UR alum Alexandra Hunt making 2022 run for Congress
(10/21/21 6:51pm)
University of Richmond alum Alexandra Hunt, ‘14, is running for Congress in Pennsylvania’s third district in 2022.
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University of Richmond alum Alexandra Hunt, ‘14, is running for Congress in Pennsylvania’s third district in 2022.
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