Supreme Court dismisses election protest regarding blind voters' right to secret voting without third-party assistance.

The Supreme Court dismissed an election protest filed by Rafał K. against the validity of European Parliament elections in Warsaw, arguing that blind voters were denied secret voting rights. The petitioner claimed that requiring third-party assistance for blind voters violated the principle of secret voting and constituted discrimination under the Constitution. The court ruled that the protest raised legislative questions rather than legal violations, as the existing electoral laws provided for such assistance and the court lacks authority to redesign voting procedures.