Nigel Farage reacts to a local election result involving Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon. Farage says he is “disappointed” after Kenyon wins 16,000 votes, which he says falls about 2,000 short of earlier predictions. In the aftermath, Farage urges voters to switch their support away from rival parties, repeating his campaign message to “ditch support for rivals.” The reports frame the episode as part of Farage’s wider political push against Labour and other contenders, including references to a “Starmer out” message. While Farage portrays the outcome as not meeting expectations, the coverage indicates the contest still produced a significant vote share for Reform at the local level. Across the available articles, the core details are Farage’s response, the vote total for Kenyon, and the claim that the result does not match forecast figures. The reports do not provide additional context on the overall election results or turnout figures beyond the stated vote comparison.