What happens to Nigel Farage now he’s been re-elected as Clacton MP?

Farage leaving a polling station in Clacton after casting his vote yesterday (Picture: Victoria Jones/Shutterstock) Nigel Farage has been comfortably re-elected as Clacton’s MP, coming out on top of a record-breaking field of 34 novelty and fringe candidates. Polls in the run-up to Thursday’s by-election had predicted the Reform leader would get almost three-quarters of votes, but the final figure was 63.3%. Count Binface, meanwhile, secured 26.9%, making him by a wide margin the best-performing novelty candidate in modern British political history. The result means Farage immediately returns as an MP, and will represent Clacton in the House of Commons when it returns from summer recess next month. Will the Nigel Farage investigation restart? However, even before Farage walks back through