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Ben Obese-Jecty

Ben Obese-Jecty

Conservative MP for Huntingdon

Ben Obese-Jecty is the Conservative MP for Huntingdon, and has been an MP continually since 4 July 2024.

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Seat status

Marginal

Percentage of votes

2.88%

Recent swing

-24.1% Conservative

Party

Conservative

Top donors:

Coalition for Global Prosperity (£1,967)

Silverstone Circuits Ltd (£1,400)

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National Defence

Rearmament and Warfighting Readiness

“The hon. Gentleman is making an excellent speech. The first four years—the near-term investment period—covers the period until the next election. The second half—the longer-term investment period—covers the next five years, all the way up to 2035. However, the DIP is a 10-year plan, so it should in fact go beyond 2035, and beyond two elections’ time, to 2036, which it clearly does not, because the number “2036” does not appear once in the defence investment plan.”

Spoke in 43 debatesAsked 102 questions2 APPG roles

Immigration and Policing

Rochdale Grooming Gang: Offender Deportation

“Earlier this year I asked the Home Secretary at the Dispatch Box about the case of Fabian Henry, a child rapist who was removed from a deportation flight in 2021 after the Home Secretary herself, then in opposition, signed a letter calling for the removal of people from that flight. Last October, I also asked the Minister for an update on Fabian Henry and whether he was still in the country, and he refused to tell me based on the fact that the Home Office does not comment on individual cases. Given that Fabian Henry could be removed from the country under current legislation in the UK Borders Act 2007, what confidence should any of us or any of the victims of Shabir Ahmed have that the Government are going to change the law in order to facilitate his deportation?”

Spoke in 15 debatesAsked 2 questions
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Key Parliamentary Votes

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DID NOT VOTE4 Sep 2025

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

✓ Passed — 336 For, 77 Against

VOTED NO9 Mar 2026

Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

✓ Passed — 307 For, 173 Against

VOTED NO10 Mar 2026

Courts and Tribunals Bill

✓ Passed — 304 For, 203 Against

Where Ben fits into things

Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Ben Obese-Jecty

Ben Obese-Jecty

Conservative MP for Huntingdon

Surgeries

Monthly in-person, occasional online

Examples of successful citizen influence

  • Coordinated constituent emails leading to parliamentary questions
  • Local campaign prompting a public statement

Pressure that tends to influence

  • High volume constituent contact
  • Media attention on local issues
  • Cross-party committee pressure