Ben Richards won the sophomore TCU Senate special election, according to multiple sources, including a Facebook post by a member of the Elections Commission.
Now the fun begins -- for Richards, who ran against Matt Wittman, published an op-ed in Tuesday's Daily advertising his candidacy.
And per my copy of ECOM's General Rules, candidates are not permitted to place Daily op-eds. (The rules specify the types of advertising which candidates can engage in; any advertising not mentioned is prohibited.) The general rules also note that ECOM has the ability to disqualify candidates who break such rules.
We'll see what happens. In the meantime, I need some sleep.
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