The 49 MPs who voted against Civil Partnerships - and how they are voting now #equalmarriage

Of the 49 MPs who voted against Civil Partnerships in 2004, 26 are still Members of the House of Commons. According the the Coalition for Equal Marriage, most will stick with their vote from 2004 despite the many comments in the debate today that show people who opposed CPs in 2004 have grown to accept and embrace them.

Three, worthy of comment have changed their mind - Desmond Swayne, Angela Watkinson and Patrick McLoughlin.

Here's the full list:

Civil Partnership Bill (2004) Second Reading

NOES 

Amess, David	Con	?
Arbuthnot, rh James	Con	?
Beresford, Sir Paul	Con	x
Brazier, Julian	Con	C4M Petition
Campbell, Gregory	DUP	C4M Petition
Chope, Christopher	Con	?
Dobbin, Jim	Lab	C4M Petition
Dodds, Nigel	DUP	C4M Petition
Donaldson, Jeffrey	DUP	C4M Petition
Fallon, Michael	Con	x
Francois, Mark	Con	?
Gale, Roger	Con	X
Hayes, John	Con	x
Hoban, Mark	Con	?
Howarth, Gerald	Con	x
Knight, rh Greg	Con	?
Lilley, rh Peter	Con	x
McIntosh, Miss Anne	Con	x
McLoughlin, Patrick	Con	Voting for
Paterson, Owen	Con	x
Robathan, Andrew	Con	x
Rosindell, Andrew	Con	x
Swayne, Desmond	Con	Voting for
Turner, Andrew	Con	x
Watkinson, Angela	Con	Voting for
T. Mr. Edward Leigh	Con	C4M Petition