Alex Bulat · Labour Party
- HTTP 401
Huntingdon
- E14001298
- East of England
- 4 candidates
- 4 sites
Mostly responding — The rounded HTTP response rate at the audit was at least 66%. This does not establish that campaign content survived. 3 of 4 sites responding (75%) · 0 unreachable · 0 redirected
What happened here
What was recorded
The April 2025 scrape recorded 4 candidate websites for Huntingdon.
- Alex Bulat — Labour Party, Labour and Co-operative Party — https://www.alexbulat.uk
- Ben Obese-Jecty — Conservative and Unionist Party — https://www.benobese-jecty.org.uk
- Chan Abraham — Independent — https://www.chanabraham-changingbritainforgood.com
- Mark Timothy Argent — Liberal Democrats — https://www.huntslibdems.org.uk
What the audit found
On 7 September 2026 those URLs were requested again — 1 answered with the surname absent, 2 answered, 1 with another HTTP result. An HTTP success means the server answered. It does not establish that the campaign page survived.
- Ben Obese-Jecty — https://www.benobese-jecty.org.uk — Answered (HTTP 200).
- Chan Abraham — https://www.chanabraham-changingbritainforgood.com — Answered (HTTP 200).
- Alex Bulat — https://www.alexbulat.uk — Audit result: HTTP error (HTTP 401).
- Mark Timothy Argent — https://www.huntslibdems.org.uk — Answered (HTTP 200). The surname was not in the response body. That asks for review; it does not prove the site was repurposed.
What happened to the words
A homepage fetch was compared with the April site text for 3 of the 4 candidates here. A sentence missing from that fetch is not matched to a replacement.
- Ben Obese-Jecty — 443 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of https://www.benobese-jecty.org.uk. Example from the April text: “That she subsequently chose to reveal on Twitter, that far from having a pressing issue of national importance, she had instead chosen to campaign in…”
- Chan Abraham — 131 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of https://www.chanabraham-changingbritainforgood.com. Example from the April text: “I will never ignore you as many politicians and leaders do. - Ask for your views, focus on what matters to you most and keep you informed. - Work with other…”
- Mark Timothy Argent — 822 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of https://www.huntslibdems.org.uk. Example from the April text: “We were out at the Godmanchester Gala two days after the General Election and I’m looking forward to working with our Liberal Democrat councillors and council…”
Text overlap, where it was scored
A separate Wayback comparison scored text overlap for some candidates. It kept the score and an archive URL.
- Mark Timothy Argent — Substantial text difference from the compared archived page against the 29 April 2025 archive. 32% of April tokens were still found. 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.
Halftone: more / larger paper dots = lower response rate.
Candidates in this seat
Ben Obese-Jecty · Conservative and Unionist Party
- HTTP 200
- Candidate-name signal: surname matched in the response body (heuristic only)
Chan Abraham · Independent
- HTTP 200
- Candidate-name signal: surname matched in the response body (heuristic only)
Mark Timothy Argent · Liberal Democrats
- HTTP 200
- Candidate-name signal: surname not found in the response body (heuristic only)
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