Key legal question
Whether the complaint was admissible as a voting-rights complaint and sufficiently reasoned
Extracted holding
The complaint was in principle admissible, but the Court only examined properly substantiated claims; to the extent the appellants failed to specify a legal basis for their argument, the complaint was not sufficient.
Extracted reasoning
A voting-rights complaint is the proper vehicle to challenge an alleged violation of political voting rights. However, the constitutional complaint must meet the strict substantiation requirements of Art. 90(1)(b) OG.