017 intake Voted: Remain

How Chelmsford voted: Leave with 54,866 votes (50.5 %) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Tom Tugendhat, chairman of the foreign affairs select committee Voted: Remain

How Tonbridge and Malling voted: Leave with 54,351 (52.6%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Jonathan Djanogly, former junior minister Voted: Remain

How Huntingdon voted: Leave by 62,690 votes (55.3%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

 Sarah Wollaston, chair of liaison committee Voted: Remain

How Totnes voted: Leave with 45,650 votes (54.1%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Paul Masterton, 2017 intake Voted: Remain

How East Renfrewshire voted: Remain with 66,759 votes (74.3%) Voted for Article 50 Bill

Antoinette Sandbach, 2015 intake Voted: Remain

How Eddisbury voted: Leave with 45,528 votes (52.2%) Voted for Article 50 Bill