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Faversham and Mid Kent · E14001235 · South East · England · 71,798 electorate

Faversham and Mid Kent

Mixed HTTP results — The rounded HTTP response rate at the audit was between 40% and 65%. Inspect each URL for its result. 1 of 2 sites responding (50%) · 1 unreachable · 1 redirected

What happened here

  1. What was recorded

    The April 2025 scrape recorded 2 candidate websites for Faversham and Mid Kent.

    • Helen Whately — Conservative and Unionist Party — http://www.helenwhately.co.uk
    • Mel Dawkins — Labour Party — https://meldawkins.org

  2. What the audit found

    On 7 September 2026 those URLs were requested again — 1 no longer resolved, 1 redirected. An HTTP success means the server answered. It does not establish that the campaign page survived.

    • Helen Whately — http://www.helenwhately.co.uk — No longer resolved (DNS failure). An outage and a removal look the same in this check.
    • Mel Dawkins — https://meldawkins.org — Redirected to https://meldawkins.wordpress.com/.

  3. What happened to the words

    A homepage fetch was compared with the April site text for 1 of the 2 candidates here. A sentence missing from that fetch is not matched to a replacement.

    • Mel Dawkins — 17 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of https://meldawkins.org. Example from the April text: “I sit on the cabinet as the portfolio holder for Climate Change and Biodiversity, speaking up for the environment, our green spaces and nature.I chair the…”

  4. Text overlap, where it was scored

    A separate Wayback comparison scored text overlap for some candidates. It kept the score and an archive URL.

    • Helen Whately — Low text overlap with the compared archived page against the 1 May 2016 archive. 1% of April tokens were still found. The capture sits outside the April 2025 scrape window. Sentence text for this comparison is absent from the snapshot. · Open the archive

No replacement sentence is matched. A line that only appears on the later homepage is listed on its own. 1 candidate on this seat has no sentence comparison in the snapshot.

Faversham and Mid Kent — 1 of 2 sites responding (50%) · 1 unreachable · 1 redirectedHalftone: more / larger paper dots = lower response rate.

Candidates in this seat

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Humans read this page for free. Agents pay per jurisdiction — this exact record is one metered call. Everything below is live; nothing here is mocked.

1 Free, same-origin

/api/constituencies/faversham-and-mid-kent.json

Plain static JSON, CORS *, no key, 5-minute cache.

2 Metered via x402

https://civicord-aieyq.bazgateway.com/api/constituencies/faversham-and-mid-kent

One jurisdiction = one charge. Expect 402, not an error.

3 MCP tool

Same call, as an agent would invoke it over MCP.

getConstituency(slug="faversham-and-mid-kent")
-> { name: "Faversham and Mid Kent", stats: { sites, live, livePct, ... }, candidates: [ ... ] }

4 The Graph (live)

On-chain p4119.civicord.eth via/api/graph (Studio proxy) — person id, not seat slug.

{
  candidate(id: "4119") {
    id ensName status url personName textRecordCount
    registeredAt registeredAtBlock owner
  }
  _meta { block { number } hasIndexingErrors }
}

Live queries run on demand; a failure is shown honestly, never replaced with a cached response. Verify independently: ENS ·resolver ·Subgraph Studio ·/api/graph ·openapi.yaml ·source

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