Elections in Morocco: the Keys to Elections Marked by the Abstention and Power of the King
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15.8 million Moroccans are called to renew the 395 seats in Parliament in a system without polls, with delegated vote for the diaspora and broad prerogatives for Mohamed VI
Morocco goes to the polls this Wednesday in elections marked by abstention and youth unemployment, the cost of living and public services among the main concerns. The elections may seem distant to the Canary Islands, but they are relevant to an Archipelago located off the Moroccan coast and whose migratory reality is closely linked to the evolution of the country. Morocco is, at the same time, a country of origin and transit of migrants arriving…
On 23 September Moroccan citizens returned to the polls for the parliamentary elections, the fourth from the constitutional reforms of 2011. Morocco's political parties contended with the votes of almost 15.8 million registered voters, an electoral body considerably older than five years ago: the under 35 fell from 27% to 18% of the members, while
Women, MRE, abstention and calls for boycott mark the debate on political participation in the 2026 elections.
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