George and Mikayla discuss the 15th Congressional District Democratic race, Michael Bloomberg’s new campaign office and what its like to be a conservative on a college campus.
In this week’s episode, Matthew Geiger breaks down the importance of Andrew Yang’s campaign.
Bloomberg’s plans for combating the opioid crisis and climate change were both widely discussed.
Daniel Kilgore and Joel Newby introduced themselves to voters and explained why they are best suited to take on Steve Stivers to represent Ohio’s 15th Congressional District.
Many people organize efforts for voter registration.
Mark Zuckerberg, this cannot stand.
Hosts George Shillcock and Mikayla Rochelle discuss recent efforts to increase the minimum wage along with recent political news from Iowa and the Athens City Council.
Columnist Matthew Geiger breaks down the state of the Iowa Caucuses.
George and Mikayla breakdown the news of the potential first case of the 2019 coronavirus in Ohio and interview a student senate commissioner about the 2020 U.S. Census.
Mike DeWine was chosen as the 2020 co-chair of the Appalachian Regional Commision.
Swing State hosts George and Mikayla interview Adam Armstrong from OU Fun Facts.
Members of student senate attend a census presentation and appointed senators to committees.
George and Mikayla Recap what they missed over Winter Break and interview Governor DeWine’s Press Secretary.
Multiple detour routes for Richland Avenue were announced.
The disposal of firearms will make way for the purchase of new firearms and does not mean the police department will be disarmed.
Local elections only tend to bring out voters when there’s highly contested races or ballot issues.
George and Mikayla chat about the 2020 Democratic primary nominees and what it will take for a candidate to win the Ohio Primary.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg grappled with the attacks his climbing polling numbers elicited.
George and Mikayla walk through the events of the last year surrounding hazing at Ohio University and discuss recent efforts at the state and federal level to address it.
Only 25.79% of voters in Athens County showed up at the polls last week.
Solutions by The State News