The serial candidates standing against Farage in the Clacton by-election
For example, in London candidates must either live, work or be registered to vote in the capital, or rent or own a property in the city. They must also get at least 10 nominations from each London borough and at least 10 from the City of London, and win more than 5% of the vote share to have their £10,000 deposit returned. He previously stood in six parliamentary elections.
- ▪For example, in London candidates must either live, work or be registered to vote in the capital, or rent or own a property in the city.
- ▪They must also get at least 10 nominations from each London borough and at least 10 from the City of London, and win more than 5% of the vote share to have their £10,000 deposit returned.
- ▪He previously stood in six parliamentary elections.
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The serial candidates standing against Farage in the Clacton by-electionByRob England and Jess CarrPublished1 hour agoA record number of candidates are standing in next week's Clacton by-election, but some names on the ballot will be more familiar than others.As the main parties are not standing against Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, the 33 other candidates on the ballot are either from smaller political parties or are standing as independents.Eight of these names have already appeared on multiple ballot papers elsewhere in the UK however, including Reclaim Party leader Laurence Fox and satirical candidates Count Binface and Howling Laud Hope.
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