Nigel Farage vows to change politics for ever after first election win
Winning five MPs is the first step in 'mass movement across the country', Mr Farage says.
www.bbc.comNigel Farage’s latest and most consequential step in his electoral history is his election to the UK Parliament in July 2024, when he won the Clacton seat as a Reform UK candidate after multiple previous unsuccessful attempts.[2][5]
Recent electoral milestones
- Won a House of Commons seat (Clacton, 2024): Multiple outlets reported he secured victory in Clacton and entered Parliament on an “eighth attempt.”[5][2]
- Reform UK election context: Reports around the same time described Reform UK’s broader electoral gains and positioned Farage’s win as a major political development.[2][5]
Quick electoral-history snapshot (where he’d run)
From his published electoral record:
- General elections (House of Commons): Farage ran multiple times for Parliament unsuccessfully before 2024. For example, the record lists 2006 by-election (Bromley & Chislehurst) and general elections in 2010 (Buckingham) and 2015 (South Thanet) as unsuccessful.[1]
- 2014 European election success (example of earlier wins): The same record shows Farage winning European Parliament elections (e.g., South East England in 1999, 2004, 2009, and 2014).[1]
If you mean “latest” in May 2026 specifically
I can summarize current developments too, but I’d need you to clarify whether you want:
- (a) His electoral record/results (elections he ran in), or
- (b) Latest election-related news (campaigns, polling, candidate selection, by-elections, etc.) happening this year.
Which one do you mean?