Constitutional complaint against Federal Election Act provisions lacking admissibility requirements

The Federal Constitutional Court declined to accept the constitutional complaint for decision, leaving the challenged provisions of the Federal Election Act in force. The dispute concerned a *Rechtssatzverfassungsbeschwerde* (legal principle constitutional complaint) filed against specific norms of the Federal Election Act, rather than a standard complaint against a specific judicial decision. The Court’s brief order contains no further legal reasoning or specific doctrinal analysis, serving only to formally deny the admissibility of the complaint, thereby concluding the procedure without a substantive review of the election law's constitutionality.