The student election board will meet to determine the fate of the Boreing-Becerra campaign after the Nieves-Sears campaign filed an election code violation form.
Taylor Brimer, election board chairman, confirmed the election board will meet at 5 p.m. Feb. 16 in the LBJ Student Center in room 4-1.9.
Bribery charges are being formally brought against the Boreing-Becerra campaign by the Nieves-Sears campaign.
The hearing will be open to the public.
The Star will be live tweeting during the hearing. Follow live on Twitter @universitystar.
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Student Election Board to hold hearing for bribery charges
February 15, 2018
Brooklyn Boreing discussing her campaign’s policy at the Student Goverment debate, Feb. 12.
Photo by Tyler Jackson | Multimedia Editor
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