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Nigel Farage, leader of the right-wing Reform Party in Britain, won the by-election held in the town of Clacton in Southeast England, securing a landslide victory with 12,239 votes compared to 9,455 for his opponent. The election saw a 44% turnout, lower than the previous legislative election, which had a turnout of 59%. Farage resigned from his position as a Member of Parliament for Clacton after being referred to the Ethics Committee over issues related to undisclosed donations and in-kind benefits he received. This election exemplifies the Reform Party's success in the local council elections in May 2024, where it outperformed traditional UK political parties.
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