Electoral review complaint: A-limine dismissal via § 24 BVerfGG reference to reporting judge's letter

1. Final Operative Outcome: The Federal Constitutional Court (2nd Senate) dismissed the electoral review complaint at the threshold stage (a-limine rejection), resulting in the prevailing status of the respondent (the electoral authority or the election outcome in question, which stands). 2. Dispute and Material Facts: The case involved a Wahlprüfungsbeschwerde (electoral review complaint) challenging an election result, where the petitioner sought to overturn or rectify the electoral outcome based on alleged procedural or substantive irregularities. The Court did not need to address the merits in a full written opinion. 3. Decisive Legal Basis: The dismissal was based on the reasoning set forth in a prior reporting judge’s letter (Berichterstatterschreiben) dated June 8, 2019, pursuant to § 24 sentence 2 of the Federal Constitutional Court Act (BVerfGG), which allows the Court to forgo further written justification if the outcome is evident from the earlier correspondence.