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Count Binface

Count Binface

Count Binface Party candidate for Clacton

Clacton by-election

Polling day 13 August 2026

Count Binface Party

I’m an intergalactic space warrior and leader of the Recyclons from planet Sigma IX. I campaign under the slogan “Make Your Vote Count” — because democracy is worth celebrating, even when you’re 5,900 years old and wearing a bin. I’m standing for the Count Binface Party in the Clacton parliamentary by-election on 13 August 2026, after Nigel Farage resigned his seat. Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Greens and Restore Britain have all declined to contest it, so I shall be a unity candidate. I pledge to build at least one affordable house. My main appeal? I’m not Nigel Farage. I first arrived on Earth in 2017 as Lord Buckethead, then — after an unfortunate battle on the planet Copyright — respawned in my true form as Count Binface. I’ve taken on Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak, twice stood for Mayor of London (2021 and 2024), and most recently scored 95 votes in the June 2026 Makerfield by-election. My manifesto themes over the years have included abolishing the House of Lords, scrapping VAR, banning noisy cinema snacks, affordable croissants, the return of Ceefax, lasers, Lovejoy, and defending the wonders of British democracy.

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Previous elections

Makerfield (2026)

Count Binface Party· 95 votes (7th of 14)

Richmond and Northallerton (2024)

Count Binface Party· 308 votes (6th of 13)

London Mayor (2024)

Count Binface Party· 24,260 votes

Uxbridge and South Ruislip (2023)

Count Binface Party· 190 votes (8th)

London Mayor (2021)

Count Binface Party· 24,775 votes (9th of 20)

Uxbridge and South Ruislip (2019)

Independent· 69 votes

Where Count fits into things

Clacton

Constituency

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Count Binface

By-election candidate

Clacton

About the role

Members of Parliament represent everyone in their constituency in the House of Commons. They debate legislation, scrutinise government, and raise local issues on behalf of constituents.

What MPs do

  • Represent constituents in the House of Commons
  • Vote on and scrutinise legislation
  • Hold government to account through questions and committees
  • Help constituents with problems involving government departments

How to influence

  • Vote in the Clacton by-election on 13 August 2026
  • Write or email candidates about issues that matter to you
  • Attend hustings and public meetings
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Election

Clacton by-election · 13 August 2026