Key legal question
Whether the federal complaint against the district court judgment was admissible.
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because it did not satisfy the substantiation requirements and attacked a judgment that could not be challenged directly before the Federal Court.
Extracted reasoning
The appellant failed to explain why the cantonal government should have entered into the voting-rights complaint. Moreover, the district court judgment was subject to ordinary appeal and had not been appealed; it therefore could not be directly attacked through a voting-rights complaint.