According to initial results from Casablanca, the Constitutional Union party has secured four parliamentary seats in various districts. The party's Secretary-General, Mohamed Joudar, has won a seat in the Ben M'sick district. In the Aïn Sebaa-Al Houari district, Abdel Latif Harshish is leading, while in the Nouasser district, Abdelillah Ibn Hnia has secured a seat. In the Fidaa-Mers Sultan district, Ibrahim Nnaïmi has also won a seat for the Constitutional Union.
In contrast, in the Anfa district, Kenza Chraybi, representing the Constitutional Union, is trailing behind several competitors, particularly Najwa Koukos from the Authenticity and Modernity Party. The initial results show Koukos leading in the district. The Constitutional Union's performance in other districts has been strong, with the party leading in several areas.
In the Hay Hassani district, initial results show Samir Chouki, a candidate for the Justice and Development Party, leading with 8,370 votes after counting around 90% of the ballots. The candidate from the Independence Party has 4,452 votes, followed by the Authenticity and Modernity Party candidate with 4,448 votes. The Socialist Union candidate has 3,192 votes, and the Leftist coalition has 2,888 votes.
The Hay Hassani district has 15 competing electoral lists vying for three parliamentary seats. While the current results are preliminary, they are expected to change as the vote counting and tallying process continues. The final results will be officially announced by the relevant authorities once the process is complete.
The Constitutional Union's strong performance in several districts is notable, but the party's overall results will depend on the final tally. Other parties, including the Justice and Development Party, the Authenticity and Modernity Party, and the Socialist Union, are also competing for seats in various districts.
As more results are announced from various polling stations, the competition for the remaining seats remains open. The final results will provide a clearer picture of the parties' performance and the distribution of parliamentary seats.
The elections have seen a moderate turnout, with some parties expressing satisfaction with the initial results. The official results will be announced once the counting and tallying process is complete, providing a definitive outcome to the elections.
Key points
- The Constitutional Union party has secured four parliamentary seats in several Casablanca districts.
- The Justice and Development Party is leading in the Hay Hassani district with 8,370 votes.
- The final results of the elections will be officially announced by the relevant authorities once the counting and tallying process is complete.
