In summary, most of the countries provide the right to lodge electoral complaints to the main stakeholders, namely the voters and the candidates, and a small number of countries provide such a possibility for other categories of persons. Developing in the law the categories of persons entitled to lodge complaints could be a way to reinforce procedures with regard to the settlement of electoral disputes and increase trust in electoral processes overall. This broader approach should be considered, although such additional categories of electoral stakeholders are not indicated as entitled categories to lodge complaints by international standards and specifically the Code of good practice in electoral matters, and provided that safeguards are in place to prevent frivolous complaints aimed at blocking the relevant bodies from accomplishing their duties and ultimately issuing election results in a timely manner.