Paul Kohler.

Wimbledon's MP made his clearest mark on 20 June 2025, voting against his own party on every major division on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill — opposing Third Reading, voting against measures backed by the Lib Dem majority, and backing tighter safeguards that his party rejected, including a clause that would have disqualified applications driven by fear of being a burden or by financial pressures. His voting pattern on the bill places him significantly to the sceptical end of the debate: his assisted dying access score sits at 11%, against a party average of 72%. Beyond that single day, he voted against the Immigration and Asylum Bill at Second Reading in July 2026 — in line with his party — and has consistently backed climate legislation, scoring 87% on pro-climate-action votes.

Kohler participates in 60% of Commons votes, below the typical participation rate, though this is not unusual for MPs balancing committee work with constituency duties. Where he does vote, he is a 96.2% party-line supporter outside the assisted dying divisions. His 300 contributions across 151 debates show a broad spread — economy, transport, crime, and local government are the dominant themes — rather than a narrow policy specialism. He scores 100% on pro-Lords scrutiny and pro-Lords reform votes, and 93% on parliamentary scrutiny measures, suggesting a consistent instinct toward accountability and process.

Kohler sits on the Home Affairs and Northern Ireland Affairs Committees, which likely explains the volume of crime and justice content in his speeches. His local coverage centres on Wimbledon Park — he backed the legal challenge against the All England Club's expansion plans — and on rail and tube service improvements, where he claims some incremental wins. No recent news data (within the last 90 days) is available to assess current local sentiment.