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North West Hampshire · E14001403 · South East · England · 76,004 electorate

North West Hampshire

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%) · 1 unreachable · 1 redirected

What happened here

  1. What was recorded

    The April 2025 scrape recorded 4 candidate websites for North West Hampshire.

    • Andrew Meacham — Reform UK — https://www.reformhampshire.org.uk
    • Andy Fitchet — Labour Party — https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk
    • Hina West — Green Party — https://testvalley.greenparty.org.uk
    • Kit Malthouse — Conservative and Unionist Party — http://www.kitmalthouse.com
  2. What the audit found

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

    • Andy Fitchet — https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk — Answered (HTTP 200).
    • Andrew Meacham — https://www.reformhampshire.org.uk — No longer resolved (Connection failed). An outage and a removal look the same in this check.
    • Kit Malthouse — http://www.kitmalthouse.com — Redirected to https://www.kitmalthouse.com/.
    • Hina West — https://testvalley.greenparty.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.
  3. What happened to the words

    A homepage fetch was compared with the April site text for 2 of the 4 candidates here. A sentence missing from that fetch is not matched to a replacement.

    • Andy Fitchet — 982 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of https://www.andyfitchet.co.uk. Example from the April text: “Let them be heretics, Turks, Jews, or whatsoever, it appertains not to the earthly power to punish them in the least measure.' Views, although they may be…”
    • Kit Malthouse — 38 sentences from the April text were not found on the homepage fetch of http://www.kitmalthouse.com. Example from the April text: “Westminster Council Campaigns led by Kit - Outlawing Prostitute Cards in Telephone Boxes - Cutting Council Tax to Zero - Fighting Congestion Charging -…”

No replacement sentence is matched. A line that only appears on the later homepage is listed on its own. 2 candidates on this seat have no sentence comparison in the snapshot.

North West Hampshire — 3 of 4 sites responding (75%) · 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/north-west-hampshire.json

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

2 Metered via x402

https://civicord-aieyq.bazgateway.com/api/constituencies/north-west-hampshire

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

3 MCP tool

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

getConstituency(slug="north-west-hampshire")
-> { name: "North West Hampshire", stats: { sites, live, livePct, ... }, candidates: [ ... ] }

4 The Graph (live)

On-chain p116347.civicord.eth via/api/graph (Studio proxy) — person id, not seat slug.

{
  candidate(id: "116347") {
    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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