It was not so long ago that millennials were the youngest generation getting elected to public office and infiltrating the halls of power . Now, Gen Z is fast on their heels. Across the country this year, young twentysomethings have campaigned for state and federal office, in some cases against candidates more than twice their age. But in an election cycle flooded with historical amounts of money , it hasn’t been an easy time to break in. Cheyenne Hunt, a 26-year-old law school graduate, ran