Nigel Farage to Target Kemi Badenoch's Seat in Next Election

Nigel Farage's Plan Unveiled

Nigel Farage has revealed his strategy to target Kemi Badenoch's Essex seat in the upcoming election as the war of words between the two escalates. The Reform UK leader referred to the Conservative Party leader as a "ranting raving conspiracy theorist" during an event in her constituency.

Provocative Statements

During the event, when the crowd chanted "Sue her! Sue her!", Mr. Farage responded by saying, "To sue somebody, you have to prove actual harm. What she’s done is given us a massive favour and thousands of new members."

Membership Figures Clash

The heated exchange between the two leaders stemmed from a dispute over Reform UK's membership figures during the Christmas break. Ms. Badenoch accused Mr. Farage of fabricating membership numbers to surpass the Tories, but Reform UK claimed her criticism actually boosted their membership and resources.

Challenging the Status Quo

Mr. Farage, fueled by a recent poll predicting success for his party, declared that Reform UK could potentially win the next General Election if the "silent majority speak up." With growing support and momentum, the party aims to make Kemi Badenoch's seat a target in the upcoming election.

Rising Support for Reform UK

The Stonehaven poll for the i Paper indicated that if an election were held now, Reform UK would secure 120 seats, with Labour dropping to 278 and the Tories on 157 seats. This surge in popularity has emboldened Mr. Farage and his party to pursue their political ambitions with renewed vigor.