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Last scanned Jul 18, 2026

A cookie scan of electionlawblog.org completed on July 18, 2026 found 5 cookies and 22 third-party tracking requests. No consent management platform was detected. Our check observed 22 third-party requests from 6 vendors, which require prior consent under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive.

Cookies

5

Third-party

0

Trackers

22

Vendors

6

Consent banner

None detected

Scans

1

Cookies

5 cookies detected: 0 necessary, 4 analytics, 0 marketing

Total

5

Necessary

0

Functional

0

Analytics

4

Marketing

0

Unknown

1

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Third-Party Trackers

22 requests detected from 6 vendors: AddtoAny, Google, Google LLC, New Relic, StatCounter...

Analytics

8

Marketing

0

Necessary

6

Functional

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Other

0

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Google Analytics script region1.analytics.google.com
Google LLC Analytics script www.googletagmanager.com
New Relic Analytics script js-agent.newrelic.com
StatCounter Analytics script www.statcounter.com
Google Essential script www.google.dk
Google LLC Necessary script fonts.googleapis.com
Google LLC Necessary script fonts.gstatic.com
New Relic Inc. Necessary pixel bam.nr-data.net
Google Other script www.google-analytics.com
Google Other script stats.g.doubleclick.net

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1 completed scans: cookies and trackers per scan, latest on Jul 18, 2026.

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