Key legal question
Whether a direct complaint to the Federal Supreme Court against a federal vote is admissible.
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because a voting-rights complaint against a federal vote must be filed with the cantonal government under Art. 77 LDP, not directly with the Federal Supreme Court.
Extracted reasoning
Only a public-law appeal could be considered in principle, but the specific voting-rights remedy must be addressed to the cantonal government within the statutory time limit. Direct filing with the Federal Supreme Court therefore failed the admissibility requirements.