May 27, 2024: "The Indian American Gen Z candidate, who ran unopposed in the Democratic primary Tuesday, launched his campaign last year, telling USA TODAY in an interview that protecting the legitimacy of election results and a person's right to their vote is what inspired him to run in his home state of Georgia ... Ramaswami’s campaign has vastly outraised Still’s in the latest filing period between Feb. 1 and April 30, with Ramaswami raising $146,442 and Still raising only $6,400."

May 17, 2024: "Ramaswami had a stint in consumer protection at the Georgia attorney general’s office and helped support open-source software security programs through a philanthropic tech venture fund run by Eric Schmidt, the former Google CEO. A software engineer, Ramaswami even maintained an open-source JavaScript library in his free time ... “The hackers in cybersecurity are really important,” said Ramaswami. “But it's all for nothing if you have politicians who just come in and try to overturn the election results.”"

April 19, 2024: "Still is a first-term Republican lawmaker from Johns Creek who is currently under indictment ... Still is being challenged by Ashwin Ramaswami, a 24-year-old Democrat and law student from Johns Creek who worked in election security during the same 2020 election that Still is still dealing with."

March 23, 2024: "Ashwin Ramaswami spent the last three years working for the federal government to protect elections from hackers. Now, he’s targeting what he says is a greater threat to democracy: his state senator."

March 13, 2024: "March for Our Lives co-founder David Hogg joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell along with two candidates that his organization, Leaders We Deserve, has endorsed for state legislative office...Ashwin Ramaswami is a candidate for State Senate in Georgia's 48th District."

March 12, 2024: "On November 17, 2020, Donald Trump fired my boss for stating the truth: that the American people should have confidence in the security and integrity of the 2020 elections, the most secure in American history...Election deniers and partisan extremists are no match for policy nerds and tech geeks, and most importantly, young people of integrity who know how to get things done."

February 19, 2024: "Ashwin Ramaswami has become the first Indian-American from Gen Z to run for a State or federal legislature in the U.S., indicative of a new breed of young politicians emerging from the community."

January 9, 2024: "If elected, Ramaswami will be the first member of the Indian American and Hindu-American communities and the first Gen Z State Senator in the Georgia state legislature. In his exclusive with NRI Pulse, Ramaswami spoke about his motivation to run, his priorities for the state, the importance of representation, his stance on gun control, reproductive rights, and much more."

December 19, 2023: "I decided to run because I wanted to make sure that others would have the same opportunities as I had...The federal government can only do so much, we have to play our part in terms of what we're willing to support."

June 6, 2024: "Seva, the Hindu concept of service, helped inspire him to run for office, and he thinks faith has much to add to politics, which he thinks of as a way to change hearts and minds. Religion should not be overlooked as a means to achieve that, he said, pointing to Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi as role models. "

June 19, 2024: "Ramaswami has now used his skills to code an interface — similar to a Microsoft Excel sheet — where he can compile his own data to keep track of donations and make sure he’s in compliance with state regulations on campaign finance."

July 24, 2024: "Fast Company’s new cover story focuses on a growing cohort: the young Americans taking a career gamble on politics. These bold individuals—including Nate Douglas, Allie Phillips, Ashwin Ramaswami, and Anna Thomas—are smart, politically engaged, and restless for change. They are following their convictions despite the risks to their bank accounts and personal safety. And they’ve got help. "