Triggered after Reform UK leader Nigel Farage resigned from the seat he won for Reform UK at the 2024 general election, Mr Farage is standing again alongside 33 other candidates. There will be 51 polling stations booked across the constituency, where almost 80,000 electors will be eligible to vote. Polling stations across the constituency will be open from 7am until 10pm on Thursday. Simply place one cross in the box beside the candidate you want to represent Clacton in Parliament; the candidate with the most votes wins. Once polling stations close at 10pm, ballot boxes will be taken to the count, where votes will be verified and counted.