His girlfriend was murdered on live TV. Now he’s running in one of Virginia’s most competitive races.
The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
After his girlfriend was murdered on live television in 2015,  Chris Hurst left behind a career as a local news anchor in hopes of becoming a delegate for Virginia’s 12th District in the state legislature. Democrats believe he could flip the competitive seat.
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