The Midterm Election is just under a week away, and Early Voting closes in just 3 days; President Trump was back in Texas yesterday. - Hear what he had to say. Plus, your talkbacks on what needs to be added to the new Spurs entertainment area.

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The clock is ticking, the campaign stops are piling up, and the political ads are probably testing your mute button! White House Correspondent Jon Decker joins us to break down the last-minute campaigning ahead of the midterm elections. With just one week until Election Day, candidates are making their closing arguments and pushing supporters to get to the polls. Where is President Trump focusing his attention, and what role could the White House play in the final stretch? We look at the messages, the strategy, and whether these last-minute appearances can move the needle. Follow the race to Election Day with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI.

One week to go—and the campaign ads aren’t letting you forget it! The midterm election is one week from today, and candidates are making their final push to win your vote. From control of Congress to the races closer to home, the results will help shape what comes next for Washington, Texas, and San Antonio. Which issues will drive voters to the polls? Can the final week change anyone’s mind, or is it all about getting supporters to show up? We’re breaking down the stakes, the closing arguments, and what to watch as the countdown enters its final stretch. Get ready for Election Day with San Antonio’s First News on 1200 WOAI.

From the ballot box to the phone in your pocket, National Correspondent Rory O’Neill joins us with two stories making headlines. First, we take a look at the elections in Israel, the political divisions shaping the debate, and why the outcome matters beyond the country’s borders. What should Americans be watching, and what could come next? Then, we switch gears to the latest iPhone issues. A new phone should make life easier—but is yours giving you a new headache instead? Rory breaks down the concerns and what they could mean for users. Politics, technology, and the questions behind the headlines—on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.

From the concert stage to the White House briefing room? Nicki Minaj’s appearance at President Trump’s Michigan rally is making headlines—and a joke about her becoming press secretary has the rumor mill working overtime. White House Correspondent Jon Decker joins us to separate the speculation from any serious possibility of a job in the administration. What sparked the chatter, and what does her appearance alongside the president say about his celebrity support heading into the elections? There’s no confirmed appointment, but there’s certainly plenty to talk about. We’ll break down the politics, the publicity, and the possibility of a very different kind of microphone for Minaj, on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.

With Election Day closing in, President Trump is taking his message to Michigan. The president rallied supporters in Port Huron, making the case for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers and gubernatorial candidate John James. His visit comes just one day after former President Barack Obama campaigned for Democrats in the state, putting Michigan squarely in the political spotlight. Can Trump’s appearance help Republicans turn enthusiasm into votes? And what could these races tell us about the direction of the country? We break down the president’s campaign stop, the competing messages, and the stakes heading into November third. It’s the final push toward the midterms, on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.

The campaign ads are everywhere, the debates are heating up, and soon, the decision belongs to you. National Correspondent Rory O’Neill joins us ahead of the elections to talk about why getting out and voting matters. From the people representing your neighborhood to the balance of power in Washington, your ballot helps determine who makes decisions that affect your everyday life. We’ll discuss why sitting out means leaving those choices to someone else, and why participating matters long after the campaign signs come down. Whether you’re a regular voter or preparing to cast your first ballot, join the conversation on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.

Matthew McConaughey and San Antonio City Hall—now there’s a combination you probably didn’t have on your bingo card. City Councilman Marc Whyte joins us as the mayor takes aim at the Texas actor. What prompted the criticism, and what does Whyte make of the mayor’s decision to weigh in? We’ll get his perspective on the dispute, the message it sends, and whether this is a conversation City Hall needs to be having. From Hollywood headlines to the priorities of San Antonio taxpayers, there’s plenty to unpack—and we’re giving Whyte the microphone. Join us for the conversation on San Antonio’s First News, 1200 WOAI.