Ben Quinn
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
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Kemi Bednok said she would be eager for a Tory candidate to stand in the second by-election, as she put it, the one that could be triggered if the standards authorities do then find against Nigel Farage and he has to face a recall by-election.
And then we had Labour shortly after that.
Then we had the Greens.
For a little while, it did look like it could be a populist versus populist by-election in Clacton.
Perhaps the Greens would go for it.
But they've obviously had a lot of discussions about it.
And if for whatever reason, the optics are one thing that would act even for them, they're not going for it.
So it's really just at the moment set up as a sort of a standoff between Farage and Count Binface.
Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm sure he'll have to be called a novelty candidate.
But, you know, that's how other people describe him, although he's got pretty serious policies.
And just actually, as we were about to speak, Helen, a message came through to say the writ has been moved on that by-election.
So it's game on there between Cunbinface and Farage.
Yeah, so the point is for Farage to show that he's a man of the people.
The point is to romp home with a massive majority, or that would have been the original aim.
But as it were, now, can you actually foresee a situation where all those Tory voters, all the Labour voters, all the people to the left of all of those parties, and even maybe disillusioned former Farage voters...
not either decide to stay at home or actually to vote for Count Binface.
And what will turnout be like?
Will it be pretty low?
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