Joshua Tauberer

Actually. The default sort order is a modified prognosis score. It ignores relevancy. Any bills in which the words are contained are included in the search results. What I should...

I had to scratch my head on this a few times. I like the idea. But I don't think it will work. The ideology score is based on cosponsorship, so...

That said, check out Mike Enzi (https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/michael_enzi/300041/report-card/2013) who is computed as being very conservative but also gets Democrats on his bills.

I didn't see this before my comment about testing on IE on the pull req. So I'm lost: what's the current status of the pull req?

The pull req removes the proprietary properties doesn't it? But here you're saying they're necessary.

You mean "Show More Results" on the search pages? To sidestep the issue, I've just changed it so that it automatically loads more results when you get to the bottom...

Ahha, totally get it now. Makes sense.

fixed in ffeebb3

Great idea. In general better to use the files in http://govtrack.us/data/us/113/stats, though, which are the numbers that show up on the main Member of Congress pages and are computed over...

It looks like I left out the part where it gives [edit: should give] a success status. :)