SUMMARY: The constitutional court is almost like the fourth branch of power which has been established by the Constitution itself. Very important tasks fall under the courts jurisdiction. Therefore the composition of the court is of utmost importance to successfully fulfil its tasks. The procedure of electing judges plays a big part in that. Starting with the body that has the right to propose candidates and the requirements the candidates have to meet, to the actual voting and the election for the position of a constitutional judge. All the bodies that participate in the process of the election have a certain influence on the composition of the court and the judges themselves. The legal framework governing the election of constitutional judges should secure the least possible influence of all external factors and it should ensure the independence of the court and the judges. There is a vast number of problems and questions that arise during the election process, some of which are still unresolved and will become very relevant in 2024. Starting with who oversees the constitutionality and legality of the election process and to which body to turn in case of a breach of the rules regarding the election. Many see the solution in turning to the constitutional court itself precisely for the reason that maybe it is the most competent to decide.