Constitutional complaint against electoral audit results dismissed for failure to secure required joinder of 100 eligible voters

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed a constitutional complaint as inadmissible, resulting in the relief sought in the merits proceeding for the applicants and extinguishing the associated pending request for provisional relief. The case involved a challenge to the results of an electoral audit proceeding, where the complainants disputed the validation of an election. The decisive legal ground for the dismissal was the failure to satisfy the formal admissibility requirements for a constitutional complaint, specifically the mandatory joinder of at least 100 eligible voters as stipulated in Section 48(1) of the Federal Constitutional Court Act, which renders the complaint procedurally defective irrespective of its substantive merit.