But 14 of them "flipped" between a London property and a constituency property.
Legg ruled that Jenkin must repay the cost of renting a property in his constituency from his sister-in-law.
John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, also changed his designated second home from a London property to a constituency one in the April-June period of 2009.
David Cameron, the Conservative leader, was also found to have submitted a £1,081 claim for mortgage interest on his constituency property just days after he said the expenses system needed a drastic overhaul.
The Telegraph published details of letters between Ussher and her accountant which showed she redesignated a property in her constituency as her main home for one month before selling it in 2007.
The Labour MP for Luton South, Margaret Moran, who is standing down at the election, flipped her designated home three times – first claiming for a flat near Westminster, then for a property in her constituency and finally a home 100 miles away.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday 31 October 2009 The following report about expenses repayments which the independent auditor, Sir Thomas Legg, has requested from Bernard Jenkin MP said that these related to the cost of renting a property in his constituency.
Mrs Grant stopped claiming second-home allowance for a rental property in her constituency when her mother moved to a house within three miles of it.
Those who owned property in multiple constituencies could vote multiple times; there was usually no need to live in a constituency in order to vote there.
The shadow Schools Secretary, Michael Gove, claimed money for his home in London before he changed the second-home designation to a property in his Surrey constituency, for which he claimed £13,000.
