“Will campaign reforms open Student Government to all? First election season with new rules begins”

Context

As Student Government's first election under new rules began (a $4,000 spending cap, a shorter season, two days of voting), The Reveille asked whether the reforms would level the playing field. Raby, a senator for the College of Engineering, said running for president in 2022 had given him "a crash course in the flaws of the election system," from family-funded campaigns to tickets that spent "absurd amounts of money on food to essentially just bribe voters."