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Count Binface Reveals Full Manifesto Ahead of Clacton by-Election
Martin Davies says Freedom Alliance offers Clacton voters a serious alternative with policies on digital ID, transparency and MP pay reform.
- On Monday, comedian-turned-political hopeful Count Binface released his 20-point manifesto for the Clacton by-election, featuring pledges to cap bus fares at £1.99 and regenerate Walton Pier.
- Reform UK leader Nigel Farage triggered the by-election earlier this month following intense scrutiny over his finances and a £5 million gift from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne.
- Standing for the Freedom Alliance party, retired Lloyds banker Martin Davies is one of 34 candidates vying for the seat, aiming to provide Clacton with a 'genuine alternative.'
- As mainstream parties boycott the contest, the field remains open to independents and smaller parties in what Farage has billed as a 'people versus the establishment' showdown.
- Voters head to the polls on August 13, with supporters urging residents to participate in what they have dubbed 'Bin Day' to clean up Clacton.
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Count Binface, the alter ego of comedian Jon Harvey who is challenging Nigel Farage in the midterm elections in Clacton, has launched his election manifesto. Among other things, he wants a referendum on whether Pluto is a planet, the construction of at least one affordable home, and to fill the potholes in the road with the Labour Party manifesto.
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