Verdicts · Immigration

Immigration referendums: how members voted

Settled referendums

64

since Jun 2026

Votes cast

33,602

all time, on immigration

Last week

3,481

votes · 2 referendums settled

Written opinions

1,478

all time, left by voters

Most voted last weekYES 73%· 1,793 votesShould the UK stop issuing visas to all Eritreans until Eritrea takes back failed asylum seekers?

Most respected on immigration in the last 7 days

Left
  1. AlexanderC4 respects
  2. CalmVoter213 respects
Centre
  1. JustFactsNotBeliefs7 respects
  2. BenL6 respects
Right
  1. PalatinusAugusti8 respects
  2. Glasses7 respects
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How immigration results lean

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Most active regions last week

Voters

South East209
Scotland142
South West140
London127
North West126
Yorkshire120
East of England114
West Midlands92
East Midlands75
North East60
Wales48
Northern Ireland21

Votes each week

3,481 last week

All-time immigration highlights

Last week

2 settled · 3,481 votes
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Yes
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27% No
Votes1,793
Skipped19
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Should the UK stop issuing visas to all Eritreans until Eritrea takes back failed asylum seekers?

The verdict

Yes won overwhelmingly, with its most-respected voice finding it “extraordinary that this doesn’t happen already”, while the best No case replied that the Home Office had already hit the regime and spared ordinary Eritreans.

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47% Yes
Votes1,688
Skipped13
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Should the UK suspend its asylum system for up to five years?

The verdict

Voters narrowly rejected suspending asylum, though the Yes side kept bidding the pause upward: “Make it ten and you're on.” Many No voters said they wanted reform, just not a freeze.

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