The Moroccan Interior Ministry announced on Friday, September 25, 2026, that the final results of the legislative elections held on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, have been confirmed by the provincial and regional counting commissions. The results match the provisional general results previously announced. According to the ministry, the commissions, presided over by judges in various prefectures, provinces, and regions, completed the vote counting and result proclamation process.

The final results show that the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) secured 97 seats, followed by the National Rally of Independents (RNI) with 66 seats, and the Istiqlal Party (PI) with 65 seats. The Justice and Development Party (PJD) obtained 54 seats, while the Popular Movement (MP) secured 29 seats. The results also indicate that the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) gained 26 seats, and the Progress and Socialism Party (PPS) obtained 19 seats.

Other parties that secured seats in the House of Representatives include the Union Constitutionnelle (UC) with 17 seats, the Democratic and Social Movement (MDS) with 8 seats, and the Alliance of the Left (AG) with 8 seats. The Front of Democratic Forces (FFD) and the Equity Party (PE) each secured 2 seats, while the New Democrats Party (PND) and the Unity and Democracy Party (PUD) each obtained 1 seat.

The Interior Ministry also reminded the public that, according to the Organic Law related to the House of Representatives, candidates have the right to consult the voting records and electoral process documents. This consultation can be done at the local administrative authority's office, prefecture, province, or region, during official working hours, for a period of eight days.

The ministry further stated that candidates whose election is subject to an appeal have the right to consult the electoral process documents and obtain a copy at the local administrative authority's office. This can be done during official working hours, for a period of eight days, starting from the date of receipt of the appeal request.

The final results were announced after the completion of the vote counting and result proclamation process by the provincial and regional counting commissions. The commissions were responsible for establishing and depositing the electoral process documents with the Constitutional Court, in accordance with legislative provisions.

The legislative elections saw a participation rate of 38.02% at the national level, according to previous reports. The elections were held to elect members of the House of Representatives, with various parties competing for seats.

Key points

  • The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) secured 97 seats, making it the leading party in the legislative elections.
  • The final results of the legislative elections were confirmed by the provincial and regional counting commissions, and match the provisional general results previously announced.
  • Candidates have the right to consult the voting records and electoral process documents, as per the Organic Law related to the House of Representatives.

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