Skip to content
You can now search across every topic, entity and event.What's new
Danny Kruger
AI-generated editorial illustration
PersonGB

Danny Kruger

Reform UK Member of Parliament for East Wiltshire.

On 2 September, Danny Kruger opposed the Representation of the People Bill for Reform UK before the Commons passed it 411 to 102.

Last refreshed: 3 September 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Key Question

Why did Reform UK's Danny Kruger call the donations Bill a partisan attack?

Timeline for Danny Kruger

#17 2 Sept

Criticised the Bill in the Commons debate

UK Local Elections 2026: Rayner's finance Bill goes to the Lords
View full timeline →

Background

Danny Kruger is Reform UK's Member of Parliament for East Wiltshire. His parliamentary role places him among the party's elected representatives in debates on electoral law and political finance.

On 2 September, Kruger spoke against the Representation of the People Bill during its Third Reading. He described the measure as partisan towards Reform UK, while the Commons passed it and sent it to the House of Lords.

His significance rests on his role as a Reform UK parliamentarian. The Bill debate shows how he presents the party's objections within the Commons, rather than merely appearing in its wider political campaign.

Common Questions
What did Danny Kruger say about the Representation of the People Bill?
He called it 'a flagrantly partisan attempt to kneecap Reform UK' during the Commons debate on 2 September 2026.Source: Hansard
Did the Representation of the People Bill pass the Commons?
Yes. It passed Third Reading 411 votes to 102 on 2 September 2026 and moved to the House of Lords.Source: UK Parliament
Who is Danny Kruger?
Danny Kruger is the Reform UK MP for East Wiltshire.Source: Hansard