February 18, 2019
  • About
  • Jobs
  • Advertise

The New Political

The New Political
  • Home
  • Campus

    Culinary Services Union president discusses worker exploitation with Student Senate

    “Safe and Sexy” event promotes sexual health awareness

    Follow the money; an interactive look at where endowment funds are spent at Ohio University

    Three new sustainability hubs to focus on improving Ohio University’s environmental impact

    VP of Diversity and Inclusion meets with Student Senate to discuss new LGBT Center director

  • City

    Former president of Ohio University’s College Democrats announces campaign for City Council

    The Other Place clothing store on Court Street is permanently closing

    Hundreds participate in rainy Athens Women’s March

    City Council approves temporary lift to parking ordinance over winter break

    New JUUL policy could threaten some local businesses

  • State

    A bipartisan Ohio House bill seeks to repeal tax on women’s hygiene products

    OPINION: Sandusky takes a big step in making Election Day a holiday

    Meet John Carey, the Governor’s newest appointment who hopes to change Appalachia for the better

    Judge rules in favor of the Cincinnati Zoo regarding possession of one of its former gorillas

    Vaccination issue is now under control in Ohio

  • Opinion

    OPINION: Sandusky takes a big step in making Election Day a holiday

    The Counter OPINION: The Green New Deal

    OPINION: Why the State of the Union address was unsuccessful

    The Counter Opinion: Who should be our next President? #1

    OPINION: Can Cory Booker compare himself to former President Obama?

  • Watch & Listen
    • Listen
    • Watch

    PODCAST: Politech: Access for All

    PODCAST: Politech: New sexting bill and election hacking

    PODCAST: Politech: Episode 2

    PODCAST: Politech: Episode 1

    Vote Ohio: The Dem. and GOP Candidates for Governor

    Kaitlin Bennett’s open-carry walk was met with hundreds of police officers and Antifa

    Vote Ohio: The Third Party Candidates for Governor

    Vote Ohio: Executive Candidates on the Ballot | Part 1

6 New Articles
  • 4 days ago A bipartisan Ohio House bill seeks to repeal tax on women’s hygiene products
  • 4 days ago Culinary Services Union president discusses worker exploitation with Student Senate
  • 4 days ago OPINION: Sandusky takes a big step in making Election Day a holiday
  • 5 days ago “Safe and Sexy” event promotes sexual health awareness
  • 5 days ago The Counter OPINION: The Green New Deal
  • 6 days ago Meet John Carey, the Governor’s newest appointment who hopes to change Appalachia for the better
Home Tag Archives: the new political

Tag Archives: the new political

Vote Ohio: Ohio executive branch positions

By The New Political
September 8, 2018
in :  Election 2018, Elections, Multimedia, Politics, State, Video, Watch, WATCH & LISTEN
0

Vote Ohio is a weekly series about what you need to know before voting this November. The first video goes over state positions that are being voted on and what makes them important.  

Read More

Activism in Argentina: Protest, prostitution, feminism and faith

By The New Political
April 8, 2018
in :  Multimedia, Social Justice
0
Palace of the Argentina National Congress. Photo by Nate Doughty.

The blistering heat of the southern hemisphere’s summer season bears down on the streets of Buenos Aires. But it’s more than just the subtropical climate that keeps Argentinians’ blood boiling: the country’s representative democracy lends itself to a robust activist community. After over a decade of left-leaning politics, conservative President Mauricio Macri won the presidency one year before Donald Trump …

Read More

Why Graduate Student Senate focused on sexual misconduct this week

By Ryan Harroff
October 11, 2017
in :  Campus, Social Justice
0

This week, most of Graduate Student Senate was spent listening to a presentation with “breathtaking” data about sexual misconduct.  Graduate Student Senate heard a lengthy presentation from Dean of Students Jenny Hall-Jones about Ohio University’s systems of response to sexual misconduct on its campuses at its meeting Tuesday. Data was given that places Ohio U in the norm for rates …

Read More

Editorial: A letter from our new editors

By The New Political
April 25, 2017
in :  Opinion
1
A letter from the editors

The New Political executive staff has named Kat Tenbarge Editor-in-Chief for the 2017-18 academic year. Marianne Dodson and Connor Perrett were selected to be Managing Editor and Digital Managing Editor, respectively. The following editorial reflects the joint vision of the new top-tier editors. Dear Athens, The effects of the United States’ political system are significant, whether in the form of an …

Read More

Athens 2017 City Council candidates focus on education, business-friendly policies

By Allie Eldredge
April 20, 2017
in :  City, Education, Elections, Politics
0

Athens has some new competition for a couple of City Council seats. A majority of the competitors are Democrats, with only one Republican vying for a spot. Sarah Grace Grace is one of three candidates running for an at-large seat on the council. She is an OU alumna, local small-business owner and a former candidate for Ohio’s 94th District seat. …

Read More

In the throes of addiction: part three

By Ryan Severance
April 20, 2017
in :  Social Justice, State
0

Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series about Ohio’s heroin crisis. A symptom of a larger disease, opioid abuse and pharmaceutical abuse have ravaged the Midwest — and people are finally waking up to it.   The path out of addiction twists and turns, and it is littered with obstacles. The National Institute on Drug Abuse puts …

Read More

A Brighter Outlook for Ohio’s Endangered People

By Delaney Murray
April 20, 2017
in :  Feature, Social Justice, State
0

When Ohio State University student Reagan Tokes went missing in February, she became one of the hundreds of people that go missing in Ohio every year. Tokes’ case ultimately ended tragically with her death. However, the vast majority of missing people — 97 percent of those reported missing in 2015 — are ultimately recovered safely within a few days, according …

Read More

Opinion: Is Facebook becoming a mainstream media outlet?

By Dylanni Smith
April 20, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

Over the past few months, a number of horrific events have been broadcast on Facebook through the use of Facebook Live. The most recent tragedy to be shown live on the social media outlet occurred just a few days ago on Easter Sunday. Steve Stephens, a Cleveland resident, broadcasted himself killing 74-year-old Robert Godwin Sr. using Facebook. With the video …

Read More

Opinion: In defense of foreign aid

By Ryan Severance
April 20, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

In the rocky world of foreign policy, building global relationships is a necessary precursor to success. It’s time, then, to stop viewing USAID as valueless charity and instead recognize it for what it is: a wise and principled investment. The Trump Administration has signaled that USAID is on its way to the chopping block. The State Department and foreign aid is expected …

Read More

Free Thoughts: Our greatest achievements are in our own hands

By Students For Liberty
April 19, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed in this column are that of the author and Ohio University Students for Liberty. They do not reflect those of The New Political or its editorial team. ______________________________________________________________________ By C.J. Fogarty Just last year, scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory found a way to synthesize ethanol using nanotechnology. This discovery was made accidentally, according …

Read More

Tracking Ohio’s neo-Nazis where they organize

By Alexander McEvoy
April 19, 2017
in :  Politics, State
3

In August 2016, a thread popped up on a forum from a user with a grainy black and white avatar. “C-Bus in the house!” The post goes on to describe various city attractions. The user lists off parks and university centers to hang out and recruit members. They also mention a good target for activism: The Ohio Statehouse Holocaust Memorial. …

Read More

In the throes of addiction: part two

By Ryan Severance
April 19, 2017
in :  Feature, Social Justice, State
0

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series about Ohio’s heroin crisis. A symptom of a larger disease, opioid abuse and pharmaceutical abuse have ravaged the Midwest — and people are finally waking up to it. Opioids have ravaged families and communities with increasing frequency over the past few years, as Southeast Ohio has witnessed first-hand. Ironically, one …

Read More

Jay Edwards surprises Ohio University College Democrats

By Erin Franczak
April 18, 2017
in :  Campus, Politics
0

Rep. Jay Edwards, R-94th District, visited the Ohio University College Democrats to introduce himself and speak about issues and bills currently in legislature. Edwards said the opioid crisis is a crucial matter for Athens. He discussed in detail a new bill created to resolve the crisis, and commented about how doctors should be held accountable for the amount of opioids …

Read More

Opinion: Bobcats for Life abortion protest was misguided and harmful

By Emma Kennedy
April 18, 2017
in :  Opinion
2
Spring 2017 Bobcats for Life demonstration. File photo by Heather Willard.

Editor’s Note: Some of the images in this post are graphic and may be considered disturbing by some readers. The images in question refer to anti-abortion images circulated by Columbus-based anti-abortion group Created Equal. Last Wednesday, Ohio University Bobcats for Life held an anti-abortion protest with the help of Created Equal. This protest took place on South Beach (Morton Field) …

Read More

In the throes of addiction

By Ryan Severance
April 17, 2017
in :  Feature, Social Justice
2

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series about Ohio’s heroin crisis. A symptom of a larger disease, opioid abuse and pharmaceutical abuse have ravaged the Midwest — and people are finally waking up to it. Ohio: where a state in the throes of addiction experienced a staggering 13 percent increase in opioid overdoses just from 2014 to …

Read More

A World in Crisis: The fall of ISIS

By Zach Gheen
April 13, 2017
in :  Columns
0

With the assaults on the Islamic State (IS) strongholds of Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria, underway, it appears the group we know today is facing its last days. This is not to say it will disappear completely, but the organization will look very different in a year or so. This begs the question: what comes after the Islamic State? Does …

Read More

Opinion: The military response in Syria is long overdue

By Ryan Severance
April 13, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

The United States struck the Shyrat Air Base in Syria with 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles following the Assad regime’s barbaric gassing of civilians, including children. The move was a long-overdue response to the repeated atrocities committed by Bashar al-Assad’s regime and should be received as a welcomed attempt to maintain the international norm against chemical weapons While the Trump administration’s …

Read More

Student Senate reaffirms support for immigrant and international students

By Heather Willard
April 12, 2017
in :  Campus, Education
2

Student Senate passed a bill asking Ohio University to address the needs of international, immigrant and undocumented students on Wednesday. The bill is identical to one passed in February. It is being used to re-apply pressure to OU administrators on the topic of protecting immigration status. “We’re not asking the university to break any laws but to protect their students …

Read More

Jon Husted visits Athens to talk possible gubernatorial plans

By Ellen Bardash
April 12, 2017
in :  City, Elections, Politics
0

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted met with OU College Republicans yesterday in the basement of Red Brick to discuss his experiences in life and in office, as well as what he might do if he decides to pursue a gubernatorial campaign. Although Husted said he wouldn’t make the decision on whether to run for governor for several more weeks, …

Read More

Anti-abortion event draws strong campus reactions

By Heather Willard
April 12, 2017
in :  Campus, Social Justice
4
A spring 2017 demonstration set up by Bobcats for Life on South Green. File photo by Heather Willard.

Ohio University’s south campus Wednesday morning had more gore than many current PG-13 movies. Protesters gathered in opposition to an event held by Bobcats for Life and Created Equal, a Columbus-based pro-life organization. The event was characterized by a large “JumboTron” screen that displayed arguments against abortion and graphic videos. Jacob Hoback, president of Bobcats for Life, said the event …

Read More

Free Thoughts: Can we reclaim the anti-war position?

By Students For Liberty
April 12, 2017
in :  Columns
0

Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed in this column are that of the author and Ohio University Students for Liberty. They do not reflect those of The New Political or its editorial team. By: C.J. Fogarty I used to view a military intervention as simply an isolated event with no negative consequences. I also used to believe that any regime change …

Read More

Panelists reflect on workplace assault amidst OU scandals

By Heather Willard
April 11, 2017
in :  Campus, Social Justice
0

Panelists from campus institutions tackled workplace assault at a discussion hosted by Ohio University Student Senate on Tuesday. The conversation, held during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, appeared timely in light of recent scandals at the university. In 2016, the Athens Police Department reported 30 rapes, which is exponentially more than in prior years. OU has dealt with the aftermath of …

Read More

Ohio’s Democrats and Republicans on Trump’s Syria strike

By Alexander McEvoy
April 11, 2017
in :  Politics, State
0

In case you haven’t heard, last week President Donald Trump bombarded a Syrian airbase with 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles after it appeared the Syrian government used chemical weapons on civilians. Naturally, this has ignited some comments from Ohio’s politicians. Assad regime committed war crimes that can not be tolerated. U.S. response was appropriate and necessary. #SyriaStrikes — John Kasich (@JohnKasich) …

Read More

Opinion: Not littering is a small change with a big impact

By Emma Kennedy
April 10, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

As spring comes into full effect, more people are outside enjoying the warmer weather. But with this increase of outside activity, one thing to be aware about is where we’re disposing of trash. Not only do we need to be conscious of recycling, but we also need to think about trash we are leaving on the ground. And although littering …

Read More

Ohio has one of the worst wage gaps in the nation, a new report finds

By Olivia Miltner
April 10, 2017
in :  Money, State
0

Women in Ohio make 75 cents for every dollar paid to men, the 10th largest wage gap in the U.S., a report released last week found. The report also showed a larger wage gap for women of color. The analysis, conducted by the National Partnership for Women and Families, looked at the median yearly pay for women and men who …

Read More

Take Back the Night supporters took to the streets of Athens to protest sexual assualt

By Erin Franczak
April 6, 2017
in :  Campus, Social Justice
0

Supporters of Take Back the Night rallied together for survivors of sexual assault, violence and rape Thursday by marching through the streets of Athens. Take Back the Night is a nationwide movement working towards sexual education, safety and empowerment. The movement at Ohio University, in its 38th year of existence, consists of a week-long series of events made possible through …

Read More

Escobedo requests faculty hearing in response to dismissal

By Ellen Bardash
April 6, 2017
in :  Campus, Education
0

Andrew Escobedo, an English department faculty member who was placed on leave in March 2016 after being accused of sexually assaulting multiple graduate students, has requested a faculty hearing. The hearing was requested via an email to Interim President David Descutner on Monday. This was in response to Descutner’s March 2 notice to Escobedo expressing that the university planned to …

Read More

Ohio University College Republicans elects new executive board

By Erin Franczak
April 6, 2017
in :  Campus, Elections, Politics
0

Ohio University College Republicans elected Ryan Evans as its president for the 2017-2018 school year. In Evans’ nomination speech, he spoke about some of the past accomplishments of the past year. His goal is to increase retention rates for the organization and work toward making the organization more prestigious. “From what I learned in the last year being on exec …

Read More

$5.2 million fracking bid sets its sights on Wayne National Forest

By Ryan Severance
April 5, 2017
in :  City, Environment
1

New drilling wells may dot the landscape of Monroe County following a $5.2 million bid in March for the rights to explore and drill for oil and gas on 1,180 acres of land in the Wayne National Forest. The Wayne National Forest, which covers over a quarter million acres of Appalachia, has seen such bids before; the U.S. Bureau of …

Read More

Sierra Coalition calls for OU to divest from fossil fuels

By Heather Willard
April 5, 2017
in :  Campus, Environment
1

Images, banners and chalk messages cropped up around Ohio University’s main campus on Wednesday for an initiative by the OU Sierra Student Coalition calling for OU to divest from its fossil fuel industry ties. The initiative is a joint effort with the Ohio Student Climate Resistance (OSCR) and is aimed at standing up against fossil fuel industries. The actions follow …

Read More

Dog Whistle Project talks the danger of political doublespeak at OU College Dems

By Erin Franczak
April 4, 2017
in :  Campus, Politics
0

Former Obama speechwriter Kevin Samy and filmmaker Chris Roessner presented the Dog Whistle Project. to Ohio University College Democrats Tuesday night. The initiative was created to combat political doublespeak, which the speakers alleged is often used to promote a hidden agenda. Samy and Roessner started the organization partly because of the rise of Milo Yiannopoulos and his speeches to college …

Read More

Graduate Student Senate elects 2017-2018 executives

By Marilyn Icsman
April 4, 2017
in :  Campus, Education
0

Graduate Student Senate elected its 2017-18 executive positions, with 232 graduate students voting in the election April 3-4. At Tuesday’s meeting, it advocated for sexual assault awareness and protection of undocumented immigrants. GSS also passed resolutions regarding its budget and attendance policy, and it announced a plan to rebrand. GSS elected its 2017-18 administration Graduate students at Ohio University elected …

Read More

Green Light lights up Student Senate elections

By Heather Willard
April 4, 2017
in :  Campus, Elections, Politics
0

Student Senate elections finished Tuesday, April 4, after a turbulent election cycle, resulting in a majority win by the Green Light ticket. The new executives are Green Light’s Landen Lama as president, Nicole Schneider as vice president and Zachary Woods as treasurer. Going into the 2017-2018 school year, Green Light will occupy 34 of Senate’s 39 seats. Two of these …

Read More

Kasich encourages healthy, inventive working class in State of the State

By Kat Tenbarge
April 4, 2017
in :  Money, Policy, State
1

State Highway Patrol members barricaded the block surrounding the Sandusky State Theater today so Gov. John Kasich could announce an awardance of $20 million to fight the opioid epidemic through innovation. Kasich, along with the Ohio House of Representatives and the Ohio Senate, drove over two hours from the Ohio Statehouse to Sandusky for the Republican’s second-to-last State of the …

Read More

Opinion: Disney’s openly gay character gives the LGBTQ community the presence it deserves

By Emma Kennedy
April 4, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

Disney’s remake of “Beauty and the Beast” was a box office smash hit, earning the seventh spot on the list of biggest domestic box office launches in history. The movie is expected to surpass the earnings of the original and become one of Disney’s highest-grossing movies. All of these achievements have taken place despite the protest and backlash from more …

Read More

Breaking: Fight disqualified from Student Senate elections

By Heather Willard
April 3, 2017
in :  Campus, Elections
1

An already unique Student Senate election just become a little more interesting: outsider ticket Fight was disqualified from the election as of 11:50 a.m. today. This decision was a result of Fight failing to submit its financial report on time, shifting its infraction level from a class B to a class A, which results in disqualification. Disqualification in this manner …

Read More

Southeast Ohio Rep. Jay Edwards introduces bill to fight Ohio opioid epidemic

By Lindsey Curnutte
March 30, 2017
in :  City, Policy, Politics
2

Ohio Rep. Jay Edwards, R-Nelsonville, introduced a bill this week aimed at fighting Ohio’s opioid crisis through prescription drug reform. House Bill 167, introduced by Edwards at a Wednesday press conference, would limit the dosage of prescription opioids for acute pain that physicians can prescribe. This would require physicians to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines that suggest …

Read More

Opinion: Americans deserve a right to internet privacy

By Ryan Severance
March 30, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

Congress recently sparked an uproar with the passage of S.J. Res. 34, better known as the act which enables internet service providers to sell customer data and browsing history at a scale never before seen. The bill is likely to become law, especially now that President Trump has voiced his support of it. The key facet of the bill is …

Read More

Trump’s First 100 Days: Trump freezes Clean Power Act but Ohio moves forward

By Alexander McEvoy
March 30, 2017
in :  Environment, State
0

This week, President Trump signed an executive order revoking Obama’s Clean Power Plan which aimed to reduce carbon emissions within 25 years by requiring states to meet standards set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency. States did not immediately get on board with the plan. Ohio notably joined a lawsuit against the Obama administration opposing the implementation of the order. …

Read More

2017 Student Senate Ticket: Voice

By Heather Willard
March 30, 2017
in :  Campus, Elections, Politics
0

Three tickets are running for Student Senate this year, with vastly different platforms and ideas for the future. Get to know Voice: Presidential candidate: Jordan Kelley is fourth-year B.S.S. student studying student development and has been part of Student Senate for four years a senator, commissioner, vice commissioner and on Student Senate staff. He has been an RA and currently …

Read More

2017 Student Senate Ticket: Green Light

By Heather Willard
March 30, 2017
in :  Campus, Elections, Politics
0

Three tickets are running for Student Senate this year, with vastly different platforms and ideas for the future. Get to know Green Light: Presidential candidate: Landen Lama is a political science major and has two years of Student Senate experience as parliamentarian and chief of staff. He is also a Democratic central committee member for Fairfield County, representing the Democratic …

Read More

Unauthorized plane lands in Athens, Ohio, suspected cocaine found

By Ellen Bardash
March 29, 2017
in :  City, Law, Politics
0

Last March brought snow to Athens, Ohio, but yesterday a different type of white powder blew into the Ohio University airport. JUST IN: Authorities seize large amount of drugs from plane that landed at OU airport. They suspect it’s cocaine – https://t.co/mr7oIoDeWy pic.twitter.com/BXKbvLR7l8 — WTTE FOX 28 (@fox28columbus) March 30, 2017 At around 2:30 p.m., the Department of Homeland Security …

Read More

OUPD Chief Powers recommends charges be dropped from Baker sit-in

By Lindsey Curnutte
March 29, 2017
in :  Campus, Law, Politics
0

Ohio University Police Chief Andrew Powers asked the Athens City Prosecutor’s office to dismiss the remaining charges related to the Baker Center sit-in on Feb. 1. “Although I still believe the February 1 gathering had become unsafe and that our response was appropriate, I respect the decision of the judge,” Powers said in a press release. Athens Municipal Court Judge …

Read More

Tickets clash at final Student Senate debate

By Heather Willard
March 28, 2017
in :  Campus, Politics
0

Walter 235 does not look like an average Ohio University classroom. The U of desks and chairs rises up to create stands for the last debate of the 2017-18 Student Senate elections. Three sets of executive candidates took the floor, answering questions submitted by students and audience members. The debate began calmly, but at times the candidates became heated, while …

Read More

Trump’s First 100 Days: Here’s how Ohio’s most prominent Republicans feel about the AHCA failing

By Alexander McEvoy
March 28, 2017
in :  Policy, Politics, State
0

Three of Ohio’s most prominent Republicans have weighed in since the American Health Care Act failed to receive enough votes to pass in the House last week. Each of them laid forth a path that demonstrates three different strategies for Republicans moving forward. Ohio governor and former Republican presidential candidate John Kasich suggested President Donald Trump find a group of …

Read More

New report recommends revising Ohio’s bail and pretrial services

By Olivia Miltner
March 26, 2017
in :  Law, Politics, State
0

A report analyzing Ohio’s bail and pretrial services published last week recommended implementing several measures to improve the fairness and efficiency of Ohio’s various court systems. In line with similar studies across the U.S., the report, published by a special committee of the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, found that “those with money, notwithstanding their danger to the community, can purchase …

Read More

Opinion: Cutting funding to Appalachian Regional Commission is a dire mistake

By Ryan Severance
March 26, 2017
in :  Opinion
0

President Trump released his budget proposal a few weeks ago, detailing what he calls his “Budget Blueprint to Make America Great Again.” One of his first steps in doing so is cutting funding to the Appalachian Regional Commission, an entity charged with economic development and innovation in Appalachia. Such a cut is a leap in the wrong direction; to make …

Read More

Local officials speak out against the American Health Care Act

By Erin Franczak
March 23, 2017
in :  City, Politics
0

Athens and campus officials presented arguments against the American Health Care Act at the Athens County Courthouse on Thursday. Keller Blackburn, the Athens County prosecutor, spoke about how he believes the legislation proposed by U.S. House Republicans will be detrimental to Athens residents facing addiction problems. “We can either have productive members of society and recognize that addiction is a disease… or we can defund …

Read More

ISO event proposes feminist reform

By Ellen Bardash
March 23, 2017
in :  Campus, Social Justice
0

The International Socialist Organization discussed rebuilding the women’s movement at its event Thursday night. The event, “March, Strike, Organize,” was centered around a talk by Haley Swenson, a lecturer at Ohio State who is involved with ISO. “The women’s movement has been kind of dead in the water for about 40, almost 50 years,” Swenson said. “To reappropriate a phrase …

Read More

Gubernatorial candidate Mary Taylor discusses upcoming campaign with College Republicans

By Erin Franczak
March 23, 2017
in :  Campus, Politics
0

Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor spoke to Ohio University College Republicans about education at her campaign event for Ohio Governor on Thursday. “Coming out of high school, (students) should have the skills they need to take a job that exists in Ohio today, and there are lots of jobs that don’t require college degrees,” Taylor said. She said she wants to …

Read More
Page 1 of 23
1 2 3 … 23 Next »
123...23Page 1 of 23

AD

Stay Connected

AD

About us

The New Political is an award-winning, independent publication run entirely by Ohio University students. A digital-first outlet, it is solely dedicated to covering politics and government on campus, in the city of Athens and in the state of Ohio. The New Political seeks to educate and empower the public as an independent voice for Athens.

Follow us

  • About
  • Jobs
  • Advertise
© Copyright 2018 The New Political