Morocco parliamentary elections begin
Today, the parliamentary elections in Morocco were launched, with the participation of over 15 million voters to choose 395 members of the House of Representatives. In the election, 28 parties are competing across 1,850 lists, featuring 7,288 candidates, including 2,658 women, with the aim of forming a new government for the next four years. The results of the elections will determine which party will form the government based on the distribution of seats, as a minimum of 198 seats is required to establish a parliamentary majority. Given the proportional list voting system, it is unlikely for a single party to win an outright majority. Following the announcement of the results, consultations will commence to form the new government, and the Prime Minister will be appointed from the winning party in accordance with the Moroccan constitution.
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