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Campaign site for Jack Alexander Gebhard (Conservative and Unionist Party — Jarrow and Gateshead East), scraped April 2025, audited September 2026.

Jack Alexander Gebhard

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Snapshot audit, not a current availability check. HTTP success and surname matches do not prove campaign content survived. On-chain fields are on Sepolia testnet; full content is not stored on-chain.

URLs responding — Jack Alexander Gebhard's recorded URLs returned successful HTTP responses at the 2026-09-07 audit. This does not establish that campaign content survived.

Conservative and Unionist Party: 65% responding across the party · this candidate: responding.See the cohort ↗

Stood in Jarrow and Gateshead East — 2 of 2 sites responding (100%) · 0 unreachable · 0 redirected

E14001307 · North East · England · 71,106 electorate · Halftone: more / larger paper dots = lower response rate.

  1. Apr 2025scraped
  2. Sep 2026audited
  3. PendingSepolia

Before and after

April site-wide text vs the 2026-09-21 homepage fetch of https://www.northumberlandconservatives.org.uk/news/wansbeck-conservatives-select-local-councillor-fight-general-election-campaign: 6 sentences still present, 301 no longer found, 4 new. These are candidates for review, not proof a sentence was withdrawn.The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page. A missing sentence is not matched to a replacement.

The snapshot lists 5 of 301 sentences that were not found. The rest are counted, not quoted here.

Before · April 2025

Opinions Northumberland Conservative Group Leader writes open letter to Council Chief Executive 29th March 2016 Northumberland Conservative Group Leader writes open letter to Council Chief Executive Opinions The Autumn Statement 26th November 2015 Guy Opperman MP outlines what the Spending Review me

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Affordable homes Supporting local shops and businesses Leisure, libraries and culture Litter and flytipping Not increasing council tax Protecting the greenbelt Reducing council waste and bureaucracy Road and pothole repairs Keeping our schools the best in the North East Support jobs through investme

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Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Here, Cath reports her experience of the cabinet since she took on the role: I was honoured in May to be appointed to the role of Cabinet member for Arts, Leisure, Culture, Tourism and voluntary services, a hugely exciting portfolio within the county council that includes sports and leisure, librari

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Undoubtedly the council is facing a number of challenges across all the areas of it's work but I am pleased to confirm that we as an administration have given a commitment to arts, culture, leisure and tourism as we recognise the contribution these areas make towards healthier and more resilient com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

The previous Conservative government gave the green light to the project for the stretch between Morpeth and Ellingham in May, following three postponements as planning permission for the route was sought. £67 million had already been spent on the road which included surveys and purchasing land alon

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

New on the later homepage, not matched to a removed sentence

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    Source evidence and excerpts

    These are short excerpts from the April 2025 scrape, not the later wording and not complete archived pages. Original filenames identify the stored extracts. Browse the Campaign Lab source dataset ↗

    Scrape excerpts — April 2025 · 8 shown
    PageCharsOpening excerpt
    content_10.html8,425
    This document outlines how Northumberland Conservatives processes and manages personal data and:
    • Identifies the data c…
    content_15.html5,561
    Cookies are a technology we use to provide you with a tailored experience on this website, as well as on other online pl…
    content_22.html4,566
    This accessibility statement relates to this website, which is part of the Bluetree website platform.
    It is important to…
    content_19.html3,640
    Since taking control of the County Council in May 2017 Northumberland Conservatives have laid the foundations of a prosp…
    content_14.html3,187
    During this period of national crisis, support for the most vulnerable people in Northumberland is more important than e…
    content_6.html3,173
    Councillors and candidates from Northumberland Conservatives met on Saturday to launch the party’s local election campai…
    content_20.html2,888
    “More PCs, less PC” – That’s the pledge from Ros Munro, the Conservative Party candidate for Police and Crime Commission…
    content_9.html2,347
    Cllr Veronica Jones: Support for the county’s most vulnerable is ongoing despite crisis 29th May 2020 During this period…
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    1 Free ledger JSON

    /api/candidates/20004.json

    Static audit record — websites, status, ENS hint.

    2 WebMCP join

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    compare_onchain_to_ledger(id="20004")
    -> { onchain, ledger, verdict[] }

    3 The Graph (live)

    On-chain p20004.civicord.eth via/api/graph (Studio proxy) — person id, not seat slug.

    {
      candidate(id: "20004") {
        id ensName status url personName textRecordCount
        registeredAt registeredAtBlock owner
      }
      _meta { block { number } hasIndexingErrors }
    }

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