Election validity complaint dismissed for lack of merits by reference to prior reporting judge’s findings

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's election complaint as unfounded, thereby upholding the validity of the challenged electoral result. The dispute concerned a complaint against the validity of a federal election, in which the applicant alleged irregularities in the electoral process. The Court refused to hear the case on the merits, explicitly relying on the reasons set forth in a prior letter from the reporting judge dated September 28, 2023, which concluded that the complaint lacked success. Citing § 24, sentence 2 of the Federal Constitutional Court Act (BVerfGG), the Court dispensed with a separate substantive legal reasoning, thereby rendering the dismissal final based on the pre-existing grounds of insufficiency.