Federal election validity complaint dismissed without reasoning under § 24 BVerfGG

The German Federal Constitutional Court dismissed a complaint for review of a federal election, denying relief to the complainant without further reasoning. The case involved a *Wahlprüfungsbeschwerde* challenging the validity of the 2013 federal election results, where the applicant alleged constitutional irregularities. The Court relied on § 24 Sentence 2 of the Federal Constitutional Court Act (BVerfGG), which permits the omission of a detailed written judgment if the decision can be based on a prior reasoned letter from the rapporteur; consequently, the election results stand as originally determined, and the complainant's challenge was rejected in its entirety.