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5I've been to Clacton and even before the election, there was a great deal of sympathy for the kind of anti-immigration policies being pushed by Reform.– ValorumCommented Jul 6 at 7:45
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@Valorum - I believe the constituency includes Jaywick, which has achieved a certain notoriety as a kind of 'chav hell'.– Michael HarveyCommented Jul 6 at 18:04
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2@FumbleFingers "Because he lives there" would be a pretty convincing answer if you're willing to post it as one.– F1KrazyCommented Jul 6 at 19:16
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1@F1Krazy: I was kinda hoping someone could research it better than me. Googling "when did nigel farage move to clacton" gets nothing relevant for me! But I'm fairly sure whenever he did move there, he wasn't expecting to stand for Clacton in this election.– FumbleFingersCommented Jul 6 at 19:20
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2@FumbleFingers "Googling "when did nigel farage move to clacton" gets nothing relevant for me" - That might be because, from what I can find, he doesn't actually live in Clacton after all - he lives in the village of Downe in Greater London, a 90-minute drive away.– F1KrazyCommented Jul 6 at 19:26
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