Count Binface has announced he will stand against Rishi Sunak in his Richmond and Northallerton constituency.
Speaking on his podcast, Trash Talk, Binface said it would be like “Fury vs Usyk times a billion” in the July 4 election.
“That’s right, I am here right now in Richmond and Northallerton and I can announce that I will be taking on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in electoral combat on July 4.
“You shirked D-Day Rishi, you can’t miss the B-Day.
“That’s right. Binface vs Sunak is going to be Fury vs Usyk times a billion. Bring it on.”
Binface recently came 11th in the London Mayoral Elections, where he earned 24,260 votes.
The famous names standing for parliament
Olympic athletes, top musicians and an ex-soap actor are among those standing to become members of parliament at the general election.
The deadline for candidates to submit their nominations passed earlier today.
Notable names on the list include:
- Blur drummer Dave Rowntree, Labour, Mid Sussex
- Double Olympic gold medal rower James Cracknell, Conservative, Colchester
- Rock star Tom Gray from the band Gomez, Labour, Brighton Pavilion
- Former Coronation Street actor Marc Anwar, independent, Bury North
- Gogglebox’s Josh Tapper, Labour, Hertfordshire
- Olympian Marc Jenkins, Conservative, Gower
Candidate dropped to make way for Farage will stand against Reform leader
Reform’s original candidate for Clacton will stand as an independent against Nigel Farage in the upcoming general election.
Anthony Mack quit Reform after he was replaced by Mr Farage earlier this week to vie for the seat in Essex.
But that hasn’t stopped him from trying to win there.
Mr Mack held a press conference today.
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