Nigel Farage cast his vote in the Clacton by-election this morning as he seeks to ward off the challenge of joke candidate Count Binface.
The Reform UK leader headed to a polling station in the Essex seaside constituency in his bid to be re-elected to the seat he won at the 2024 general election.
‘Three guesses who I voted for!’, Mr Farage posted on social media shortly after he filled in his ballot paper.
The 62-year-old quit as Clacton MP last month to trigger the by-election in protest at scrutiny over his donations from wealthy backers.
Mr Farage declared he was forcing a ‘people
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