Morocco Parliamentary Election Results

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Analysis

How it changed

1. 22 Sep

   Fouzi Lekjaa, head of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and a senior politician who works in the finance ministry, has emerged as the kingdom's newest political sensation - and a definite heavyweight.

   2 outlets · BBC
2. 24 Sep

   RABAT, Sept 24 - The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won the largest number of seats in Morocco's legislative election, followed by its partners in the outgoing government, RNI, and the Istiqlal party, according to official preliminary results on Thursday.

   3 outlets · The Straits Times

Coverage 7 articles

• 26 Sep PAM wins big in Morocco parliament elections but falls short of majorityIn Morocco's parliamentary election, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won the most seats with 97 out of 395, according to final results announced by the Ministry of Interior on Friday. Despite this victory, PAM lacks an outright majority for governing, needing at least 198 seats. The party will likely need to form a coalition, potentially including Istiqlal and other smaller parties, as PAM's rival, the…Al Jazeera
• 25 Sep Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party wins parliamentary election, interior ministry saysMorocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won the most seats in the recent parliamentary election, securing 97 out of 395 seats in the House of Representatives. The Interior Ministry announced these final results on Friday. Despite this significant victory, PAM lacks an absolute majority and will need to form a coalition with other parties to govern.Toronto Star
• 24 Sep Monarchy-aligned PAM leads in Morocco election provisional resultsMorocco's Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), which aligns with the monarchy, has won the most seats in recent parliamentary elections with 97 out of 395 total seats. The election saw a decline in voter turnout to 38.02 percent from 50 percent in 2021, reflecting economic uncertainty and political challenges for the new government expected under King Mohammed VI's constitutional framework. PAM will likely lead…Al Jazeera
• 24 Sep PAM party wins most seats in Morocco's parliamentary electionIn Morocco's parliamentary election on September 21, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won the most seats with 97 out of 395. The results showed a close vote, with PAM followed by the National Rally for Democracy (RNI) at 66 seats and the Istiqlal Party at 65 seats. The election comes amid efforts to address social inequalities and youth discontent, including Morocco's bid to host the $20 billion World Cup…The Straits Times
• 23 Sep Moroccans vote in election set to shape government before World CupMoroccan citizens are voting in a parliamentary election on September 27 that will influence government policies leading up to the 2030 World Cup. The poll focuses on addressing youth discontent through economic reforms, though it is unlikely to change the current balance of power, given the king's broad authority over policy and governance. About 15.8 million out of 27 million eligible voters are registered to…The Straits Times
• 22 Sep How Ceuta, football and Israel are shaping Morocco's electionDisillusioned young voters in Morocco are being courted with promises and slogans ahead of parliamentary elections, including pledges to create one million jobs and anti-Israel rhetoric. Environmental activist Siham Azeroual, 32, expresses her frustration, stating that politics feels disconnected from reality. The election outcome will shape the next government, following a mass migration event where over 60,000…BBC
• 21 Sep Moroccan parties mobilise in markets and online for parliamentary electionsPolitical parties in Morocco are gearing up for parliamentary elections on September 23, with twenty-seven parties competing for 395 seats. Campaign efforts include physical outreach at markets and city neighborhoods as well as online initiatives, focusing on issues like rising living costs and high youth unemployment, which currently stands at 37.3% for those aged 15 to 24. Campaign managers emphasize the…Al Jazeera

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