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Clacton by-election results in full: How many votes did Count Binface get?

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The result of the Clacton by-election has been announced.

Mr Farage wanted the by-election to be a “people versus the establishment” showdown - however, all the main political parties have boycotted the vote.

Mr Farage won the by-election with 22,239 votes (62.82%).

His closest rival was Count Binface, who won a staggering 9,455 votes (26.71%).

Turnout was 44.37%, just over 14% down from the 2024 general election.

<p>Count Binface arrives for the count for Clacton by-election at Clacton Leisure Centre in Essex. The by-election was triggered by local MP and Reform UK leader Nigel Farage quitting in protest at the scrutiny of his finances from the press and the parliamentary authorities. Picture date: Friday August 14, 2026.</p>

Count Binface arrives for the count

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Clacton by-election results in full

  • Joseph 77 (Independent): 42
  • Adham Alkhatip (The Forward Party): 49
  • Count Binface (Count Binface Party): 9,455
  • Nick The Incredible Flying Brick (The Official Monster Raving Loony Party): 28
  • Tony Cane (Independent): 17
  • Woke Trump Carrzee (Independent): 8
  • William Stuart James Clouston (Social Democratic Party): 256
  • Rees Cowne (Independent): 50
  • Glenn Charles Cummings (Independent): 7
  • Martin Davies (Freedom Alliance – Real People, Real Alternative!): 60
  • Andy Erlam (Independent): 44
  • Nigel Farage (Reform UK): 22,239
  • Attieh Fard (Independent): 126
  • Laurence Fox (The Reclaim Party): 347
  • Tony Francis (Independent): 432
  • Robin Green (Independent): 59
  • Abi Hookway (Independent): 14
  • Howling Laud Hope (The Official Monster Raving Loony Party): 18
  • Stephen Richard Ingram (Independent): 159
  • Amy Morris (Independent): 46
  • Derrick Norbert Morris (Independent): 100
  • Michael Noel O’Keeffe (Independent): 19
  • Martyn O’Brien (Independent): 65
  • Nick Pelas (Independent): 202
  • Ketankumar Pipaliya (UK VOICE safer and stronger UK): 21
  • Daniel Pocock (Independent): 16
  • James Ransley (Consensus Party Candidate): 192
  • Gerry Smith (Independent): 9
  • Kai Stephens (British Democrats) 132
  • John Stevens (Rejoin EU): 492
  • Baron Von Thunderclap (The Official Monster Raving Loony Party): 15
  • Pamela Walford (Independent): 371
  • Marcus White (Everyone is God Party): 10
  • Marc Wilkinson (Independent): 11
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