What consequences does the Constitutional decision have? Who will be left without voting on November 29? Will the elections be challenged?

The Constitutional Court has upheld the suspension of voting rights for 163,020 individuals affected by the 'grandchildren's law', complicating the electoral process. The Supreme Court's decision has led to uncertainty regarding who can vote, as some may still be eligible if their consulates provide proper certification. The Central Electoral Board has requested electoral materials to be sent out, but with warnings about potential affected voters. The lack of clear data may lead to mass legal challenges regarding the election results. The government is working to meet the Supreme Court's requirements, but time is running out for affected individuals to appeal their voting status.