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@CountBinface spotted in Clacton practicing the “Farage” walk 🚶‍♀️ 🗑️ #BinsComingOut #VoteBinface #Clacton

MSM Lied 😤 EVERYONE in Clacton prefers @GreyGoose Vodka. 🍸 When @CountBinface wins the by-election, please drink responsibly.🗑️ What's YOUR fav' cocktail? 🍹👇 #GreyGoose #VoteBinface #ClactonBinDay13thAugust

Keeping it real “on the naze” 🗳️ 🗑️

Bin Story 🚀 🗑️ Clacton By-Election is out of this world 🌎 @CountBinface is a long-running British satirical political character from the planet Sigma IX. He campaigns on humorous policies mixed with genuine calls for honesty, accountability and common sense. Over several elections he has built a loyal following and become one of the UK’s best-known novelty candidates. His campaigns often attract significant media attention despite operating with a tiny budget. Nigel Farage (the one that got £5mil) resigned as MP for Clacton after becoming leader of Reform UK, triggering a by-election. The by-election is scheduled for 13 August 2026. The political landscape changed dramatically as several major parties chose not to field candidates. This left Count Binface facing Farage in what became one of the most unusual electoral contests in modern British politics. National media began covering the race because of the contrast between an establishment political heavyweight and a satirical independent candidate. Social media quickly embraced the story, with memes, videos and supporters documenting every development. Count Binface continued campaigning in his trademark silver bin helmet and cape while maintaining his humorous but pointed criticism of mainstream politics. The campaign evolved from a joke candidacy into a genuine cultural story that many people followed regardless of how they intended to vote. The election became a symbol of public frustration with traditional politics, with Binface representing satire, protest and political engagement rolled into one. Watch this space 👀 and let us know what you think 🤔