Supreme Court dismissed presidential election protest as education info error could not affect election result.

The Supreme Court dismissed a protest against the presidential election, ruling that the omission of higher education information for a candidate did not alter the election outcome. Although the court ordered extensive sociological surveys to determine voter motivations, the data failed to prove that voters would have switched their votes based on that missing detail. Consequently, the court held that the legal requirement to demonstrate a causal link between the procedural error and the final result was not met.