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‘Farage’s got to come clean or clear off’: what voters on Clacton beach think about their MP – and the country
['Tim Burrows', 'Andy Hall']
The Guardian
An incessant wind is blowing from the North Sea, sending waves crashing on to Clacton beach.
“I think a lot of people do notice it, as primarily Clacton is still a 96% white population.
In Jaywick, the settlement south-west of Clacton, 36% of people have a disability, more than twice the average in England.
Much more than the physical boundary of a nature reserve and a golf club separates Clacton and Frinton.
Cab drivers are often portrayed in the media as salt-of-the-Earth Reform UK voters, but judging from the evidence of Clacton this weekend, only one in four cabbies will vote Farage.