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A total of 28 parties and alliances are competing in the upcoming Moroccan parliamentary elections scheduled for September 23, vying for 395 seats in the House of Representatives—305 seats in local districts and 90 in regional districts. Data shows a decrease in the number of participating parties compared to the 2021 elections, which included 31 parties, despite an increase in the number of lists and candidates, with 7,288 candidates from more than 1,850 lists. The number of registered voters stands at 15.8 million, down from 17.5 million in 2021, with voter turnout decreasing to 42.29%. In the previous elections, the National Rally of Independents led with 102 seats. It is expected that the current results will bring changes in the distribution of seats and the party landscape, which will determine who forms the government after the results are announced.
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