According to new reports, a Democrat Virginia delegate was pulled over by police less than 24 hours before Election Day after a deputy saw a woman taking campaign signs and getting into a car being driven by the Democrat delegate.
Fox News reports:
Delegate Chris Hurst was pulled over by police in Radford, Virginia, on Monday evening after a deputy with the Radford Sheriff’s office saw a woman taking campaign signs that were on display outside the city recreation center and then getting into a car Hurst was driving, according to Radford Sheriff Mark Armentrout.
Police found that Hurst was driving the vehicle with a suspended license, and he was given a “driving while suspended notification” by a deputy, local outlets report
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Hurst assumed the delegate office in 2018 and is currently running as an incumbent. Former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s campaign donated $15,000 to Hurst’s campaign on Oct. 19, according to the Virginia Public Access Project.
A former journalist, Hurst entered politics after his fiancee, reporter Alison Parker, was shot and killed in 2015 during a live television interview in Moneta, Virginia. He was backed … by gun-control groups during his run, but focused his campaign on education and healthcare.
The Democrat dirty tactics some as Virginia holds a pivotal election, where the fate of the House of Delegates and the governorship is up for grabs, with an opportunity for Republicans to swing the odds in their favor.
Hurst’s opponent, Jason Ballard warned previously of Hurst trying to “steal” this from him: