This might be my wifi freaking out, but here is the last part of the log:

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The SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status. Vagrant
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Count of small donors
Count of large donors
Sum of small donors
Sum of large donors
Percent of “max-ers”

On first entry, it's assumed that the he default data will generate a graph but attempting to use the default data return console error, and doesn't communicate clearly to the end user what is incorrect.

Show percentage of each candidates donors from each ward. (heat map?)

Update master to be at the same level as develop for "develop" sake;
Whenever someone clone the repo, it's confusing that master is not the latest, and require extra effort explaining which branch to use

We need to link to the angular app.

Readme says to get data from another collaborator, why not post the file online?

Post-election & pre-legislation contributions

We need explanations for why we're doing this project, where the data is from and what we had to do it.

See issue #2 for the wrangler. For help, see this thread.

Currently, the data sent to the google chart element as separate column and row arrays. To facilitate more advanced formatting, we should move to the data=[...] format containing both column names and row data as well as formatting for each each row of data. This will allow us to adjust color, so that, e.g., grassroots are green, corporate red, and other yellow.

Show contributions from DC v outside DC.

Would be a new code related to candidate & election cycle (some candidates change affiliation).

The README should be updated to reflect the new setup with vagrant

To change the title Font

core-toolbar {
    background-color: #03A9F4;
    font-size: 3.3 em;
}

To put in a max width for the chart. though this might have to change according how the graph is changed.

#container {
    max-width:800px;
}

I.E: 15% in $0-15 , 25% in the $16-100 range, %60 in the $101+ range

Options:
PTT
twython

A moving average of corporate capture & grass roots support for each current officeholder. Will span available data.

I wonder if there is a way to speed things up a bit.

First, as a stopgap, maybe add a preloading graphic so people will know that it is loading. Maybe also time common queries and give folks a heads up on the typical amount of time they should wait so they know whether to hang in there waiting or close the browser and try again.

Then, if it makes sense, maybe cache the names of candidates. Maybe keep the top 100 queries (in json or whatever) on github each night so they can load quickly. Assuming people search for similar things, only novel searches will take a long time.

Link donations to votes. Need to classify donor industries & legislation topics.

There are currently duplicates of the candidates. A canonical way of storing candidates needs to be created

name: {
first: ,
middle: ,
last
}

This will allow use to put better information about the project on Code for DC's projects page.

The template is found here: https://github.com/codefordc/files/blob/master/civic.json.template

The specification for completing it is here: https://github.com/codefordc/files/blob/master/specification.md

Thanks!

Since the input data to each chart transformation function is the same, multiple visualizations should be creatable without additional api calls

Two sets of rankings. The first, titled 'Corporate Capture' will list incumbents & candidates by percent of contributions drawn from corporations & businesses. The second, titled 'Public Interest', will rank incumbents and candidates by percent of contributions drawn from individual donors.

Show area chart of cash on hand (contributions & expenditures).

Maybe using Poole? Include in angular gh-pages or vice-versa? Custom domain?

link public contractors & donations.

65% from within DC: -10
85% of contributions were for the maximum: -5

85% of records completed to the legal limit: -5
15% of records were compliant: -5

We need one entry per business and a way to make sure we are not creating duplicate entries in the situations where the names are acronyms, doing business as, or simply misspelled.