Bringing a Millennial Voice to the Statehouse - 5:00
with Representative Chris Chyung (D-15)
Posted May 08, 2019
Freshman legislator Chris Chyung highlights his road to the statehouse; from campaigning to lawmaking and bringing a millennial voice to the statehouse. Interview filmed March 20, 2019.
Hosted by: Talor Whitaker Produced by: Heartland Newsmakers Team
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