Brexit options: How did your Leeds MP vote?

They ranged from having a second referendum - or People’s Vote - to leaving the EU on April 12 without a deal.

The votes were indicative - not binding - and were designed to see what options MPs would support amid the Brexit deadlock in parliament.

In the end, none of the options actually had a majority of MPs in favour of it.

MPs from Theresa May’s Conservative Party were allowed by the leadership to vote as they saw fit, with the exception of her most senior ministers, who were expected to not vote.

Labour MPs were expected to back motions supported by the party's leadership, including the option to hold a second referendum.

Find out how your MP voted on the eight options below:

-> Leeds University issues '11th hour' Brexit advice to staff and students

Alex Sobel(Leeds North West, Labour)

Against

No-deal: Leaving the EU on 12 April without a deal

ForCommon Market 2.0: Remaining in the European single market and seeking a temporary customs union with the EU

AgainstEFTA and EEA: Remaining in the European single market but not forming a customs union with the EU

ForCustoms union: Seeking a UK-wide customs union with the EU

ForLabour's alternative plan: Negotiating changes to the withdrawal agreement so that it includes protections to workers' rights, a permanent customs union, and close alignment to the single market

ForRevoke Article 50: Cancelling Brexit if the UK gets within days of leaving the EU without a deal

ForSecond referendum: Holding another public vote to confirm any withdrawal agreement agreed by Parliament

AgainstStandstill arrangement: Seeking a tariff-free trade agreement with the EU that will last for two years, during which time Britain will contribute to the EU budget

Fabian Hamilton(Leeds North East, Labour)

Against: No-deal

Did not vote: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

For: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

-> The 10 worst areas in Leeds for violence and sexual offences in 2019 according to police - how does your area compare

Richard Burgon(Leeds East, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Hilary Benn(Leeds Central, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Stuart Andrew (Pudsey, Conservative)

For: No-deal

Against: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

Against: Customs union

Against: Labour's alternative plan

Against: Revoke Article 50

Against: Second referendum

For: Standstill arrangement

Rachel Reeves (Leeds West, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

For: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Mary Creagh(Wakefield, Labour)

Against: No-deal

Did not vote: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

For: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Nigel Adams(Selby and Ainsty, Conservative)

Did not vote: No-deal

Against: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

Against: Customs union

Against: Labour's alternative plan

Against: Revoke Article 50

Against: Second referendum

For: Standstill arrangement

Yvette Cooper(Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

For: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Andrea Jenkyns(Morley and Outwood, Conservative)

For: No-deal

Against: Common Market 2.0

Against: EFTA and EEA

Against: Customs union

Against: Labour's alternative plan

Against: Revoke Article 50

Against: Second referendum

For: Standstill arrangement

Jon Trickett(Hemsworth, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

Did not vote: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Alec Shelbrooke(Elmet and Rothwell, Conservative)

Did not vote on any option

Paula Sherriff(Dewsbury, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

Did not vote: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement

Tracy Brabin(Batley and Spen, Labour)

Against: No-deal

For: Common Market 2.0

Did not vote: EFTA and EEA

For: Customs union

For: Labour's alternative plan

Did not vote: Revoke Article 50

Did not vote: Second referendum

Against: Standstill arrangement