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Reasons for voting at the polls
The article addresses the fragile state of trust in Moroccan political institutions, noting that confidence in the parliament is no more than 38%, and in the government, just 33%, despite 68% of Moroccans supporting the multi-party parliamentary system. It highlights that electoral participation is low, with the majority of deputies not voting on key laws such as the 2026 finance law, reflecting a political efficacy crisis and a lack of faith in the impact of voting to improve citizens’ lives. The article emphasizes that the constitution grants responsibilities and accountability to officials, but citizens feel that their responsibility ends with voting, without this translating into actual accountability on the ground. It concludes by stating that convincing Moroccans to participate requires the presentation of realistic programs, policies, and new competencies, because elections become meaningless when voters believe their votes will not lead to tangible change.
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