List of United Kingdom Liberal Democrat MPs (2019–present)

MPs
NameParliamentary rolesAgeTime in
Parliament		ConstituencyMajorityState party
[Note 1]		Regional party
Ed Davey Leader of the Liberal Democrats 54 1997–2015
2017–present		 Kingston and Surbiton 10,489 England London
Christine Jardine Treasury spokesperson 60 2017–present Edinburgh West 3,769 Scotland
Europe and Exiting the European Union spokesperson
International Trade spokesperson
Alistair Carmichael Home Affairs spokesperson 55 2001–present Orkney and Shetland 2,507 Scotland
Northern Ireland spokesperson
Political & Constitutional Reform spokesperson
Layla Moran Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs spokesperson 38 2017–present Oxford West and Abingdon 8,943 England South Central
International Development spokesperson
Daisy Cooper Education spokesperson 39 2019–present St Albans 6,293 England East of England
Wendy Chamberlain Chief Whip in the House of Commons 44 2019–present Fife North East 1,316 Scotland
Social Justice spokesperson
Scotland spokesperson
Wales spokesperson
Jamie Stone Secretary of State for Defence spokesperson 66 2017–present Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross 204 Scotland
Digital, Culture, Media and Sport spokesperson
Sarah Olney Energy and Climate Change spokesperson 43 2016–17
2019–present		 Richmond Park 7,766 England London
Business and Industrial Strategy spokesperson
Transport spokesperson
Tim Farron Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government spokesperson 50 2005–present Westmorland and Lonsdale 1,934 England North West
Housing and Planning & Northern Powerhouse and Local Growth spokesperson
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs spokesperson
Wera Hobhouse Women and Equalities spokesperson 60 2017–present Bath 12,322 England Western Counties
Justice spokesperson
Liberal Democrat Leader of the House
Munira Wilson Health, Wellbeing & Social Care spokesperson 42 2019–present Twickenham 14,121 England London

See also

Notes
  1. See article 2.1 of The Federal Constitution of the Liberal Democrats

References
  1. Results of the 2019 General Election – BBC News

Sources



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