Suzanne Doran

My preference is to take candidates who do not have a committee and effectively drop out of the election by not making the ballot off the site - they have...

@mikeubell I am okay with taking them out. Will removing candidates who did raise funds, but then dropped out, affect the calculations for the election totals on our landing page...

Yes, let's do it! We have 10 measures on the 2022 ballot and some are controversial.

Show "Measure passed" if TRUE and "Measure failed" if FALSE. See candidate page for example.

I think it should be a little more descriptive - look at the 2014 site “Open Disclosure Oakland Bringing campaign money to light.”

This is a tricky one to include with the itemized contributions because the loan amount received goes down as payments are made. Let's take a look at Schedule B and...

@adborden candidates can file a 460 even if they have under $2,000 in activity. We have a couple candidates like that in 2016 - Sidebotham and Hummel. Their total contributions...

FYI a candidate might have a figure for total contributions, but no itemized contributions to display if they were all under $100.

Itemized contributions show up on the candidate and ballot measure pages when we show contributions broken down by type (from individuals, committees, other, or un-itemized) and by where they come...