Promise explorer

Every promise with its status, date and the evidence behind it. Statuses at earlier months show only what was documented by then.

"No evidence found" means the corpus held nothing showing an official step, not that nothing happened.

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Think a verdict is wrong? Tell us.

Every promise has a Suggest a correction link. Suggestions are reviewed by hand, are stored separately as GitHub issues, never change a verdict automatically, and are never used by the judging or survival models.

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Find the promise

Search or filter above, then open the promise to see its status, date and the evidence quoted.

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Suggest a correction

Use the link under the evidence. It opens a pre-filled GitHub issue (a free GitHub account is needed) where you give the status, date and evidence you think is right.

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It is reviewed by hand

Suggestions with checkable evidence are looked at by a person. They never change a verdict automatically.

Find a promise to correct ↑Corrections need evidence we can check, such as an official document or a Government Order number. Opinions without evidence cannot be used.

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Comments

General comments on the tracker, not about one verdict. Nothing is shown until a person has read and approved it.

Why this website exists

Election manifestos are promises made in public. This site lets anyone check, promise by promise, whether an official step followed, when, and on what evidence, with the judge named beside every verdict.

It also lets readers push back: question a verdict, add evidence, or say what is missing. Nothing here ranks parties or rates governments.

How comments are handled. A short word list blocks obvious abuse in your browser. Your comment is then sent as a public GitHub issue. A person reads it, and only approved comments appear below, labelled "visitor comments, unverified". Comments never change a verdict. The word list cannot catch everything, which is why reading by hand is the real filter.

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