Andrea Jenkyns.

Since leaving Westminster at the 2024 general election after losing her Morley and Outwood seat, Andrea Jenkyns has moved into a new role as the directly elected Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire, a position she took up following the inaugural mayoral election in May 2025. Her most recent coverage comes from a April 2026 announcement that Greater Lincolnshire is to receive up to £20 million for innovation in agricultural technology and defence — a funding package she welcomed publicly and which her mayoralty appears to have been involved in securing, though the specifics of her advocacy behind the deal are not detailed in available reporting.

Because Jenkyns is no longer a sitting MP, there are no parliamentary voting or speech records to assess. During her decade in the Commons she was known as a prominent Eurosceptic and a vocal supporter of Boris Johnson — most visibly when she raised her middle finger toward Downing Street during the partygate crisis in 2022, an image that received widespread national coverage. She held a brief ministerial role as Minister for Schools in 2022.

Her current profile is therefore that of a regional executive politician rather than a legislator. The Beyond The Vote data reflects this gap: zero votes recorded, no committee memberships, and insufficient news coverage to establish a sentiment pattern. Constituents in Morley and Outwood now have a different MP following the 2024 election, while those in Greater Lincolnshire fall under her mayoral remit. Limited data makes a fuller assessment of her current priorities difficult.