Nigel Farage urged to stop 'shilly-shallying' and announce election run, say Reform Party insiders

Decision time for Farage

Nigel Farage is facing pressure from Reform Party insiders to make a definitive decision on his political comeback, with colleagues urging him to either announce his run for the next election or step back from teasing the public.

Potential comeback

The godfather of Brexit has been hinting at a return to politics for months, with speculation that he may run for MP in Clacton, Essex.

Time to decide

According to a source within the Reform Party, Farage has just weeks to make up his mind, with the insider stating, "He has to stop shilly-shallying around and just decide. It is put up or shut up time."

Reform's perspective

While Reform Party members acknowledge Farage's potential as a significant asset, they also express contentment with the party's current state, noting that they do not feel dependent on his return for success.

Farage's impact

Supporters believe that Farage's involvement could greatly boost Reform's general election campaign, citing the party's recent strong showing in the Blackpool South by-election as evidence of its potential.

Undecided future

Despite the speculation, a source close to Farage revealed that no final decision has been made regarding his political comeback, as Farage is currently in the US for a media tour.

Mr Farage himself commented, "I've been in America all week. I'm very lucky I've got a lot of choices in front of me."