Here’s how David Cameron’s new team voted on same-sex marriage
As David Cameron appoints his new ministers, we take a look at how they voted on same-sex marriage.
Mr Cameron, whose party secured a majority in last week’s General Election, has this week reshuffled his entire team, appointing replacements for his former Lib Dem coalition partners as he prepares for a second term in government.
Here is the voting record of his government team during the Second and Third readings of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act.
Here’s the Cabinet:
| David Cameron | Yes | Prime Minister |
| George Osborne | Yes | Chancellor |
| Theresa May | Yes | Home Secretary |
| Philip Hammond | Absent | Foreign Secretary |
| Michael Gove | Yes | Justice Secretary |
| Michael Fallon | No | Defence Secretary |
| Sajid Javid | Yes | Business Secretary |
| Ian Duncan Smith | Yes | Work and Pensions Secretary |
| Nicky Morgan | No* | Education Secretary |
| Chris Grayling | Yes | Leader of the House of Commons |
| Baroness Stowell of Beeston | Yes | Leader of the House of Lords |
| Liz Truss | Yes | Environment Secretary |
| Amber Rudd | Yes | Energy Secretary |
| Patrick McLoughlin | Yes | Transport Secretary |
| John Whittingdale | No | Culture Secretary |
| Greg Clark | Yes | Communities & Local Government Secretary |
| Justine Greening | Yes | International Development Secretary |
| Jeremy Hunt | Yes | Health Secretary |
| Theresa Villiers | Yes | Northern Ireland Secretary |
| Stephen Crabb | No | Welsh Secretary |
| David Mundell | Yes | Scotland Secretary |
| Oliver Letwin | Yes | Minister for the Cabinet Office |
Also attending cabinet:
| Mark Harper | Yes | Chief Whip |
| Robert Halfon | No | Minister without Portfolio |
| Priti Patel | No | Minister for Employment |
| Anna Soubry | Yes | Minister of State |
| Greg Hands | No | Chief Secretary to the Treasury |
| Matt Hancock | Yes | Minister of State for the Cabinet Office |
| Jeremy Wright | No | Attorney General |
| Boris Johnson | Not in Parliament | Political cabinet |
Here’s how his junior ministers measure up (Note – some are still being announced)
| Ros Altmann | Not in Parliament | Pensions Minister | Department for Work and Pensions |
| Mark Francois | No | Minister of State | Communities and Local Government |
| Penny Mordaunt | Yes | Armed Forces Minister | Ministry of Defence |
| John Hayes | No | Minister of State for Security | Home Office |
| Alistair Burt | Yes | Minister of State | Department of Health |
| Jo Johnson | Yes | Minister of State | Universities and Science, Department for Business |
| Philip Dunne | No | Minister of State for Defence Procurement | Ministry of Defence |
| Edward Timpson | Abstained | Minister of State for Children and Families | Department for Education |
| Nick Boles | Yes | Minister of State for Skills | BIS and Department for Education |
| George Eustice | Abstained | Minister of State | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs |
| Andrea Leadsom | Abstained | Minister of State | Department for Energy and Climate Change |
| Harriett Baldwin | Yes | Economic Secretary to the Treasury (City Minister) | Treasury |
| Francis Maude | Yes | Trade Minister | Foreign Office and BIS |
| Grant Shapps | Yes | Minister of State | Department for International Development |
| Ben Gummer | Yes | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Department of Health |
| Justin Tomlinson | Yes | Minister for Disabled People | Department for Work and Pensions |
| Rory Stewart | Yes | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | DEFRA |
| Marcus Jones | No | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Communities and Local Government |
| James Wharton | No | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Northern Powerhouse) | Communities and Local Government |
| Andrew Jones | Yes | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Department for Transport |
| Ben Wallace | No | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Northern Ireland Office |
| Caroline Dinenage | No | Minister for Equalities, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Department for Education and Ministry of Justice |
| Mark Lancaster | No | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans | Ministry of Defence |
| Damian Hinds | Yes | Exchequer Secretary | Treasury |
| Tracey Crouch | Yes | Minister for Sport | Department for Culture, Media & Sport |
| Dominic Raab | Yes | Parliamentary Under Secretary of State | Ministry of Justice |
| John Penrose | Yes | Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office | Cabinet Office |
| Anne Milton | No | Deputy Chief Whip | |
| Therese Coffey | No | Deputy Leader of the House of Commons |
Nicky Morgan, who is also Minister for Women and Equalities, last year told PinkNews she has changed her mind, and would “probably” now vote in favour of equal marriage.
