Spain’s Supreme Court has maintained the suspension of voting rights for 163,020 citizens naturalized under the ‘grandchild law’ (‘ley de nietos’). The court has granted affected individuals five business days to legally represent themselves – with both a lawyer and legal representative – to defend their right to vote. However, the court acknowledges difficulty in identifying all those affected, necessitating notification through official channels. Specifically, citizens must learn of the ruling through publication in the Official State Gazette (BOE) and on judicial notice boards. This decision continues a legal battle concerning the voting eligibility of individuals who gained Spanish nationality through descendants. The court’s action allows time for legal arguments before a final determination on the contested voting rights is made. The ruling impacts a significant number of individuals seeking full civic participation in Spain.