I used Google fusion tables to plot the addresses and cities and see where we should concentrate more effort. Take a look:
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| Supporters by Address |
The unfortunate thing is that I haven't figured out how to export the map. I think you can link it, embed it, and export the .csv file, but not the map itself. So I'm making do with a cropped screenshot, but it's enough to tell where supporters are located. Everywhere!
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| Supporters by City |
Using Fusion tables is really easy once you get the hang of it. I imported the .csv file with the supporter data, then hit "visualize." There are a ton of things one can do in FT, but this is as far as I've gotten.


I LOVE this Christy. We obviously talk about how we embrace the Wisconsin Idea, but this shows it. Show, don't tell! As a communications piece internally and a project management tool for monitoring our progress, this data visualization is a powerful tool. Great work, I look forward to new layers we we grow our grassroots (i.e. level of engagement, or weighed by number of supporters).
ReplyDeleteCould this be sent out to the mf2sh list to show the growing movement?
ReplyDeleteChristy, thanks for the how-to as you showed this.
ReplyDeleteEcho echo echo.
ReplyDeleteChristy !!! I just read this -- before i looked at the maps without reading thoroughly ! You are so so amazing to put this together. Maps maps maps!!! (aka - place place place)...
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting !!!
suz
Ahhhmazing! Love it! It's so exciting to SEE that the movement is happening all over the state.
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